Technologies: Rust (I’m the author of its HTTP libraries), Python, Django, HTTP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, plus plenty more. Generalist, but one who makes sure to learn his tools thoroughly.
I enjoy work at all levels; backend, frontend, precise usability details, deep in the bowels of algorithms, metaprogramming where reasonable, web and non-web (but mostly web)—it’s all great fun.
I’m very much interested in improving the state of web development, something I’m pursuing in my spare time and why I’m using Rust; I’m speaking at Strange Loop later this year on the topic: https://thestrangeloop.com/sessions/fast-secure-safe-the-web.... With my goals in this way, I’m very much interested in learning new tools and new paradigms.
Stack: Python-centric stack - Django/Flask, Scipy, Numpy, Requests, Beautifulsoup and all that jazz.
Database - Postgresql, Mongodb. I work equally well with ORMs (Django's ORM and SQLAlchemy) and raw SQL.
Systems - DevOps in Ansible, async programming with Celery + RabbitMQ. Familiar with git, bash and general Ubuntu systems programming.
Frontend - Decent in Javascript (React.js, jQuery), basic CSS/HTML.
I'm a generalist software engineer, with a heavy emphasis on Python development. I will be pursuing my Master's Degree in Computer Science in July. I'm looking for part-time jobs (20 hours/week) for rent money. Will consider jobs in Canberra, or remote jobs.
Location: Finland, but hoping to relocate.
Remote: No.
Willing to relocate: Yes, I'd prefer to.
Technologies: - (I've played around with several, but haven't done
anything significant with anything.)
Resume: Contains nothing relevant.
Email: juha.a.kiiski@gmail.com
I'm a self-learned(/ing) young hacker, who is looking for a junior/entry level software developer position. I don't have any relevant experience or degree, and while I have some knowledge of several technologies, you should assume I'm starting with a blank slate; nothing but a strong desire to learn.
I have practised programming with several languages - Javascript (/HTML/CSS), Python, PHP, Common Lisp, and a little Java - as well as having basic understanding of Git, Apache, and MySql. I'm sure I'll be able to pick up whatever language/stack you use very quickly.
I'm not too picky about what to work with, as long as it provides a change to learn about different technologies and industry practices. That said, my main interest is in web development, and I would particularly like to work with natural language processing. I'm hoping to one day found a start-up, making software for writers and publishers.
I speak Finnish natively. My written English is fluent and spoken is good, although perhaps a little underpractised.
I currently live in Finland, but I wish to relocate to a foreign country. I'm looking for a chance to learn a new language while working there, so I would prefer a non-English speaking one. The top countries would be Sweden (Stockholm), Germany (Berlin) or Iceland, but the country is not the most important factor. For the nearby nations - Sweden, Estonia, etc. - a face-to-face interview would be possible, especially if the company can compensate travel expenses, but otherwise I think a video call would be most practical.
I don't want remote work, because I wish to get feedback on my work, as well as having a chance talk with other developer. My main interest is after all learning new things.
Send me an email if you think you could use me at your company, or if you want to ask about something.
I’m a software engineer who has been consulting for the past few years, and I’ve decided the time has come for me to move back into a more stable full-time job. While I’m language agnostic (“use the right tool for the right job” philosophy), recently I’ve been really excited about working in Elixir, Go, Objective-C and Swift. Areas that interest me include mobile in general, collaboration, messaging, developer APIs, hardware, and music.
Ideally, I’d like to be involved in a product with a mobile or platform component, and where I can contribute both on the backend (~75%) and frontend (~25%). Of course, I’m very flexible and not bound to these ratios :) The most important points for me when evaluating a company are (in order): great team, interesting problems, and technology stack.
Did not know such a thread existed, so please forgive me if I do not have my information available in an orderly, but anonymous fashion.
Location: 2 hours away from Silicon Valley
Remote: Yes, with the option of working 1 day a week (2 days perhaps before releases) for companies in the South Bay.
Willing to relocate: Yes. I will be relocating in the near future, which is why I am searching for short-term/remote positions.
Technologies: Strongest skills: Java and Elasticsearch.
Resume: None at this moment (please see my first sentence).
Email: evil_goodness@hotmail.com I do not have a proper anonymized email account, so let me reuse one from an old band for now. Will update this post when I create a better one.
I am a back-end developer with interest in data and search engines. Long time Elasticsearch user, have written some plugins, few source commits and one of the main contributors on the mailing list (was asked to help moderate as well). Java developer since 1.1. Not entirely by choice, but that is what companies pay me to work with. :) I have written professionally in Scala (would love to reuse) and Python, but I am not tied to any language. Whatever it takes to get the job done.
Currently working full-time and on site, but because of the lack of local opportunties, I will be relocating to elsewhere on the west coast (not the Bay Area). Open to remote positions, both short-term (2+ months) or full-time. Due to upcoming summer vacation plans, I am looking for a change starting in August at the earliest. For now, I just want to open the lines of communication.
I started as an economist, then I became a data scientist, and now I'm a software engineer. My last job was at a small start-up and involved writing various backend integrations (Slack, SalesForce...) for a Clojure web app of significant size, tweaking the frontend from time to time, writing the odd blog post (http://blog.circleci.com/kindness-is-underrated/), helping manage the hiring pipeline, working on community/customer relations, and serving as a sounding board for strategic concepts for one of the founders.
I'd love to keep working in Clojure if I can, but in general I'd be happy to work anywhere with a small team that's doing interesting work and is comprised of nice people.
I'm available for both full-time and contract work.
Looking for interesting hardware-development or data-analysis problems to work on. Finishing up an experimental physics PhD in a group doing precision tests of gravity with mechanical sensors.
I'm looking for a not-too-large but not-too-small company I can make my home. Ideally, you'd have an engineering team of at least 5-10 people and a product that is bringing in money (even if you're not profitable).
I'm open to different languages and frameworks, provided you can give me time to ramp up on unfamiliar technologies.
My previous experience (1.5 years) is with a small hardware company writing software for manufacturing and testing fiber optic switches. I've been off work for a while due to some medical issues, but I'm as sharp as ever and ready to get back on the horse. If you're a web company, I'd prefer to work in a more backend focused area. Outside of web dev, I'm open to pretty much anything.
Send me an email and I'll definitely get back to you. :)
I've been a software engineer for 15 years. I've largely been part of small teams that built a data warehouse ETL utility which processed billions of customer records nightly for a dozen Fortune 500 companies; a distributed document store with terabytes of historical data, an ISO consistency requirement, and a strict availability guarantee; and a service-oriented platform managing internal business data worth millions of dollars in revenue.
I'm interested in web services, functional programming languages, and distributed systems. I currently have committed to GitHub for 320 consecutive days for various personal and open-source projects.
Full stack developer with a strong preference for the back-end part of web applications. I'm currently working for KissKissBankBank (the leading European Crowdfunding website) in Paris (France) but will be leaving the company and moving to Vancouver BC in August. I'm already authorized to work there, no boring visa paperwork for you!
I'm looking for the next big challenge, ideally in a small company or startup. I love to learn new stuff every day and work with a team of cool people.
Location: San Diego, California
Remote: Yes, Fulltime since 2010
Relocate: No
Technologies: JavaScript (Frontend and NodeJS), PHP,
MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Memcached,
LESS, d3, Backbone, Handlebars, RequireJS/AMD
Grunt & Gulp, Apache & Nginx, Vagrant
Resume: http://chipersoft.com/resume.html
Email: chiper@chipersoft.com
I've been creating content for the web since the mid 90s and cut my teeth on programming with JavaScript when it was still a new language. It still remains to this day my favorite language for creating applications, and I'm even more excited about it today as Node.js is making the language even more powerful.
