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CitNOW | Google Cloud (DevOps) Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE | https://www.citnowgroup.com/careers/

At CitNOW Conversations, part of CitNOW Group, we're developing an automotive messaging platform, connecting car brands and dealers to consumers through innovative messaging solutions (agents and bots). We are a fully remote team.

We are seeking a strong cloud engineer to help further develop our messaging hub and maintain and expand our infrastructure on Google Cloud. You drive both the design of our current Google Cloud Services, and that of our automated CI/CD pipelines for our future plans.

Our tech stack: Google Cloud, Nodejs, MongoDb, React

Interested? Get in touch with Jess (HR): jessica.andrews at citnowgroup.com

Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat

Fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybrid workforce' of agents and chatbots to connect to consumers in novel ways.

We run React on the front and Node.js on the back, with lots of chatbots running on Google cloud functions. If you join our team as a full-stack developer, you'll help shape our product by building bots and enhancing conversational processes, and strengthening our platform API and SDK.

Requirements: At least 5 years of relevant software engineering experience. Can contribute across the full stack. Independent and autonomous. Clear and consistent communication.

We promise interesting work, lots of freedom and flexible hours. Interested? Reach out to me (the CTO) at peter.dv at web1on1.chat

Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat

Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybrid workforce' of agents and chatbots to connect to consumers in novel ways.

We run React on the front and Node.js on the back, with lots of chatbots running on Google cloud functions. If you join our team as a full-stack developer, you'll help shape our product by building bots and enhancing conversational processes, and strengthening our platform API and SDK.

Requirements: At least 5 years of relevant software engineering experience. Can contribute across the full stack. Independent and autonomous. Clear and consistent communication.

We promise interesting work, lots of freedom and flexible hours. If interested, reach out to me (the CTO) at peter.dv at web1on1.chat, or read more at https://www.web1on1.chat/en/careers/

Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat

Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybrid workforce' of agents and chatbots to connect to consumers in novel ways.

We run React on the front and Node.js on the back, with lots of chatbots running on Google cloud functions. If you join our team as a full-stack developer, you'll help shape our product by building bots and enhancing conversational processes, and strengthening our platform API and SDK.

Requirements: At least 5 years of relevant software engineering experience. Can contribute across the full stack. Independent and autonomous. Clear and consistent communication.

We promise interesting work, lots of freedom and flexible hours. If interested, reach out to me (the CTO) at peter.dv at web1on1.chat, or read more at https://www.web1on1.chat/en/careers/

Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat

Fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybrid workforce' of agents and chatbots to connect to consumers in novel ways.

We run React on the front and Node.js on the back, with lots of chatbots running on Google cloud functions. If you join our team as a full-stack developer, you'll help shape our product by building bots and enhancing conversational processes, and strengthening our platform API and SDK.

Requirements: At least 5 years of relevant software engineering experience. Can contribute across the full stack. Independent and autonomous. Clear and consistent communication.

We promise interesting work, lots of freedom and flexible hours. Read more at https://www.web1on1.chat/en/careers/ and if interested, reach out to me (the CTO) at peter.dv at web1on1.chat

Web1on1 | Google Cloud (DevOps) Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE (Netherlands-based) | https://www.web1on1.chat

Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybrid workforce' of agents and bots to connect to consumers in novel ways.

We are seeking a strong cloud engineer to help further develop our messaging hub and maintain and expand our infrastructure on Google Cloud. You drive both the design of our current Google Cloud Services, and that of our automated CI/CD pipelines for our future plans.

Our tech stack: Google Cloud, Nodejs, MongoDb, React

We promise interesting work, lots of freedom and flexible hours. If interested, reach out to me (the CTO) at peter.dv at web1on1.chat, or read more at https://jobs.web1on1.chat

Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://web1on1.chat

Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybrid workforce' of agents and bots to connect to consumers in novel ways.

We run React on the front and Node.js on the back, with lots of bots running on Google cloud functions. If you join our team as a full-stack developer, you'll help shape our product by building bots and enhancing conversational processes, and strengthening our platform API and SDK.

Requirements: At least 5 years of relevant software engineering experience. Can contribute across the full stack. Independent and autonomous. Clear and consistent communication.

We promise interesting work, lots of freedom and flexible hours. If interested, reach out to me (the CTO) at peter.dv at web1on1.chat, or read more at https://jobs.web1on1.chat

Web1on1 | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Full-time | Remote | https://web1on1.chat

Hi, we're a small, fully remote but tight-knit team operating a messaging platform for the Automotive industry in Europe. Car brands and dealers employ our 'hybrid workforce' of agents and bots to connect to consumers in novel ways.

