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Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote

At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience, whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal workplace tools. Our platform helps users find what they need, when they need it.

We're looking for a Senior Fullstack Developer to help us scale these experiences. You'll design and build high-scale systems behind search, recommendations, product discovery, and Generative AI, crafting clean APIs and responsive UIs that deliver fast, personalized experiences to millions of users.

Stack: Java, REST APIs, distributed systems, React, TypeScript, responsive web apps, AWS, Kubernetes

You'd be a great fit if you have:

- 5+ years of software development experience

- A strong track record in high-scale backend development

- Experience with cloud infrastructure

- Solid front-end skills

- Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset

We offer competitive salaries, top-tier equipment, great offices, and a team that genuinely values your input.

Interview Process: phone screen, interview with hiring manager, tech test, offer

Apply here: https://grnh.se/dxy6bbtr2us

Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote

At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal workplace tools. Our platform unifies relevance across the stack, helping users find what they need, when they need it.

We're looking for a Senior Fullstack Developer to help us scale these experiences. You'll design and build high-scale systems behind search, recommendations, product discovery, and Generative AI — crafting clean APIs and responsive UIs that deliver fast, personalized experiences to millions of users.

Stack: Java, REST APIs, distributed systems, React, TypeScript, responsive web apps, AWS, Kubernetes

You'd be a great fit if you have:

- 5+ years of software development experience

- A strong track record in high-scale backend development

- Experience with cloud infrastructure

- Solid front-end skills

- Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset

We offer competitive salaries, top-tier equipment, great offices, and a team that genuinely values your input.

Interview Process: phone screen, interview with hiring manager, tech test, offer

Apply here: https://grnh.se/dxy6bbtr2us

Coveo | Software Development Manager | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote

At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal workplace tools. Our platform unifies relevance across the stack, helping users find what they need, when they need it.

We're looking for a Software Development Manager to lead a team focused on transforming how enterprise-level retailers integrate our technology into their storefronts to enable AI-driven relevance & personalization.

You'd be a great fit if you have:

- Minimum of 8-10 years of professional experience in a software developer role and at least 3-5 years leading high-performing development teams, ideally in a SaaS product environment.

- Excellent communication skills and the ability to work cross-functionally with various stakeholders.

- A "voice it, own it, do it" mindset that enables you to identify opportunities for change and drive them through to completion.

We offer competitive salaries, top-tier equipment, great offices, and a team that genuinely values your input.

Interview Process: phone screen, interview with hiring manager, tech test, offer

Apply here: https://grnh.se/dlowpju32us

Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote

At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal workplace tools. Our platform unifies relevance across the stack, helping users find what they need, when they need it.

We're looking for a Senior Fullstack Developer to help us scale these experiences. You'll design and build high-scale systems behind search, recommendations, product discovery, and Generative AI — crafting clean APIs and responsive UIs that deliver fast, personalized experiences to millions of users.

Stack: Java, REST APIs, distributed systems, React, TypeScript, responsive web apps, AWS, Kubernetes

You'd be a great fit if you have:

- 5+ years of software development experience

- A strong track record in high-scale backend development

- Experience with cloud infrastructure

- Solid front-end skills

- Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset

We offer competitive salaries, top-tier equipment, great offices, and a team that genuinely values your input.

Interview Process: phone screen, interview with hiring manager, tech test, offer

Apply here: https://grnh.se/b972644a2us

Looking for something else? We're also looking for Senior NLP Applied Scientists (https://grnh.se/3649d2972us), Cloud FinOps Specialists (https://grnh.se/e81bc0032us) and Backend Developers for our ML Platform (https://grnh.se/0c1ebd5b2us)

Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Canada/Europe | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote

At Coveo, we build AI-powered systems that bring hyper-personalization to every enterprise experience — whether it's e-commerce, customer service, or internal workplace tools. Our platform unifies relevance across the stack, helping users find what they need, when they need it.

We're looking for a Senior Fullstack Developer to help us scale these experiences. You'll design and build high-scale systems behind search, recommendations, product discovery, and Generative AI — crafting clean APIs and responsive UIs that deliver fast, personalized experiences to millions of users.