While I am not actively looking for new employment, I have loads of experience building new applications from the ground up and would love the opportunity to get in on the ground floor of a new product with a fully remote team.
I have a B.Sc. from the University of British Columbia. My major was computer science.
I am a recent graduate/entry level/junior candidate. I have taken some time off since graduating to help with a family health issue, but have used the opportunity to improve my skills both professionally and in my hobbies.
I have made code available for both personal and school projects on my website.
My HN alias is a pseudonym. Upon contact, I can make myself available through email, irc, and phone. Please include a little about the opportunity when making contact. If I'm not interested, I don't want to waste any of your time. I will reply in either case.
Having hands-on experience with the entire large scale Web application's technology stack in the past 10 years, I am currently transitioning my career from the exploration phase to the exploitation phase. I'm currently looking for opportunities outside of my resident city where my various skills can be fully utilized to their greatest potential in service of a product that I love.
From the very beginning of my career at EditGrid.com (acquired by Apple in 2008) to my most recent job with Muneris Services (funded by Intel), I have had a tremendous fortune to be working from the front-end all the way to the back-end on every subsequent job that I took on. In the past 10 years, I had emerged from being a beginning Java programmer to being a very proficient polyglot software engineer well versed in HTML5, CSS, Javascript, Java, Python and Scala, in additional to a number of other static and dynamically typed languages and software technologies. I firmly believe that my skills will be of tremendous value to my future employer.
In my free time, I'm also an active open source developer within the Javascript and Python communities. My most recent success is Backgrid.js, which within 2 days from announcement on Reddit, it had been submitted to Jeremy Ashkenas (creator of Cofferscript, Backbone.js and Underscore.js) himself to HackerNews and stayed on the front page for 2 days.
I have grown enormously by working with many talented and inspiring individuals in the past. I firmly believe that the key to personal and organizational success is a culture of continuous learning and practice, and a culture of passionate dedication and respect. I am looking forward to working for a company that aspire to these ideals in my next venture.
I don't like to retire and tell people who ask me that I spent my time making it possible for people to share more cat pictures. I would love to work on something a bit more meaningful. My goal with the master's was to end up in a multidisciplinary team where I could support scientists.
Currently in the process of getting a Master's Degree in Biomedical Engineering (mostly doing image analysis, coming from a Bachelor in Computer Science) and looking for a new challenge. Besides the two degrees I have worked for 2 years on web applications and web security development and have a four year apprenticeship (large scale Java web application) under my belt.
Or of course you could offer me good working conditions, a mentor and some time/money for conferences and other educational things, that would work, too.
I have extensive experience in large scale Java web applications from my four year apprenticeship in a big international bank. But I also have worked with Ruby on Rails and Javascript. In my free time I like to investigate new approaches to developing web applications. For example I am currently testing the waters with ClojureScript and Om, where I am trying to visualize herd immunity with WebGL.
So if you are looking for someone who likes to push the boundaries, doesn't accept "acceptable" as a solution and loves to learn new things (not just programming related!) then you should drop me a line so we can talk.
The only relocation restriction is that I want to continue working on planet Earth.
Ph.D. Experimental Particle Physics, Syracuse University
B.S. Physics, Binghamton University
Location: Syracuse, NY
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes. CA, OR, WA. Full-time.
Technologies: C++, Python, familiar with MongoDB and SQL. Willing to learn anything. Very fast learner.
I'd like to get into data science and so some meaningful analyses with data. I'd prefer it geared towards something useful: cool new technology, helping the environment or even social issues! However, I'm open to all possibilities. Don't hesitate to contact me!
I'm a Ruby on Rails developer with a degree in Computer Science. I have experience working in a startup environment
where I was tasked with designing and implementing key features for improving the engagement of users.
I'm looking for a position working on software that people love to use. My preference is for small teams but I don't mind otherwise. I am capable of picking things up fast and am keen to learn new technologies.
Are you looking for someone who can solve your business and engineering problems? It is hard finding good engineers who can contribute to product vision end to end.
I like contributing to bigger picture product vision & solving the nitty gritty technical issues. If you are a young startup I would love to have a chat with you and find out about your vision, technical issues & challenges and potentially help you accelerate product development.
I've most recently worked as a self-employed developer and as an IT consultant, but would love to join a startup or an established company. I've worked primarily as a desktop software developer, but am currently retooling to strengthen my web development skills using current toolkits. (I'm currently creating a project using Javascript, jQuery, and Angular.JS for the front end with a PHP/MySQL backend.)
Expertise in all areas of data science: machine learning, optimization, statistics. If your company generates large amounts of data, i can help you exploit it and build production machine learning systems.
Top 2% rank on Kaggle.com. Built the machine learning engine for the world's fastest underwater modem, leading to a 1300% performance improvement. I speak at conferences such as Europython and have an advanced degree.
Location: Singapore. Willing to relocate.
Stack: Python Data Stack(Numpy, Pandas, Scipy, Scikit-Learn), Matlab, Java.
Location: Padova, Italy (I'm a US citizen, though)
Want to relocate to: Boulder or Fort Collins, Colorado.
Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Erlang and PostgreSQL, with a bit of Javascript lately. Lots of others in the past, including Tcl, C, PHP, Perl, Python, Java. All on Linux.
I'm in the "sniffing around" stage. I would like to get back to hardware-focused development, but I am still exploring my options. I figure this is a good way to find out who might be interested in my skillset for that type of work. Ideally, I would like to work on firmware and FPGA development, ASIC V&V, "big" or "little" embedded, or something similar. I'm open to any type of company; I mainly want good tools, flexible scheduling, a quiet environment, and no government contracting/security bullshit (after 12 years I'm tired of it).
I have a variety of experience acquired on my slightly winding career. I like variety and being a multidisciplined engineer. In addition to the electrical, systems, and software engineering experience I have some basic-level mechanical engineering knowledge. I also have a penchant for figuring out how things work.
I have already had a good contact off a prior incarnation of this thread; unfortunately it did not work out in the end.
[1] This requires explanation. My experience is in systems engineering by the INCOSE definition[2], not IT systems engineering. Adding to the title/skill confusion, I'm a decent sysadmin and know my way around Linux. I am not, IMO, good enough to get paid to be a sysadmin/devops/IT systems engineer. I don't really have a desire to be, either.
Location: France for now, but will be traveling the world from September on. I'm looking to interview with companies during that timeframe.
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: with pleasure! I'm searching for opportunities outside of France.
Technologies: I'm most knowledgeable in C++, C and Python, but I've learned many languages on the side enough to bootstrap myself on these as well. (Scala, Go, Racket, Ruby, ... Currently working on Rust and Clojure!) FWIW, I worked on one of the big CAD 3D modeller for the past 5 years.
Willing to relocate: 100%. I'm a recent college graduate and I'm hoping to move. Ideally, I'd like to go to either Boston, Austin, Seattle, SF, or Atlanta.
I'm a young programmer with several years of experience working on my own projects.
I feel I'm being wasted, I should be working with someone doing awesome stuff but somehow I haven't managed to find that.
You can check some of these projects of mine that are still online.
http://github.com/madprops/lindorahttp://lindora.localghost.webfactional.com
This is an online editor I made from scratch because I didn't like any of the online editors out there. It has infinite splittable panes, autocompletion, misc tools, unix like file explorer, ftp support, totally customizable appearance and much more.
