FT - Lead Java Developer - London - MBA & Company (www.mbaandco.com) is a startup marketplace for high end freelance management consultants and has won multiple awards and has recently been selected as one of the top 10 most disruptive new brands in the UK by Real Business magazine. Having originally outsourced our development we are now looking for a skilled java developer to help rebuild and refine our existing platform. With the ability to eventually build and lead a team we are looking for a responsible and enthusiastic developer who enjoys startups and rewards that come with it. £45k plus equity options based on achievement of goals. If of interest then email daniel@mbaandco.com
Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (November 2011)
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#42Melbourne, Australia - Full Time - http://www.penguin.com.au
Penguin Books (Australia) is looking for a frontend developer to work on our websites, webapps and mobile apps. We'll reward your awesome client-side programming skills by providing you with books and other literary perks.
Read the details and apply at http://www.seek.com.au/Job/20972554
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#43Boston, MA - 1 year paid internship for programmers to learn to hack biology
Ginkgo BioWorks is an MIT spinout that genetically engineers organisms to solve challenges across a range of industries from renewable fuels to pharmaceutical production. Stop building soulless web apps and work on something that matters:
http://ginkgobioworks.com/careers.html https://ginkgo.resumetracker.com/public/job_detail/83
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#44London, UK - Full Time - http://spider.io At spider.io, we look to catch bad people doing very bad things. We catch botnets, browser emulators, clickjackers, traffic launderers, bots that probe for weakness, bots that learn. At spider.io, we look to distinguish legitimate human website visitors from nefarious automated traffic. It’s a hard engineering problem. It would be a hard problem at toy levels of traffic. We n…
Spoke to Douglas (a founder) at silicon milkroundabout on Sunday (http://siliconmilkroundabout.com/).
Firstly, a really nice guy and clearly awesome team, who helped me think about some of the issues we're facing in my own startup.
Secondly I have to say this if the state of the web is as they claim, they're onto an awesome product here. If I wasn't working on my own start-up, I'd definitely be interested!
Good luck guys.
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#45Metro Denver, CO - INTERN, new grad, post-grad (all positions paid)
Ecocion builds software to help energy companies stay in compliance with environmental regulations.
We're looking for an intern (new grads, post-grads, post-baccalaureates are also welcome) to help us build our new .NET web app.
If you have a solid grasp of HTML, CSS, and jQuery UI, then we want to talk to you.
If you have all that and you have (or want) some .NET experience, then we really want to talk to you.
We're looking for someone who can take some initial guidance and then find the the last 20/30/40% of the solution on their own. This position has tons of growth potential and offers a lot of autonomy for the right person.
Contact me directly. Use the email in my HN profile.
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#4637signals - Chicago, IL
(Remote - Work from anywhere)
2x DevOps guys or girls.
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#47iOS - London - full time - Memrise - http://www.memrise.com
We're seed-funded, just out of TechStars Boston, and we have thousands of happy users, clamouring to hear about progress on an iPhone app.
If you like the idea of a deeply creative, technically demanding role in a company that aims to make all learning fast, fun, mobile and effective, please send an email with CV or questions to jobs at memrise.com.
Join us in our mission to give the world a better memory.
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#48Austin, TX - OwnLocal (YC W10) - INTERN, FULL-TIME
OwnLocal is looking for a full-time web designer as well as a full-time software engineer.
We're also looking for paid and unpaid software engineering interns in Austin.
We have full health coverage, you can work from home most of the week and we have free beer.
Check out http://ownlocal.com/company/jobs/ or apply at jobs@ownlocal.com. Tell us about projects that you've worked on. A resume isn't really necessary, but if you send one it may get some mundane details out of the way.
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#49Chicago, New York, Mountain View
Matasano Security
Do you like to break things? Was your childhood room full of toys you'd taken apart and put back together in ridiculous ways? You may be just who we're looking for.
At Matasano Security, some of the most interesting companies in the world hire us to break their code/hardware in terrible, terrible ways, and we're looking for people to join the team. Security experience is great but not required, and we love people with interesting backgrounds and insights. Above all else, you have to be quick on your feet and be comfortable learning entirely new languages, frameworks, platforms, etc while attacking a product. You'll be pushed to the very limits of your capabilities and love every minute of it.
If this sounds like fun to you (and it is!), check out http://www.matasano.com/careers
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#50Cambridge / London, UK - Full Time - http://handyelephant.com
Handy Elephant is building a productivity app for business professionals who have to maintain a large number of relationships across multiple channels (e.g. Phone, SMS, Email, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook).
We have been accepted into a Silicon Valley based Startup Accelerator and are now looking to extend our team of 4 (Android dev, Web Dev, Web & UX Designer, Marketing) with a Web Lead Developer - more details here: http://handyelephant.com/lead-web-developer-wanted/
Why work for us?
- Exciting technology, which sits in the intersection of Social Networks, Mobile apps, Data Warehousing and Social Psychology
- Beautiful Location, as our office is in Cambridge with an awesome view. Cambridge is well known for it’s vibrant startup, investor and developer community – and a great place to live. And the best thing: No London Tubes, it's all bikes here!
- Spend 10% of your time on “building relationships” like all of us do. That could mean being active in local developer groups, stackoverflow, contributing to an open-source project or writing a blog – it’s your choice.
- Optionally , come with us to Silicon Valley next year, to join the start up accelerator, and explore the start-up capital of the world.