Haskellish/Pythonic/C++ Job offer
I am looking for a haskellish/pythonic HN reader for a senior dev/Technical director. I need someone able to model and code well (No architect who never codes). The ability to communicate well with a team is also a big plus. You don't need to speak french (we are in France) but a reasonnably good english is mandatory.
If You :
* like coding 4+ hours straight.
* like to solve a coding problem elegantly (and are bothered if can't)
* like and read real CS books (SICP, TAOCP, CTM etc...)
* code in haskell, python and c++.
* are a gamer (this one is optionnal)
* are interested in computer graphics (optionnal too)
You fit the bill. I would like to talk to you. contact me ("contact at gamr7 dot com").
What we offer:
* interesting problems and creative freedom
* quality of life (no overtime, sunny countryside, french food and low rent)
* a pay in Euros
* confortable workplace, etc...
* coding in haskell, python.
Note : I looked at the etiquette doc. It says nothing about posting job offers. I really thinks that this one fits well within the HN community, it fits the "could interest a hacker" criteria. I didn't find any way to directly post in the jobs section.
Edit: added email contact .
8 comments
[ 4.3 ms ] story [ 31.3 ms ] thread4+ sure, but more then 6hrs. in a day and I start introducing bugs and end up with negative productivity.
Yep on #2 and #3
Yep on C++ and Python, I still have not gotten to haskell, but I really do want to because I used to write specs in predicate calculus.
Doom was my game, Q3 blew my mind, but I have not gamed in years.
I am indeed interested in computer graphics, and I've done a bit of OpenGL for bioinformatics.
What you offer sounds interesting, but where the heck are you located?
( The 4+ is basically a filter on non-coders. I completely agree with you about overtime. )
I'll remember to check if you guys are still hiring 6 months to a year from now.
I am very skilled in Python, have toyed around a lot with Haskell but not really written anything significant. Probably only written about 200 lines of C++ in my life... Is that ok or you demand strong knowledge in all three?
How much Haskell do you use anyway(just out of curiousity) and for what?
Do you do raycasting?