My favorite technologies are Python/Django and JavaScript and I like to develop in a Linux environment.
If you have an exciting project whether you're a startup or not please consider me for your team, I'm very anxious to be a productive part of something.
Location: Costa Rica
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Email: manuelchaves at gmail
Location: Middle of nowhere New York State
Remote: yes!
Willing to relocate: to anywhere rural or any city with an easy commute to a rural area
Technologies: Javascript, nodejs, angularjs, jquery, PHP, mysql, Java, C#
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=29204218, http://lj3.me/webdev
Email: lylejantzi3rd@gmail.com
I am and have been a technology agnostic web engineer for the past 10 years. I've worked for large companies and startups alike working on projects as diverse as B2B marketplaces and online video games, some of which have brought in millions of dollars in revenue.
I'm open to both full time and freelance/contract web development positions. Most of my attention has been on Javacript and HTML5 recently, but I'm always willing to learn something new, as long as it provides a practical improvement over what I'm currently using.
Some of my other interests include services integration, tooling, creating compelling product features and getting the job done. I've been known to implement product features starting at the database and moving my way through the various layers and systems until the feature is done. I don't like delaying a frontend feature because I'm waiting on the backend team to expose a simple endpoint. If it's something I can do myself, I just do it.
Feel free to shoot me an email. I'm happy to have a conversation about what you're working on and how I can best contribute.
Remote: Potentially, but I'd probably just move to you if you're in a neat place.
Willing to relocate: If it involves crossing an ocean, yes, absolutely. Native English speaker, professional level Russian, delighted to have a reason to learn others.
I'm closing in on two years as a full-stack (emphasis backend) web developer/junior devops type, and I'm looking to mix it up a little bit: something in the direction of systems programming, tool development/more serious DevOps, or programmatic data crunching would be very exciting. That said, I'm open to all sorts of experiences, and look forward to hearing from you -- especially if you can land me overseas.
Some of my recent personal projects include:
* a special-purpose sshd for serving git traffic using go and the crypto/ssh package (no crypto code from my hands, honest)
* failure mode, a tool for burn-testing web apps against external conditions (latency, packet loss, etc. -- similar to the Simian Army at NetFlix)
* year seven as one of the lead developers of Spring: 1944, an open source RTS game.
* documentation for Perl 6
I can get into detail about $work projects if we end up chatting. Thanks!
Location: Israel, hoping to relocate to a country with an english-speaking population.
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: Yes.
Technologies (languages and frameworks): C++, C, C#, Python, Matlab, OpenCV. Have worked with many other technologies - including various languages (obj-c, Java, javascript), Azure, Android, iOS, SQL, MongoDB - but these are the keywords I prefer the most.
Email: 3ddoctorwhere@gmail.com
Resume:
Currently working as a 2nd developer in a small startup and an MSc student of mathematics in the field of 3D reconstruction.
I am interested in great software design - I have 8 years of software engineering experience and have been the lead of a few commercial software projects in different environments, from the design stage to production.
I am interested in problems where extensive knowledge and understanding are needed and stackoverflow isn't enough - especially if the problems require deep mathematical skills.
I make a habit of acquiring new skills and knowledge by reading various sites/blogs, attending tech meetups and occasionally contributing to open-source and tech Q&A sites.
I am also interested in tinkering, and have been creating hobby projects with techie friends using Arduino controlling physical objects and computer vision.
I am currently looking anonymously, and will provide more information after initial contact.
I’m a iOS Engineer based in México with almost 4 years of experience. My expert area is native iOS development but I also do Android and Web development with Ruby on Rails.
Over the last 3 years I have worked on more than 20 native iOS apps including client, in-house and own App Store apps.
I love challenges and I’m always looking for opportunities to do awesome things.
I am posting this from a anonymous account so that I don't alert my current employer.
Location: San Francisco bay area.
Remote: No.
Willing to relocate: No.
Technologies: - Expert C/C++, Perl, Verilog
Intermediate PHP, HTML/CSS/JS,
MySQL.
Beginner iOS
Resume: will provide you upon request.
Email: iamanonymouscoward@gmail.com
(That's a real email address...Trust me...I will respond to it!)
I have 10+ years experience in EDA industry working on some complex Verilog compilers. I am now looking for work outside semiconductor industry (in SF bay area, where I cuently work). I have very good algorithms and problem solving skills. I believe I am very good fit for a software architect role. I currently write code in C/C++ but on the side, I am doing some web-apps and mobile apps, to understand the internet industry. I have a bachelors from India's most reputed college and have a masters from east coast top-30 university.
I will be happy to provide you with a resume on initial contact.
Remote: Sure. More like, "Absolutely!" since there isn't much going on in the area.
Willing to relocate: Not particularly, unfortunately. Home-ownership, wife owns a local business, family, dogs, etc.
Technologies: Linux (RHEL/CentOS/SL, Fedora, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Debian), FreBSD, OS X, Shell Scripting, Python, C++, C, Mercurial, Git, HTML, CSS, vSphere, BIND, Apache, MySQL, PostreSQL, Redmine, Mantis BT, Internet Protocol Stack, Zimbra, Microsoft stack (But I'd rather not work with it.)
Working on Ruby, Rails, Go Lang, Xen, KVM, and more!
Methodologies: ITIL, Agile Development, Test Driven Development
Misc. Skills: Technical Writing; Infrastructure design, implementation, and support; Customer support
Email: quinn.rm at this mail by google.com thing. You might have heard of it.
I have worked up and down the stack, and as a result, my knowledge and experience is very diverse. My skill set is definitely slanted more towards systems and the backend.
Anyway, I'm open to any opportunities I can find, so hit me up!
Resume: Email for more details. In my current job, I run the tech stack for an online training company. This includes managing the website and server, squashing bugs, handling tech support, tying together various APIs, and building out new features. Since we're a small company, I also do things like marketing automation, data analysis and reporting, and conversion optimization.
I'm outgrowing the role and looking for the next step in my career. Ideally looking for another small company, with a need for someone who can fill in gaps in the roster and play virtually any position. I'm technical minded and big picture focused; not afraid to question things and speak my mind; and always up for a good challenge.
I have been programming casually for 15 years and professionally for almost 6. In that time I have done: SEO, AdWords, managed complex marketing campaigns with InfusionSoft, setup membership sites, built WordPress plugins, launched a handful of side projects, and watched a lot of Netflix.
I'll send my PhD dissertation in a week or so, where I present 3 years of work on models and protocols for the security of wireless ad-hoc networks. I do not have any industrial experience yet, but three years of doctoral studies plus a total of a year of various internships make up for it. I have worked on routing protocols for ad-hoc networks, a model to analyze network-based intrusion detection systems based on their inputs, definitions of the very meaning of routing security, and before this, some work on the infrastructure for computing grids.
Asides from ad-hoc networks, I have kept up-to-date with other forms of security, through CTFs (Matasano's are awesome, by the way). I am still a developer at heart who loves to learn new things and make systems elegant. I also taught the basics of algorithmics and C at my university for the last three years. Although I am mostly using Perl these days, I do have some experience with Python, Ruby, C++, and Ada.
I am still unsure of what the next steps are for me. I have cultivated a strong variety of skills, and I would like to cultivate that variety and keep learning new things. If this rings true to you, and there is a need for people like me in your company, drop me a line !