We run React on the front and Node.js on the back, with lots of bots running on Google cloud functions. If you join our team as a full-stack developer, you'll help shape our product by building bots and enhancing conversational processes, and strengthening our platform API and SDK.

Requirements: At least 5 years of relevant software engineering experience. Can contribute across the full stack. Independent and autonomous. Clear and consistent communication.

We promise interesting work, lots of freedom and flexible hours. If interested, reach out to me (the CTO) at peter.dv at web1on1.chat, or read more at https://jobs.web1on1.chat

Web1on1 | Google Cloud (DevOps) Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE (Netherlands-based) | https://www.web1on1.chat

At Web1on1 we're developing an automotive messaging platform, connecting car brands and dealers to consumers through innovative messaging solutions (agents and bots). We are a fully remote team.

We are seeking a strong cloud engineer to help further develop our messaging hub and maintain and expand our infrastructure on Google Cloud. You drive both the design of our current Google Cloud Services, and that of our automated CI/CD pipelines for our future plans.

Our tech stack: Google Cloud, Nodejs, MongoDb, React

Interested? Apply here: https://web1on1.recruitee.com/o/sr-google-cloud-devops-engin...

ChatShipper | Senior Frontend Developer (React) | Amsterdam, Netherlands | REMOTE okay, https://www.chatshipper.com

We are a small (~5) team of experienced developers building a SaaS messaging platform. While working as a fully distributed team, we value the occasional face time in our Amsterdam office. Our solution links hundreds of customer support agents to tens of thousands of consumers. We're trying to change, enhance and streamline the way people interact with organizations.

We are seeking an experienced React/Redux developer with very strong typography, design, and UX skills, to help further develop our messaging applications. You will help improve ChatShipper's real-time desktop and mobile user interfaces.

Upcoming/ongoing projects: - Extend chat capabilities - Develop a widget framework - Write an SDK to our API - Design the UI for our business rules engine,

If you're interested, please email [email protected]

ChatShipper | Senior Backend Engineer | Amsterdam, Netherlands | REMOTE okay, https://www.chatshipper.com

We are a small (~5) team of developers building a SaaS messaging platform. While working as a fully distributed team, we value the occasional face time in our Amsterdam office. Our solution links hundreds of customer support agents to tens of thousands of consumers. We're trying to change, enhance and streamline the way people interact with organizations.

We are seeking a strong software engineer to help further develop our messaging hub product and expand our microservices infrastructure on Google Cloud. Ideally you'll have deep experience running production software (DevOps), and can balance adding customer value (shipping fast) with clean code and architecture.

Upcoming/ongoing projects: - Create chat bots, using NLP apis and Google cloud functions - Develop a widget framework - Extend our API gateway (OAuth, rate limiting) - Write an SDK to our API - Improve infrastructure monitoring

Our tech stack: Google Cloud, Ansible, Nodejs, MongoDb, React

If you're interested, please email [email protected]

Amsterdam (The Netherlands) · Local | Remote · Contract | Freelance

Stack: JavaScript (Node.js/Express, AngularJS, BackboneJS), Perl (Dancer), Python (Flask), Ruby (Sinatra)

Resume: http://about.peterdevos.com

Contact: peter at sitecorporation.com

Looking for remote contract or freelance work, to build your MVP or build something big with a small distributed team. As product owner or tech lead I can bring your idea to market. Full-stack dev, 20 years experience, always eager to learn.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, it's on the line above the phone number and email. And the icon on top of the page.

Very helpful feedback, thank you. Did you know you can create your own (less sh*tty) caricature at my homepage (peterdevos.com)? The first resume you link to is based on a standard resume template featuring C'thulhu (http://css-tricks.com/one-page-resume-site/), I wanted a more personal approach but I guess I pushed it too far for your taste.

Yup, using ems for the body font is the problem here, rookie mistake for sure. Thanks for pointing it out, should be fixed now.

Thank you for your brutal honesty, I really appreciate it. Regarding some your points:

2. How's the layout broken? I'm on Firefox on Windows XP as well, and regarding fonts, this was one of the few Google fonts that actually rendered nicely on my screens in different browsers. Some are utter crap, I really thought I had found one that isn't. Maybe specifying absolute font sizes would fix things.

