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Re:Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (July 2023) on Monday July 03, 2023 @06:38PM (#36579738)
Location: Sydney, Australia

Remote: Open to remote or in person

Willing to relocate: Yes (domestic and international)

Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, Python, SQL, React, NextJs, Node, React Native, Postgres

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kjE2M_KGaaofh4E8PVVS844zSca...

Email: [email protected]

10+ years of experience in product management. Strong background in fintech and payments, working at Stripe, Siteminder and Zip. Background in engineering and well-suited to technical roles. Open to small or large companies.

Re:What I Miss About Working at Stripe on Tuesday July 19, 2022 @11:51PM (#32161198)
+1 I'm a former stripe too, and miss the culture and team
Yeah, I have been worried that it could divide our team a bit - front-end vs back-end, which I'm keen to avoid. I like the idea of having a generalist that can help build that bridge. Thanks!
Good point about getting a guru. We are all a bit new to it, but a good friend of mine is a guru and will help training. But this strategy has its risks. Not everyone was fully supportive, particularly a person who works mainly on back-end. Perhaps we've been a bit too directive and might need to get more support first

Ask HN: Does a front-end JavaScript framework impact team structure / behavior?

Our team is going to start using AngularJs and I’m keen to understand what (if any) impacts these frameworks could have on the team and how best to deal with them.I’m pretty confident there will be learning curve to deal with, but also potentially more separation of skills.Great to understand people’s experiences and how to best organise the team and dev process to better use these frameworks.

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