Technologies: Javascript, Python/Django, Node.js, Backbone.js, Ruby/Rails, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, some Angular.js and Ember.js
Resume: Please see my website (cmacweb.com) - shoot me an email if you'd like a hard-copy
Email: cmacweb1 <at> gmail <dot> com
Mostly self-taught full-stack web developer with startup experience looking for any opportunities that sound interesting and involve working with great people and meaningful contribution to cool products. I'm open to freelance/contracting positions (slight preference for those) but will definitely consider full-time positions as well as long as it's a good fit. Smaller, earlier stage companies are preferable to large corporates.
I have experience in a number of technologies (listed above) but am always learning and messing around with other technologies as well, so would definitely be willing to try out some other languages/frameworks if the project and team are a good fit. Please feel free to shoot me an email - I would be happy to have a conversation and see if there's any way I can help you out.
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Not currently
Technologies: Java, Ruby, PostgreSQL,Couchbase,Redis
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/owenconvey
Email: Best to contact me via linkedIN
British guy currently living and working in Barcelona, obviously native English and solid Spanish. 6 years plus of experience having worked on realtime sports gambling applications and high load analytics and social games APIs (5k> requests a second)
Looking for remote work or work based in Barcelona, really enjoy iterating quickly on ideas and I'm a big believer in Scrum (Certified Scrum Master too) and TDD. Open to projects in any language as long as the challenge is exciting with room for growth, most experienced in Java or Ruby and comfortable with both RDBMs and NoSQL. You can check my blog out here: http://scalabilitysolved.com/ or my github here: https://github.com/scalabilitysolved
Remote: Yes. [Skype and in-person tutoring and recruiting]
Willing to relocate: No.
Technologies: Technical Recruiter and Academic Tutor (SAT, PSAT, ACT, AP English, AP European/U.S. History, Essay Expert)
Resume: www.linkedin.com/pub/hannah-tsui/9/232/715/
Email: hannahft@stanfordalumni.org
I am happy to tutor Hacker News prodigies and get them into top-ranked universities. Child of immigrant Asian tiger parents :) [Just kidding.]
But seriously, kids LOVE working with me and always ask for longer and more frequent lessons! Experience with prestigious tutoring agencies in the Bay Area including Cardinal Scholars. Fluent in Mandarin Chinese and extensive experience with ESL tutoring. My students improve 1-2 letter grades on average and grow in confidence and independence. Have provided admissions consulting and essay writing advice for middle and high school application essays to prestigious Bay Area schools and colleges.
Multi-faceted web developer, able to effectively communicate at every level from the CEO to the young intern, and with every specialist from the graphic designer to the backend developer.
I'm also a natural born catalyst when it comes to good ideas and the next tech trends, bringing a creative and focused drive to the table of every team I've been part of.
Always in the process of learning the next skill. Excellent command of written English and spoken / written Italian.
Able to seamlessly switch from being a team manager to becoming yet another dev in another team, and working 110% in either situation for the common goal.
I'm a self-learner. As such, I love learning just to know what is possible. As far as technologies go, I am confident that I will be able to learn whatever is necessary to get the job done. I consider myself as a generalist and believe that I can work anywhere ranging from developing for the web to developing for time-sensitive embedded hardware. My current interests are as diverse as the design of programming languages to artificial intelligence. To make it short, I really like the challenge of solving difficult problems.
I want to point out my latest project, tealang. It is a programming language inspired by different other languages including Python, Lua, and Objective-C. An interpreter for the language can be found at [1].
Location: currently in midwest USA but looking to relocate
Remote: open to remote, but would prefer relocation
Willing to relocate: Yes, looking in Portland, OR, Seattle, Vancouver or anywhere else in the PNW
Technologies: ASP.NET C#, SQL Server, Sitecore CMS, PHP, Perch CMS, CSS3, HTML5, AngularJS, currently teaching myself Python
Resume: Will provide upon request
Email: Will provide upon request
I have a Bachelors in Computer Information Systems and have been a web developer for just over 5 years. Started my career working on a group of websites used for educational purposes that was required to be Section 508 and WCAG accessible. I found this to be my most rewarding work. After that I started my current job that I have been at for 4 years. I helped grow our internally managed websites from 1 to over 30, including ecommerce on half of them. I have built and maintained internal sites to provide solutions for multiple divisions in our company.
I am looking for a position at a diverse company that will allow me to continue learning and expanding my skillset. I thrive in an environment where I am able to collaborate with others.
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Remote: open to remote work
Willing to relocate: sure!
Technologies: Any web technologies but really into JS frameworks right now
(node for backend and angular for front-end are my favorites)
Resume: http://tomdehart.com/projects/ or https://github.com/tdehart -
can provide a formal resume if you want
Email: tdehart [at] gmail [dot] com
Have a bachelor's in CS and spent a few years at grad school studying human-computer interaction. Went into the industry instead of graduating but got bored after a year of the 9-5. Been freelancing the past 6 months but I'm now looking for something more permanent again. Hopefully smaller and more interesting! I really love front-end development these days but I'm pretty familiar with the full stack. Living in the Philly area at the moment but willing to relocate pretty much anywhere.
So, I wouldn't be considering this as an avenue but I've just discovered something that I'm not at liberty to discuss but makes my current employer less than savory for me and my skillset.
I'm a skilled growth marketer who'd worked in political campaigning and was first full time hire for a YC startup. I've done a bunch of crazy things including starting my own company, though I must say now I won't talk about why I want to leave where I am. I'm looking for a position as head of growth or something similar, though I'm open to other options. I'm quite good at what I do and am active on HN which is why I'm doing this here.
I'm a sysadmin with a broad base of experience. I run Windows and Linux servers and I've written a few Rails apps for my employer. I'm looking for a position where I can build new things -- whether that's as a sysadmin or a Rails developer depends on you. I'm flexible, and I learn quickly; I love to work with new technologies. I'm decent at security, and would be excited for a security position if the type of work is right.
Take a look at my (anonymized) resume for a more detailed list of things I've already worked with, and send me an email if anything interests you.
Location: Waterloo, ON, Canada.
Remote: Nope.
Willing to relocate: Yes. Berlin, Amsterdam, Vancouver, San Francisco, London.
EU passport and Canadian work permit.
Technologies: Javascript (+ jQuery, Backbone, Angular, Node.js, Express, Restify),
HTML&CSS, PHP (+ Laravel), MongoDB (Mongoose), MySQL, Python, and more.
Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1z-O-H4xPMk_hUXGSN5RikWRMOmKXfeqvhIA0NCpVXpg
|| http://www.linkedin.com/pub/alessandro-marin/54/114/3a1
Email: amarin [at] uwaterloo [.] ca
Available for an internship from mid August to December 2014.
I love every aspect of development and I'm an insatiable learner.
I'm currently crazy about cryptocurrencies, security, distributed systems, but I'm open to anything that requires similarly hard problems to be solved.
Technologies: HTML5, JS, CSS, Python, Node.js, PHP, C, deep knowledge of Linux/UNIX systems, Drupal, Git, HCI, Usability and User Interface Design
Resume: Available on request
Email: daniel+hn@dgsiegel.net
I am a software engineer interested in the future of computing and the interaction of humans with computer interfaces. I try to make the products I design and build as simple and intuitive to use as possible while still having a unique aesthetic appeal. I love Free and Open Source software.
As CTO, I co-founded, built and scaled up the world's leading fashion designer platform in 2007. In 2013 I felt it was time for something new and joined the world's largest consulting company as an expert and tech lead for open web technologies, HTML5 and Free and Open Source software in their emerging technology team.
I am looking for a position in which I can make a meaningful impact and hopefully move humanity forward by solving a real problem.