Stack: Java, React, TypeScript, AWS, Kubernetes, REST APIs, responsive web apps, distributed systems

You'd be a great fit if you have:

- 5+ years of software development experience

- A strong track record in high-scale backend development

- Experience with cloud infrastructure

- Solid front-end skills

- Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset

We offer competitive salaries, top-tier equipment, great offices, and a team that genuinely values your input.

Interview Process: phone screen, interview with hiring manager, tech test, offer

Apply here: https://grnh.se/476db1032us

Looking for something else? We're also looking for NLP Applied Scientists (https://grnh.se/9c67754e2us), ML Backend Developers (https://grnh.se/0c1ebd5b2us) and a Data Platform Director (https://grnh.se/9fa7d47f2us)

Coveo | Senior Fullstack Developer | Montreal & Quebec City | Full-time | Hybrid/Remote (Canada)

Coveo's Commerce team builds AI-powered search and recommendation solutions that help enterprise retailers optimize product discovery and drive sales.

We're looking for a Senior Fullstack Developer to build data-intensive web applications at scale. You'll work on high-scale systems for search, recommendations, product listings, and generative answering, crafting APIs and UIs that power personalized e-commerce experiences.

Tech Stack:

- Backend: Java, REST APIs, distributed systems

- Frontend: React, TypeScript, responsive web apps

- Cloud: AWS, Kubernetes

You'd be a great fit if you have:

- 5+ years of software development experience

- A strong track record in high-scale backend development

- Experience with cloud infrastructure

- Solid front-end skills

- Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset

We offer competitive salaries, top-tier equipment, great offices, and a team that genuinely values your input.

Interview Process: phone screen, interview with hiring manager, tech test, offer

Apply here: https://grnh.se/b972644a2us

Ah, interesting! I figured there would be a way without having to "brute-force" the solution by using the `permutation` predicate but I wasn't able to come up with one. I wonder if there's a way of not depending on permutation generation, nor list length. Does querying with `order(L)` require `length(L, 9)` to work?

As for the topological sort solution, I assume it's what Graphviz uses under the hood in mLuby's solution! If I understand correctly, we're graphing the sequence of reindeer and then extracting the order of the nodes in the graph?

That's super interesting!

I like how straightforward the solution is. The problem almost fades away! :)

Maybe there's potential to port the app to other platforms!

This general concept of going back to the source of the information can be applied to many other social networks to find higher-quality/interesting content. I started browsing hackernews because I realized a lot of the content posted on reddit on /r/programming and tech-related subreddits was often posted here first.

It all starts by taking the time to examine the content you consume & why you enjoy consuming it.

It doesn't show the code's comments though.

> Consecutive calls to next() will always produce { done: true }.

Not necessarily. You can make recursive generators which never "terminate". For example, here's a codegolfed version of a recursive generator which represents a n + 1 sequence:

    p=function*a(x){yield x;yield*a(x+1)}(0)

Do you have some examples of how you store these creative ideas in Anki? I have used Anki in the past for memorizing things but not as a note taking memorization system.

Reminds me of https://dwitter.net: you get 140 characters to animate an HTML canvas.

Non mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Sage's_theory_of_gravitatio...

This is pretty useful for saving 2 characters in codegolfing challenges.

For example:

> 'string'.split('').reverse().join('')

becomes

> 'string'.split``.reverse().join``

This comes at the same time that Malwarebytes starts flagging Brave as malware[1].

[1] https://twitter.com/lukesawczak/status/1039854898068815873

Couldn't you start from Dart's BNF grammar, create a BNF grammar of "formatted" Dart and then format the code accordingly?

Is this because of the new GDPR regulations?

> Why are you trying to build up objects and pass them into places?

Well, that place needs those objects to do its job.

> When / why is that ever a thing that someone needs to do so often that it becomes a concern?

In web applications, at least, you find yourself with a few controllers, which all need a few services which all need a few repositories to access the database... I guess you can see where this is going. Declaring in your class' constructor that instances need an object of `Type` is the less repetitive way of saying that an instance of a class needs something. Writing the code that builds objects and passes them to your constructors would be quite repetitive.

It took me about 15 minutes to download my 2GB archive on a 30Mbps connection which seems normal to me.

Hopefully to a parallel universe. :)