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Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2018) on Friday June 01, 2018 @08:36PM (#17211791)
Seed (YC W15) | Backend Engineers | Full Time | REMOTE (US Only) | https://seed.co/

We’re taking on the challenge of modernizing small business banking. We build beautiful, easy-to-use tools for banking, invoicing, expense tracking, and more, so our members can focus on helping their businesses thrive. Those tools also need to integrate smoothly with often-antiquated banking systems, and be bank-level secure. It’s a huge challenge, but one we enjoy tackling every day. Our customers love us, and we're just getting started.

As part of the Backend Engineering team you'd be building the core of platform, with no shortage of tough problems.

Tech Stack: Golang, Docker, AWS, Terraform & Packer for Ops.

We are a fully remote team and constantly use Slack/Zoom/Github to keep in touch.

Process:

Phone intro, HW problem & review, technical interview with the team (either onsite in Portland/San Fran or remote), decision. We strive to complete this process within a few weeks if a candidates schedule permits.

Apply: https://seed.co/jobs/

Feel free to reach out to me at benji at seed.co if you have any questions.

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2018) on Tuesday May 01, 2018 @08:40PM (#16973131)
Seed (YC W15) | Backend Engineers | Full Time | REMOTE (US Only) | https://seed.co/

We’re taking on the challenge of modernizing small business banking. We build beautiful, easy-to-use tools for banking, invoicing, expense tracking, and more, so our members can focus on helping their businesses thrive. Those tools also need to integrate smoothly with often-antiquated banking systems, and be bank-level secure. It’s a huge challenge, but one we enjoy tackling every day. Our customers love us, and we're just getting started.

As part of the Backend Engineering team you'd be building the core of platform, with no shortage of tough problems.

Tech Stack: Golang, Docker, AWS, Terraform & Packer for Ops.

We are a fully remote team and constantly use Slack/Zoom/Github to keep in touch.

Process:

Phone intro, HW problem & review, technical interview with the team (either onsite in Portland/San Fran or remote), decision. We strive to complete this process within a few weeks if a candidates schedule permits.

Apply: https://seed.co/jobs/

Feel free to reach out to me at benji at seed.co if you have any questions.

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (April 2018) on Monday April 02, 2018 @03:11PM (#16738116)
Seed (YC W15) | Backend Engineers | Full Time | REMOTE (US Only) | https://seed.co/

We’re taking on the challenge of modernizing small business banking. We build beautiful, easy-to-use tools for banking, invoicing, expense tracking, and more, so our members can focus on helping their businesses thrive. Those tools also need to integrate smoothly with often-antiquated banking systems, and be bank-level secure. It’s a huge challenge, but one we enjoy tackling every day. Our customers love us, and we're just getting started.

As part of the Backend Engineering team you'd be building the core of platform, with no shortage of tough problems.

Tech Stack: Golang, Docker, AWS, Terraform & Packer for Ops.

We are a fully remote team and constantly use Slack/Zoom/Github to keep in touch.

Process:

Phone intro, phone screen, technical interview with the team (either onsite in Portland/San Fran or remote), decision. We strive to complete this process within 2 weeks if a candidates schedule permits.

Apply: https://seed.co/jobs/

Feel free to reach out to me at benji at seed.co if you have any questions.

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2018) on Thursday March 01, 2018 @04:55PM (#16496754)
Seed (YC W15) | Backend Engineers | Full Time | REMOTE (US Only) | https://seed.co/

We’re taking on the challenge of modernizing small business banking. We build beautiful, easy-to-use tools for banking, invoicing, expense tracking, and more, so our members can focus on helping their businesses thrive. Those tools also need to integrate smoothly with often-antiquated banking systems, and be bank-level secure. It’s a huge challenge, but one we enjoy tackling every day. Our customers love us, and we're just getting started.

As part of the Backend Engineering team you'd be building the core of platform, with no shortage of tough problems.

Tech Stack: Golang, Docker, AWS, Terraform & Packer for Ops.

We are a fully remote team and constantly use Slack/Zoom/Github to keep in touch.

Process:

Phone intro, phone screen, technical interview with the team (either onsite in Portland/San Fran or remote), decision. We strive to complete this process within 2 weeks if a candidates schedule permits.

Apply: https://seed.co/jobs/

Feel free to reach out to me at benji at seed.co if you have any questions.

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2018) on Thursday February 01, 2018 @03:14PM (#16285438)
Seed (YC W15) | Backend Engineers | Full Time | REMOTE (US Only) | https://seed.co/

We’re taking on the challenge of modernizing small business banking. We build beautiful, easy-to-use tools for banking, invoicing, expense tracking, and more, so our members can focus on helping their businesses thrive. Those tools also need to integrate smoothly with often-antiquated banking systems, and be bank-level secure. It’s a huge challenge, but one we enjoy tackling every day. Our customers love us, and we're just getting started.

As part of the Backend Engineering team you'd be building the core of platform, with no shortage of tough problems.

Tech Stack: Golang, Docker, AWS, Terraform & Packer for Ops.

We are a fully remote team and constantly use Slack/Zoom/Github to keep in touch.

Process:

Phone intro, phone screen, technical interview with the team (either onsite in Portland/San Fran or remote), decision. We strive to complete this process within 2 weeks if a candidates schedule permits.

Apply: https://seed.co/jobs/

Feel free to reach out to me at benji at seed.co if you have any questions.

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (April 2015) on Wednesday April 01, 2015 @09:08PM (#9308076)
Tableau Software Inc. - Seattle, WA - Software Engineers (PHP/Python) - Full Time

Tableau builds software to help people see and understand their data. We make visual analytics easy, fun, and powerful and are on a mission to fundamentally change how people explore and make use of all types of data.

I'm hiring Software Engineers with PHP and Python experience for the team building out Tableau's ecommerce and payment systems. We develop on a modern stack and some of the technologies we use currently include: MySQL, Angular, Nginx, AWS, Git, Bamboo, Fabric, Laravel, Flask, Splunk, Tableau (of course)

Detailed posting is here: https://chj.tbe.taleo.net/chj06/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?...

We have a ton of other positions we're hiring for as well (both technical & non-technical). You can explore all of our international listings below:

http://careers.tableau.com/listing

Re:Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (December 2011) on Friday December 02, 2011 @12:35AM (#3302868)
Want to see all of these jobs mapped out by location?

http://www.hiringhackers.com/

The postings from this thread have now been made the current data set as of December 1st, 2011 9:19PM PST

Re:Ask HN: Who is Hiring? (November 2011) on Wednesday November 02, 2011 @02:26AM (#3185651)
Want to see all of these jobs mapped out by location?

http://www.hiringhackers.com/

The postings from this thread have now been made the current data set as of November 1st, 2011 11:20PM PST

Re:JavaScript Garden on Friday March 11, 2011 @01:41PM (#2314377)
There is actually a much better way to make private functions and properties in JavaScript using the module pattern and closure.

Since all functions are objects in JS, you can create a function with some internal (private) functions and properties than return a object with some publicly accessible functions. A basic example:

https://gist.github.com/866343

Closure gives you a really powerful structure that lets you encapsulate your code and then you don't have to use this and risk clobbering the global window object :)