Experienced full sack layer (-7)/devops/ growth hacker available for development / consultancy.
Key Developer on early map-reduce system for a BT project was successful and sold to other telecoms providers.
Helped grow a team from 1 person to 3.5 to a major part of THUK (a small internet conusltancy)
Recovered ¾ Million (1.75 million in today’s terms) by sorting out a broken BACS transfer at BT
Protectively detected and escalated to a solution a problem a major job site that was costing over ½ million a week.
Built In house tool for FTSE 100 company to track search rankings requiring the learning of two new languages (mongodb and node.js) in a week.
All roles considered apart from payday lenders
Languages
Perl,Python,PHP,Sql (MySql Postgress SQL Server and Oracle) + transactional extensions like PL/SQL and TSQL,mongodb,node.js,Fortran,PL1/G,Shell Scripting,HTML (hand coding),CSS,Javascript,
Hardware
Linux/Unix based systems,Wintel ,Vmware/ ESX,Cisco,OSI,X.400
Database nerd, currently learning mongodb. I am a detail-oriented developer concerned about the user experience and proficient in Rails, JavaScript, Backbone, SQL, and HTML/CSS. My previous position as a market research analyst involved a substantial amount of technical work: I led the firm's transition to a production level SQL database away from legacy systems, automated many manual tasks which substantially improved productivity, and contributed to visual design code for some of our products. Currently seeking work as a web developer. I like to work across the full stack, but lean more toward the back end (again, database nerd!).
At my current day job (a large megacorp), I build web applications and automation solutions using modern tools in support of internal workflow and process improvement. On a more general level, I love working with (and talking about) functional languages and write most of my code with a functional slant, and I'm comfortable working on both the front-end and back-end. Be sure to reach out if we have something in common or if you'd like to talk.
Self taught designer and developer, looking to continue focusing on my skills in Python/JS. Have a keen interest in RESTful APIs, open source and good design.
On some days I can be that hipster designer, the other days a nerdy engineer. Desire to join a team that take both domains seriously.
Hugely enamoured and passionate about web development in my chosen stack. Looking for a position where I can just focus and give it my all. Bonus points for being in California.
I am a Computer Science undergraduate student at UTDallas looking for a software engineering internship position for the fall 2014/spring 2015 semester.
My current toolkit includes Python, Java and some C++/JavaScript/Go along with a few libraries though I am open to and constantly learning new technologies. My interests include web development, cloud computing, artificial intelligence and computer vision. Thank you.
I'm a web developer with 7+ years of professional experience. I love to be challenged with a problem and be given the opportunity to design and build the solution. While my main expertise is in front and backend web development, I've also been building iOS apps for the last 8 months. I'm good at quickly grasping new technologies or languages and using them to come up with creative solutions to business problems. I'm currently employed, but I'm open to new opportunities, networking, or fun side projects.
Remote: Yes, but I'd prefer to meet the team regularly
Willing to relocate: Yes (but since I'm travelling in SF,
if you're in Europe you might prefer to contact me again when I'll be back in the old continent)
Technologies: Clojure, Python, I'd really like to work with Haskell... Ansible, Redis, etc.
I'm mostly a backend-guy, but I'm open to do anything that could be useful for the company, I care about automating things (deployment & CI) and I'd especially like to work in a company that values functional programming...
Saint Petersburg, Russia,
[Remote or Relocation (preferably relocation)], [ Full Time ]
Stack: AngularJS, PHP, JS
Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/oz or https://github.com/jamm/resume/blob/master/resume.pdf?raw=tr...
Email: normandiggs@gmail.com
My previous job - senior developer at boutique.ru so I made AngularJS apps for internal needs (behind the main site - WMS, ERP) and manage team of developers who will replace old boutique.ru with new AngularJS SPA.
I have 10 years experience in PHP and web
For the most of my professional career, I have been doing backend web development (mostly Python), with a little bit of frontend development and not-so-little bit of operations. I also do lower level audio-related programming in C++ in open source. I think I'd like to do more of C++ programming, or possibly learn some new language, but I wouldn't be against using my backend experience if it's an interesting project. I'm open to both full-time work and short-term project.
Background: 5 years working in the aerospace industry with a MS in Aerospace Engr, BS in Mechanical Engr & BS in Aerospace Engr. Relevant experience includes writing code for aerospace hardware development, namely, modeling physics-based gas dynamics (Matlab). Recently self-taught; developed an iOS app and published to AppStore -- and loved it! Looking to find an iOS developer role where I can continue to mature my skills and expand my knowledge of the iOS SDK.
I am posting this for my wife, who is looking for a QA position (manual/automated testing)
Location: San Francisco Bay area
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: No.
Technologies: Java, Perl, Selenium, HTML/CSS/JS, SQL, Linux
Resume: http://goo.gl/2GwVTV
Email: Plz Check resume.
Previous experience: Netapp, EMC.
My wife (for whom I am posting) has 4 yrs experience in test automation. Most recently, She has learned writing Selenium test scripts in Java. She has previously worked as a software engineer in Netapp and EMC both of which are storage giants. She has worked on automating NACL file system using Perl and Java, all in Linux Environment.
I have been developing android applications for about 3 years. I have expertise in developing WiFi Direct(P2P) based android apps. Besides, I have experiences in developing many utility apps. I am also capable of developing service backend in php/mysql for the mobile apps. So, I believe that I am quite independent developer. Regarding academics, I have specialization in Database in Bachelor Degree in CS.
M.S. in C.S. with four years of professional software engineering experience. I'm looking to solve challenging problems at the intersection of data science, machine learning and HPC. While my academic research has been in biomedical imaging and neuroscience, I'm open to just about any problem domain except advertising. I'd love to work for a young company or startup with significant opportunities for creativity, responsibility and equity.
Location: Atlanta, prefer to relocate.
Remote: Yes, but prefer on-site.
Willing to relocate: Absolutely.
Technologies: I've worked with about everything from Java to PROLOG to PL/SQL, but my most recent projects have been C, CUDA and Matlab with MPI, OpenMP and HDF5.
Technologies: Full-stack generalist, experience in a buffet of technologies (Python, Java, JavaScript C++, C# etc etc). Always eager for opportunities enhance expertise and wisdom. Current focus on python and JS.
Full stack generalist looking to continue growing and learning. Experienced in leading small agile teams alongside plenty of client-facing time. My history makes me more of a "jack-of-all-trades" type, but I am more than happy to grow expertise where needed.
Seeking for an opportunity with room to grow myself and have real possibilities of contributing to the wider group.
Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Node.js, Java, PHP, Nginx, DO/Heroku/AWS, Redis/MySQL.
Resume: th.linkedin.com/in/caherrerapa/
Email: carlos@nimbl3.com
I have a small team based in Bangkok. We are basically a dev shop ran as a startup. We build projects, MVPs for startups and do consulting (scalability, security, architecture) in different countries in South East Asia and looking for new projects as we are scaling our team. Expertise in e-commerce, real state, payments, online video (live streaming/vod). So far our clients are some 500 startups portfolio companies, startups backed by the acquirer of Living Social in South East Asia and a startup backed by Series A Alibaba Investors.
Location: France
Remote: Open to remote
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies : Front-end => JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Polymer / Back-end => NodeJS (Express, Koa), NoSQL (MongoDB, RethinkDB)
Resume: https://yamafaktory.github.io
Email: davy.duperron[at]gmail.com
Atypical profil (from LAMP dev to police officer / now willing to take a u-turn in my career as a full stack developer!). 'Expert' on https://hackhands.com. I am fond of learning everything related to the web and using bleeding-edge technologies.
