tom_scrace

London (Soho) | Senior Backend Engineer | Onsite | Full-time | £75k+, bonus, equity

CognitionX (https://cognitionx.com) is building a community and platform to bring clarity to the world of AI. Last year, our “festival of all things AI” in London (http://cogx.co) attracted more than 1,300 delegates, and it’s going to be even bigger this year!

Our web-based knowledge platform provides a wealth of data on thousands of AI-related companies, products, events, and people. It connects our clients with a comprehensive AI knowledge base, with our expert network of AI leaders, and provides a rich set of tools for making sense of the AI landscape.

We are looking for senior backend engineers with strong experience building modern web apps using Python and Django.

We use GitHub, code reviews, Heroku, and Amazon RDS so that we can rapidly iterate and stay focussed on what matters. We’ve worked hard to keep our processes and management structure as lightweight as possible.

You should have:

    - Strong knowledge of Python and its ecosystem
    - Track record of delivering Django web apps
    - Experience designing and building RESTful APIs
    - A good knowledge of git (or mercurial)

It would be great if you also had:

    - Frontend development skills, including JS and React
    - Operations/DevOps experience
    - Understanding of AI/ML techniques

And if you've published or contributed to any open-source software, then tell us about it!

Email us at [email protected]

I think you answered your own question didn't you? Those companies were 'bailed out'. The government didn't just wipe out their debts by fiat; it gave them money.

I found a slightly more comprehensible translation of that Vedic quote:

    Who knows from whence this great creation sprang?
    He from whom all this great creation came.
    Whether his will created or was mute,
    The Most High seer that is in highest heaven,
    He knows it - or perchance even He knows not.[1]

[1] http://www.creationmyths.org/rigveda-10-129-indian-creation/

You don't matriculate from an institution. I think you mean 'graduate'.

Do they say anywhere what exactly it means for a country to have 'net neutrality', 'safe harbours' etc?

London: Farringdon. On-site only.

Timetric (https://timetric.com) is looking for engineers with python/django & machine learning expertise, to help us build massive data analysis and visualization systems. We're a small but rapidly growing team, of developers and product managers. We use git, code reviews and a one-click deploy/rollback system so that we can rapidly iterate and ship product.

We're backed by a solid sales team who know how to get users for our products (and pay the bills!)

We want smart, interesting people with a passion for making usable systems.

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We develop in Python/Django and JavaScript, so any JS experience is a huge plus.

You need to have:

    Python experience.
    Comfortable working in a Linux environment.
    Used to working with git (or mercurial).

And it would be really great if you also had some of:

    Django experience.
    Understanding of HTML/CSS.
    JavaScript experience.

    Numerical/scientific/mathematical background.
    Understanding of AI/ML techniques.

and if you've published or contributed to any open-source software, then tell us about it!

Email us at [email protected]

Nice writeup!

He says he studied engineering. But he didn't. He studied computer science. And therein lies the root of his confusion.

Sharmach! Pah! Everybody knows that it was Wang-Kleetch who solved the problem in 2094. The charlatan Sharmach merely read the pre-publication draft and claimed the work as his own.

It is hard to believe that this nonsense is still being promoted all this time later.

Probably because the US has by far the most extensive surveillance satellite programme in the world. Not many countries operate surveillance sats at all. France has a few. Israel and Japan have some. I know Britain has none at all and has a deal with the US to access its material.

Why must JavaScript watch videos?

It's not socialist at all unless people are being forced against their will (or perhaps 'regardless of their will' would be more accurate) to contribute to some common project. Nobody in the open source world is being forced to do anything.

Not at all, because there is no coercion.

Do we know approximately what the delay is?

Interesting. Thanks.

I wonder what's going on here: http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#17/-0.01296/51.49360/gray/bi...

The location corresponds to a supermarket.

The original link now works.

Sorry everybody!

Thanks! He says hi back.

The real link is:

https://timetric.com/about/careers/

but HN won't let me edit my post! Annoying.

London: Farringdon. On-site only.

Timetric (https://timetric.com) is looking for python/django/javascript/devops engineers to help us build the best data visualization platform available anywhere.

We're a small, motivated team. We use git, code reviews and a one-click deploy/rollback system so that we can rapidly iterate and ship code without constantly breaking everything.

We're backed by a solid sales team who know how to get users for our products (and pay the bills!)

We want smart, interesting people with a passion for making usable systems.

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We are recruiting for two specific roles:

1. Data Visualization Engineer: JavaScript

We want you to help us make our data visualization tools better, faster, and bring them to a wider audience.

You need to have:

    JavaScript experience. With or without jQuery.
    Knowledge of MVC / MVVM frameworks (e.g. Backbone).
    Understanding of HTML/CSS (especially recent standards development).
    Used to working with git (or mercurial).

And it would be really great if you also had some of:

    Python/Django experience.
    Comfortable working in a Linux environment.
    Numerical/scientific/mathematical background.

and if you've published or contributed to any open-source software, then tell us about it!

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2. Python/Django developer

We’re looking for Python developers to build our data visualization and publication platform. We develop in Python/Django and JavaScript, so any JS experience is a huge plus.

You’ll work across the whole stack. We don’t expect you to know everything you need to do before you start, but you'll learn fast.

You need to have:

    Python experience.
    Comfortable working in a Linux environment.
    Used to working with git (or mercurial).

And it would be really great if you also had some of:

    Django experience.
    Understanding of HTML/CSS (especially recent standards development).
    JavaScript experience.
    Numerical/scientific/mathematical background.
    Understanding of AI/ML techniques.

and if you've published or contributed to any open-source software, then tell us about it!

There are job descriptions at http://timetric.com/about/jobs/ - or just email us at [email protected]