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New York, Remote-friendly

Arc90

Front End Designer/Developer: http://arc90.com/jobs/front-end-designerdeveloper/

Python Web Developer: http://arc90.com/jobs/python-web-developer/

Server-Side Java/JVM Developer: http://arc90.com/jobs/server-side-web-developer-with-java-sk...

More info: http://arc90.com/jobs/

New York, NY Arc90

We're hiring a Front End Designer/Developer, Python Web Developer, and Quality Analyst.

For more info, check out our jobs page: http://arc90.com/jobs/

Some technologies we used:

CoffeeScript, for the Chrome extension

JRuby (Sinatra), for the RESTful service

Pandoc (http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/)

Java, for tying together other various Markdown conversion libraries

Arc90, NYC, Remote-friendly

Quality Analyst

Arc90 is a small Web Application Design and Development agency located in Manhattan. We offer a relaxed and fun work environment where your input and abilities will have a direct impact on the end product of every project you are a part of. You’ll be part of a tight-knit, supportive, creative, collaborative community that is passionate about building great user experiences, learning new skills and techniques, and doing the right thing.

We are looking for someone passionate about delivering quality software. Overall, your mandate would be to analyse and improve platform availability. While there’s a diverse range of tasks that you would perform as part of that, all of them are about ensuring the the platform is always available. We have a distributed platform, running on a wide range of languages and technologies, and we need to bring its reliability to the next level.

To apply, send a short email to [email protected] introducing yourself and why this position appeals to you. Include a resume and include a code sample that includes a suite of unit tests.

For more details, see http://arc90.com/jobs/quality-analyst/

Arc90 - New York, NY - Local or remote

Java/JVM Developer: http://arc90.com/jobs/java-developer/

Python Web Developer: http://arc90.com/jobs/python-web-developer/

If you're coming from Java, I recommend the Scala for Java Refugees[1] series of blog posts. If you're interested more in the functional side, there is a course by Odersky on Coursera right now.

I haven't found any Scala IDEs stable or enjoyable yet. I've been using [insert favorite editor] with sbt[2].

[1] http://www.codecommit.com/blog/scala/roundup-scala-for-java-...

[2] https://github.com/harrah/xsbt/wiki