Location: Campbell, CA (near SJ)
Remote: yes, but prefer to be on location
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JS, jQuery, learning Angular
Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/davidsmarkowitz/
Email: dave@artfoundry.com
Project Portfolio: http://www.artfoundry.com
Github: http://www.github.com/artfoundry
I was trained as a full stack Ruby/Rails developer at Devbootcamp in fall, 2013, but I've since focused on front end. I also have an art background so can do Photoshop image cut ups, etc. Also used to program in C, though it's been about five years.
Freelance UX design and web developer with startup experience. 13 years of experience, full time freelancer for 7 years. Bootstrapped startup, self motivated, quick learner, creative individual. Canadian/American citizenship.
Location: Washington, DC
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: SF bay, Seattle, DC Metro area
Technologies: Node.js, Angular, PhoneGap, .NET/C#,
Postgres, MSSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, variety of others
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/zach-cowell/31/812/709
Github: https://github.com/zachcowell
Email: zachcowell [at ] zachcowell [ dot] com
Full stack engineer. Would prefer an Angular/Node stack for my next gig. Recently built an iPhone app that leverages MongoDB / Angular / Node / etc. View it at zachcowell.com/violations .
Location: London, UK or remote
Technologies: Full stack - Python, Flask, AngularJS, Javascript, C#, Scala etc. I always try to use best tool for the job.
Resume: uk.linkedin.com/pub/lukasz-madon/62/a72/500
Email: lukasz.madon at gmail.com
Technologies: Odd mix. Qualified Control Engineer (MSc) but generally C#, MySQL, Mono, Solidworks. Generalist with a good mind for Systems design and architecture. (And anything technological!)
Resume: Say hi first!
Email: jobs at writemy dot email (anon email)
I'm an Engineer with ~5 years C# experience. I have a keen interest in most things technical. I like to learn and because of that tend to pick things up quite fast. Currently doing freelance work for a few companies and looking to make contacts with others and see if there's anything else interesting out there. Also looking at bidding on smaller govt projects soon if anyone fancies teaming up.
I’m finishing a PhD in speech/audio signal processing with a focus in computational neuroscience; planning to graduate in the fall. My grad school training and research includes machine learning, statistics, and optimization. I’m looking to work on challenging problems in noise-robust signal processing, time-series analysis, and data science.
Hi, I'm a Senior Engineer with about 4 years of real-world experience (which isn't that much, I know, but some people thought I wasn't completely incompetent and promoted me) who's looking for new challenges. Most of my work so far was backend/server-side, so I'd like to keep that going, if possible, but web stuff is ok as well.
Mac Projects:
- Worked for RNet (Similar to Skype) VOIP, PJSIP Mac App, Video Codecs like VP8 and H264 Integration, IM, Audio Calls, Video Calls, Buddy management
Personal Projects:
- Steve Jobs timeline - covered in The Next Web
- Photo Calendar for iOS & Android - 200k downloads combined
Technologies: I'm an electronics engineer who builds webapps on the side. Would be open to building electronics products, internet of things, or a junior webapp development role. Would also be interested in developing for financial firms (personal trading experience only).
For electronics, I can build circuit boards and know analog design.
Willing to relocate: Not immediately, I would be willing to relocate next year.
Technologies: I consider myself a jack-of-all-trades type engineer. Via my diverse background/education I am adaptable and a quick learner. Give me time to ramp up on a technology or project and watch me work.
Location: San Francisco Bay Area (Peninsula / South Bay)
Remote: No.
Willing to relocate: Unfortunately, no
Technologies: Primarily Ruby and Rails, also Javascript (jQuery) and some Node.
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheppardgregory
Email: gregory.sheppard@gmail.com
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About Me: I love to learn new technologies. I learned Node in only a few days just to build out a project for an interview, and it was a great experience. I'm constantly beginning new side projects that interest me. I come up with creative solutions to odd problems.
I have a background in sysadmin work both server/application level and also have background in security (monitoring, scanning, analysis and remediation). Looking for a collaborative environment to join no problem is too big or too small! Remote or within the Midwest but open to the idea of other places if the fit is right.
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Remote: Willing to work remotely
Willing to relocate: Houston/Austin, TX; Herndon, VA
Technologies: LAMP, Memcached, git, svn, jQuery
Resume: http://charmeleon.github.io/resume.html
Email: (in resume link)
I'm a Hacker School "grad" (never graduate!) with 2 solid years of experience. I've also played with NodeJS, python, redis and Java. I'm looking for a position focused on the backend, the language doesn't matter. I also hold a BS in Physics, should that in any way be relevant
Soon to be computer science graduate looking to secure a junior position in a major tech city. If you are looking for young talent, please check out my github and resume and let me know if you are interested!
I'm seeking a position where I can make a meaningful impact on a product that solves a real problem. One where I will primarily contribute as a frond end developer, but can also draw from my strong design background to help craft exceptional user experiences.
Currently working at a world-leader in the gambling industry but looking for a new challenge, ideally in Web as my background (10 years) is in games, UIs and tools and fancy a change. Literally ready to take on anything - any stack, any language, any challenge. Super-quick learner, full of youthful energy, desperate to feel real commitment to a product again.
New York, NY, [Full Time | Contract | Part Time]
Stack: .NET, C#, ASP.NET, Domain Driven Design, EF, SQL Server
Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/q07t04pegmihgw8/Resume-2014-hn.pdf
Contact: emailandynow(remove parenthesis and this phrase)@yahoo.com
A software architect possessing over a decade of full-stack experience in implementing high profile software projects for network television, a Fortune 500 financial services corporation, and a large e-commerce site.
Technologies/Skills: Javascript, jQuery, Ruby on Rails, node.js, Backbone.js, SQL, HAML, SASS, LESS, Program Management, Java, Git
Resume: Full Resume on request.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, minor in Psychology. 2 years research assistantship developing compsci education application. 1 Year in technology consulting. 2 years web software development at current company working on media-rich web and television applications.
I am a quick learner and excited to work on interesting problems in a wide variety of industries.
I specialized heavily in the best tools I could find (Haskell/C/Unix/git), but I'm having a hard time finding a place for those skills in the industry.
I'd like to solve hard problems, meet challenges and help people.
Willing to learn new stuff and improve my skills (especially Clojure).
Skills: Java (SE, EE, Concurrency, Spring, Hibernate etc.), MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Perl, Bash, Linux, vim etc. Had experience with PHP, HTML, CSS and JS. Currently learning Clojure.
Fresh out of college with deep and diverse development background/experience. (Degree in Computer Science AND Fine Art.) Currently working at a .NET shop, but proficient in other platforms as well. Actively looking for an entry/junior dev position.
I'd say I'm better at doing iOS development right now, but I'm familiar with Android, JavaScript, and Python; I also know SQL, and the usual JSON, XML, HTML, CSS, jQuery.
I'm interested in small and start-up companies.
I have 15+ years experience doing front-end/back-end web development and analytics for various small and medium-sized companies.. some of which have become very large companies. I prefer small teams with less managerial cruft.
I'm interested in the DevOps paradigm and working somewhere that I can learn from people who know a lot more than I do. :) Local and remote work would be preferred, but would also relocate for a great opportunity.
I am a MS CS(AI) graduate with 4yrs of work experience in the field of Data Science and Data Analytics. So, I am looking into roles like data scientist, data engineer, back-end engineer or python developer.
Note: F1 student with OPT work authorization (for 29 months starting this August). Would require H1B sponsorship after 2yrs.