5. Ouch. Although I'm not sure the layout is completely broken, the graphics could use some more TLC. The 'full stack' image is supposed to convey some mosaic-like design (with the shades of grey) instead of a 'clean' version, but I'm aware a failed miserably in this regard. Will redo the image.

7. No problem.

> I am left with the impression of a Jack of all trades but master of none.

I prefer to think of myself as a specializing generalist, see http://www.agilemodeling.com/essays/generalizingSpecialists....

> you don't necessarily have much depth behind any of the technologies

I figured the industry experience covered some of this

> You're a UX designer, but your CV isn't optimised for scannability at all.

Well, I've played the role of UX designer, not the same thing. I focused more on story-telling than scannability here, good suggestion though.

> you're using a static background image .. instead of gracefully degrading CSS3 > you've failed basic cross-browser compatibility > polishing up my front-end skills to get the design into shape

Good points, thanks. Please consider this version 0.1.

> how to organise your content for the way real people are going to read that CV

If by 'real people' you mean recruiters, that's not my primary target audience, I have an utterly boring, scannable MS-Word document for them if needed. Also, the page doubles as an 'about me' page for peterdevos.com and my resume, this may have been a bad decision to begin with.

> rookie mistakes in the design and lack of scannability are letting you down right now

Agree to some extent. That's what this 'Show HN' post was for, to get initial feedback. Again, thank you, much appreciated.

For a fluid layout with rounded corners I would have probably gone with CSS3 (versus corner divs), but since the block is fixed-size I could just suffice with one bubble.png as the background to upgrade the ie8 experience. And left it at that, being pragmatic and all.

> What do you specifically do that makes your code better than the other guys?

Nothing specific, I'm just saying I value my code well-structured and readable, as well as DRY and straightforward. The proof is in the pudding (my open-source software), of course.

I agree with your analysis, in principle. However, my formal university education is twenty years ago, and much less relevant to the self-educated Perl programming that I've been doing since. And this format allows me to highlight this relative relevance, so I just mentioned "Business Administration" in the resume icon. I'm hoping people can assess my coding skills by looking at the source code of my open-source projects.

> ETA: I see you do have a link to your company, which is a web development service provider. Why not point people there rather than the location you posted here?

Here, 'I' am the product. On the company website, 'web business solutions' is the product. It's a different approach to the same end: me finding people to create nice things for.

Yup, that's why I mentioned it. I think it's important that my code can be easily read and is well-structured. Vote counted!

Thanks. Don't worry about the number of technolgies, just make sure you do one stack (one server-side language, HTML, JavaScript and CSS) well, and call yourself a full stack developer.

Drive safe.

Thank you for the kudos. I experimented with the order a bit, but myself and a friend that looked at it found the flow of information a bit weird when starting with the specifics.

Helpful to know, and thank you for the suggestions.

Hi Chris, thanks for the comments. I agree it's a bit of a visual mess compared to yours, kudos there. Although yours renders as a blank page in my Firefox (v12.0).

I'm aiming for the second step with this: after I've sent a recruiter my MS-Word curriculum vitae in Dutch, per specifications, and they're including it in their selection to the prospective client, I'ld like the potential client to consider me for an interview based on the online version.

> Flip the problem around: If your interviewer asked you for your MBTI type, would you think that was a good sign?

No, that would not be a good sign, point taken, although I'm not sure it's that bad when you mention it as an applicant. The relevance for me was describing what kind of guy I think I am (somewhat of an introvert), but maybe I should downplay it or leave it out completely.

> It really is useless except for self-identifying that you like the myers-briggs categorization scheme and which of the 16 boxes you think that you are in.

That's about the gist of the MBTI reference when I included it in the page.

Thank you for your insights. I thought about this, and try to promote 'me' as a product first (given time constraints) versus the 'web design solutions' all the other freelance shops are doing already. If this doesn't work out I'll probably do both.

Thank you, great suggestions. Point by point: 1) Why is this better? 2) Started out using CSS3, but found this easier to accommodate older browsers. Maybe I should do both? 3) Tried to make it look like the Google Map bubble, that's why it's different. 4) OK, will test. 5) Second paragraph is somewhat of a subtext to come to the conclusion in the third paragraph, but you're right in that it screws up rhythm. 6) Yep, that's a non-designer trying design for ya. 7) It has the same left-margin as the other headers and most paragraphs, but the leading dots give a somewhat false illusion, I think. 8) Thanks, good suggestion, will do.