I'm a recent Computer Science graduate and am looking for a job in London. I am currently a contract Software Engineer for a company in Ireland. My skills mainly revolve around Java technologies but am willing and enthusiastic to learn new skills.
I am a Computer Science student looking for freelance jobs to do part-time. I learn quickly, I work rigorously, people who hired me in the past are very happy with my performance. :)
Location: Seattle (Us Citizen)
Remote: Open to Remote work
Willing to Relocate: Seattle area only
Technologies: Chef, Ruby, Python, Go, Docker, LXC
Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/scottmlikens
Email: smlikens@gmail.com
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I am looking for a challenges in operations and devops. I Love scaling products and helping them succeed. I have been working with developers before DevOps existed and I enjoy working in a team environment.
I’m looking for an analytics/data mining/machine learning role. I have 6 years of work experience doing analytical work on large datasets for a Fortune 500 company and am proficient in Python analytical tools (pandas, numpy, etc) and SQL, and have some experience with R and Hadoop/Pig/Hive.
I've been coding for just a few years, but I make a point of trying to up my game as frequently as possible. The past year has been great, learning so many new things. But that was in London.
Now I'm back in Asia and looking for that defining role of my early 30s.
Maybe we can work together to build something awesome.
Location: Ireland, hoping to relocate (lived in Germany and Czech republic)
Remote: yes, preferred
Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: hadoop, solr, elasticsearch, play framework, java, automated reasoning. Would love to do more AI, machine learning, haskell
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=703594
Twitter: @jkbkot
Looking around for the next challenge, would love to work remotely with a motivated, ambitious team.
- Willing to work business-day US Eastern time, European time or Central Asia time (GMT-6 to GMT+6)
- Work time depends on whether you want me to sync with office employees or client-base
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Willing to relocate: Yes
- Anywhere with a moderately warm climate (20C to 28C)
- Customer Support and Relationship Manager: A job that doesn't exist, but should and/or will. Connecting the customer and product. Doing product support, managing existing relations with clients, online-marketing campaigns, using data to build up tiered-pricing with new product features, etc.
- Junior SysAdmin/DevOps: Maintaining and managing infrastructure as a junior Linux expert. Willing to work odd hours to ensure guaranteed system uptime. Autonomous in work environment (mostly self-taught - willing to apply that in practice and keep learning on my own)
- Junior Web Developer: Frontend - willing to work on Angular or pick up your preferred JS-alternative. Backend - willing to work on Python-related backend or pickup your Rails/PHP backend. Preference towards Python
Note. I am better with people and Linux than I am with development. Although I like developing, I prefer to work where I am most productive
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Salary: Willing to negotiate
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Preference:
- Remote openings
- B2B or B2C with paying clients (that need actual support/CRM)
- Company with flexible policies, openness, decent vacation time, etc.
Several years of professional iOS experience (see resume for some apps). Currently working on a few personal projects. Recently attended WWDC14 so playing with new APIs and learning Swift. Looking to build great iOS apps with lovely people.
Most of the work I do is in C# but I am trying to learn Ruby on Rails on my own. I enjoy javascript and regex, though I could be better on the latter. I have done a bit of console and windows apps.
I realize it's not a lot to go on and the resume gives the in depth. Send an email if anything sounds like a fit or you have questions.
Current: Real Estate Associate at a global real estate developer, Master of Real Estate 2012, USC
Email: graham1776@gmail.com
I'm a little different than others on this post. I work as a financial associate in commercial real estate and am looking to get into a startup, preferably in commercial real estate. I know the institutional real estate development business and am looking to add value in a real estate business development role.
Technologies: Java, C, SVN/git, some experience with VHDL, assembly, and embedded C.
Resume: Not updated at the moment, but I want to get this post in while the thread is still active. Available upon request.
Email: forsberg@iastate.edu
I'm finishing up my computer engineering degree this fall. This summer I'm interning at Cerner in Kansas City, doing java development. Last year I had two internship in Taiwan. I'm more interested in working with great people than any specific technology!
I work and communicate well with clients in any location or time zone, but I would prefer to continue living in Colorado. Competitive full-time opportunities welcome.
I have a broad technical background, with an emphasis on scientific computing and data analysis. Highlights: C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, AMQP, Globus, Angular, D3, CEF, Postgresql, Redis, Riak. I have a keen interest in Scala, Spark, and GraphLab.
My name is Pablo Fredrikson and I'm a Linux System Administrator with 8 years of professional experience.
I love working with automatization tools, specially with puppet. I love Nagios. I have a lot of experience with webservers.
I've been freelancing for the past year, but now I'm looking for a full-time role. I spent the past few months building a Machine Learning user classification system for a startup.
I'm a former civil engineering designer turned web developer looking for a junior level position. I have been studying web development for the last 6 months and I'm itching to put my new found skills to the test.
Front-end developer with a wide range of experience. Recently promoted to a senior position at Megacorp, Inc. but looking for a spot where I can work with a small, focused team.
Tech: Primarily a backend guy; high availability/high throughput distributed systems, storage (YesSQL/NoSQL), Hadoop, infrastructure. Mostly work in Java but have C++ background, enjoy hobbying in JavaScript, and experience gluing stuff together with Ruby. Shipped a few mobile products as well.
Resume: 15+ years experience, currently Sr. Software Engineer working within AWS
Willing to relocate: I'm in SLC, desiring to be in Austin. I will gladly relocate.
Technologies: My career has been primarily C# (web/desktop) .NET, ASP, Web API, AngularJS, SQL, but I can jump into anything. I prefer other technologies when I'm tinkering around on my own, such as postgres, mysql, Go, and more.
Resume: Gladly, just don't have a goto place to throw it on the web.
Location: Nowhere in particular, currently in South America
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Availability: Part-time (20-25 hours/week)
Technologies:
These days I mostly work with: Python, Flask/Django, PostgreSQL/MySQL, FreeBSD/Linux.
To some degree I also like to use: Tornado, Celery, Redis, Scrapy, AWS.
Before falling in love with Python I did several years of work involving (mostly) C, Perl and Java.
Remote: Only, please. Part time in the beginning.
Willing to relocate: not for 2014, likely for 2015
Technologies: Wordpress/Drupal/CodeIgniter/Yii (Components, Hacks, Themes, you name it - I've done it), JavaScript (jQuery/Backbone/some Angular), Django (more Python than Django).
Resume: Upon request.
Email: admin (at) kidsil.net
Over 15 Years Web development experience (65% Back end, 35% Front end).
Looking for director of marketing positions at smaller company, or SEO positions at larger companies. I'm a data-focused online marketer looking to work with a company that's in dire need of someone in this position so I can help optimize and take things to the next level.
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python/Django, Redis, PostgreSQL, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, CasperJS/PhantomJS, Debian/Ubuntu, Ansible, Nginx
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheeming
Email: cheeming at infinite-code dot com
I have been a software engineer for 5 years and have been at senior level for last several. Have a MS in EE but switched over to software because I love to code.
Location: Rio de Janeiro - RJ, Brazil
Remote: I don't know
Willing to relocate: I have no idea
Technologies: JavaScript (CoffeeScript)(Angular, backbone, jquery, blablabla), bootstrap, html5, css3, PHP, starting to learn ruby on rails
Resume: Just a kinda good front-end developer
Email: gugiserman@gmail.com
Technologies: Full Stack .NET, Python (Flask, a little Django), Java, Android, Experience with Windows & Unix-like OSes.
Resume: (Please Contact)
Email: m[dot]kemp2910[at]gmail[dot]com
I'm young and an extremely quick learner with blue-sky thinking. I'm hoping to develop in a faced paced environment with the latest and greatest technologies.
I work with local, remote, and international clients, but I would prefer to continue living where I am. I would be open to the
I have a broad technical background, with an emphasis on scientific computing. Highlights: C++, Java, Python, JavaScript, Postgres, Riak, Globus, Angular, D3, CEF, Eclipse.
I'm near the end of my PhD at UCL (London, UK) and I'm looking to get started in the tech industry in September. I've enjoyed stats and Python over the last few years and I'm looking to develop more into both.
I'm looking for a junior software developer position. I've worked on geospatial processing development, and database development for GIS data. I have also done some C# development for user interfaces and report generation.
Location:Princeton, New Jersey
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: No.
Technologies: Mostly have played around with C++, Java + libgdx, Python
Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8l9eirp75anq8ue/AADZWDGXUflfzI6d1fAXUUUEa
Email: BrianJHillman@gmail.com
Like a couple of others on here. Not a programmer, but have read HN for at least a few years.
Location: Qatar
Remote: Yes!
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Marketing/Communication/HR side tech and HRIS systems
Email: nalani[dot]still[at]gmail[dot]com
Dual US/UK citizen
Location: San Francisco
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, Responsive/Mobile-First Web Design
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuriniyazov
Email: yuri.niyazov@gmail.com
Location: US - traveling
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Angular, .NET
Resume: http://www.capprime.com/about/MichaelMaddox-Resume.html
Email: Michael dot P dot Maddox at capprime dot com
Location: Presov, Slovakia
Remote: preferably
Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: C, C++, Lua, Linux
Resume: Available upon request
Email: rasto@inbox.com
Location: Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: For the right offer, yes.
Technologies:
Knowledge of LKM/Kernel space and userspace rootkits. Binary and modules injection and obfuscation, signal trap protection and anti debugging and reversing armor.
Arch: x86, x64, ARM, MIPS and related endianess.
Linux Server: Slackware, Redhat, Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSuse.
BSD: FreeBSD.
Embedded Linux: DD-Wrt, OpenWRT, Mikrotik, Custom linux based firmware and reverse engineering of these.
Database: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle.
Virtualization: Virtualbox, VMware, Docker
Accounting: FTP, SSH, LDAP, VPN
Code Versioning: SVN, GIT
Web Technologies: Apache, Nginx, Tomcat, Jboss
Continuous Integration and Delivery: Jenkins+Nexus+Liverebel
IP Policies: ip, iptables, ebtables, arptables.
Voip: SIP, IAX2
Video surveillance set of technologies.
Wireless: Managed a WISP, configuring antennas, HDSL Cisco and 3Com Routers
Resume:
I have a degree in Computer Science and over 10 years of Information Communication Technology experience. I always had a deep passion in technology and security, with a focus on wired and wireless networks and mobile device's technology. Throughout my professional life, I always accepted and enjoyed challenges with a heavy grade of difficulties, solving and studying it by myself or joining some security or research group. My experience forged and made me enthusiast in problem solving.
I worked as network administrator, analyst and architect for a wireless provider. This job experience included also customer care and telephonic helpdesk with the customers I followed. I also increased my experience background adding Video Surveillance skills, acquiring knowledge about common issues in that field, and understanding what the customer is looking for.
My last job experience was exactly what I was looking for and what I periodically look for: challenge.
So I worked for a company which operates in the ICT field, projecting an encrypted system layout and coding its tools and routines with a main focus on security. For that job, I developed an encryption engine for an highly increased security level that's unique for each devices where this encryption system is running. Obviously it also contains anti-reversing tricks, anti-debugger traps and obfuscation techniques.
Actually I'm following 2 companies as DevOps: one is a CMS Web company, the other one is developing a M2M system with cloud support: almost daily I have to do with code versioning, installations and deployments, disaster recovery, databases, virtualization, problem solving and troubleshooting.
I also worked on my own creating a GPS tracking platform which supports Android and Symbian smartphones and a VoIP encryption platform, compatible with all OS and almost all smartphones and tablets.
I relish new challenges in my professional life: I believe meeting new peoples' experiences is a great way to learn.
Just a few infos about me: I live in Sardinia (Italy), I'm Italian mother tongue and I also speak a fluent English on a daily basis.
My mission is to hack, no matter what. Hire me, before I "hire" you.
Remote: Available remotely as well as limited on-site work in the Northeastern United States.
Relocate: Perhaps for a killer opportunity.
Resume: Happy to furnish CV and references upon request.
Email: emaildenvyl@[the company Marissa Mayer works at :)]
Technologies
There's not much I haven't had my hands on or been indirectly involved with. Lately I have been heavily involved in cloud computing (Google Cloud and AWS - the actual platform services, not just IaaS), graph databases (Titan, less experience with neo4j), ElasticSearch, various ML and CV tools, and Apache Spark. My work is at the intersection of product design and technical architecture - often I go into projects without prior hands-on experience of what we'll use in the end product.
Meet Denvyl :-)
I don't brand myself as a developer or builder per se. I am a designer. I work with my clients to understand the spirit of what they're trying to accomplish. I don't expect requirements, wireframes, or drawn out conference calls with stakeholders. The design process is an iterative one - and often you don't know what it is you're designing until you're 3/4 done designing it :-)
The best projects for me are those that I can approach from an end-to-end standpoint. I do not believe you can separate the creative process of design with the technical process of systems analysis and architecture - they are one - managing them separately or in silos spells disaster. I don't think I've ever worked a project where what we built was exactly what we envisioned on day 1 - and that's a good thing.
I work iteratively with my clients - but at the same time don't need handholding. You can be as involved as you want to be. Most of my work is done nailing the user experience. Too many products are solving really important problems yet stumble on UX - and in 2014, that spells instant death. I anticipate user needs - I don't rely on them to email it in via a feedback form. I'm a firm believer in the fact that users don't know what they want until they see it - and often it is a mistake to incorporate things like user feedback surveys too early in the process.
I'm opinionated. You can tell from reading this. I take my work very seriously and hold myself to seemingly impossible quality standards. Depending on the stage of your company we may time box certain activities (you can spend as long as you want noodling with an on boarding process - when what we actually need to do is get a working prototype out in the field for your sales guys to demo).
You want to contact me if:
-You have an early stage product concept or idea
-You feel that user experience and design will be key competitive differentiators
-You're not afraid to explore otherwise non-obvious solutions to the problem(s) you're trying to solve
-You want a guy who's going to treat your work with the same care and integrity as his own
Location: Vancouver, BC
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: If it's worth it.
Technologies: 5 years of LAMP, Javascript. Some Java.
Resume: http://appsonify.com
Email: MapleLeafKim AT gmail
Remote: preferably
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: Rust (I’m the author of its HTTP libraries), Python, Django, HTTP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, plus plenty more. Generalist, but one who makes sure to learn his tools thoroughly.
Resume: http://chrismorgan.info/resume.html
Email: me@chrismorgan.info
I enjoy work at all levels; backend, frontend, precise usability details, deep in the bowels of algorithms, metaprogramming where reasonable, web and non-web (but mostly web)—it’s all great fun.
I’m very much interested in improving the state of web development, something I’m pursuing in my spare time and why I’m using Rust; I’m speaking at Strange Loop later this year on the topic: https://thestrangeloop.com/sessions/fast-secure-safe-the-web.... With my goals in this way, I’m very much interested in learning new tools and new paradigms.