Ask HN: Who's looking for employment?
It's the reverse of a "Who's hiring?" thread. Since I'm currently looking for a job, I thought it might be helpful to get my name out there on HN.
If you're currently looking for work, post your name, the type of work you're looking for, and where you're looking for work.
I'll go first:
Andrew Dobrenko, I'm looking for python web development work, I live in Washington DC and would like to work here.
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I'm a Python hacker. I generally do web development. I'm always interested in new projects. Please feel free to peruse my GitHub: https://github.com/maxcountryman
As a web developer I can do fullstack implementations: frontend, backend, deployment, maintenance and so forth.
Please don't hesitate to email: maxc@me.com
Hi, I'm a Ruby on Rails developer from Europe, Croatia. I'm looking for remote work. I do both front and back-end. Here's my github: https://github.com/bsutic
Feel free to contact me: bruno.sutic@gmail.com
Hey johnwall, you're in a good city to be a python web developer. First off, you should check these two urls on a regular basis:
http://www.indeed.com/q-python-l-Washington-DC-jobs.html
http://www.indeed.com/q-django-l-Washington-DC-jobs.html
Second, here's a list of companies that are looking are have looked in the past for Python developers. The included links may not have a Python job posted anymore, but I recommend cold-calling/emailing each of them and see what happens. I'll leave obtaining the proper phone numbers / emails to you :)
National Geographic: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/jobs/
Discovery Channel: http://careers.discovery.com/north-america
Sunlight Foundation: http://sunlightfoundation.com/
The Washington Post: http://washingtonpostmedia.com/careers/
The Washington Times: http://www.washingtontimes.com/
Matrix Group: http://www.matrixgroup.net/careers/
White Oak Technologies: http://www.woti.com/jobs.cfm
Wiser Together: https://www.wisertogether.com/
Foreign Policy: http://www.foreignpolicy.com/
Bolster Labs: http://bolsterlabs.com/
New Organizing: http://neworganizing.com/
National Public Radio (NPR): http://www.npr.org/about/careers/
Library of Congress via CACI: http://www.caci.com/
Grab Networks: http://www.grabnetworks.com/
Blue Shift Local: http://www.linkedin.com/company/blueshift-local-inc
US News: http://www.usnews.com/
This spring/summer we're building out a client-side-templating-oriented CMS framework, likely in Node.js or Ruby or some hybrid of the two. If that sounds interesting to you (or other HN-ers) feel free to reach out to me (email adderess in profile).
Andrew, I work for Sapient based out of Arlington. I know that we were recently looking for a web developer with python experience. The position may have been filled, but I would be happy to put your resume in. The tech recruiter is a good buddy of mine. jakelear @ gmail.
A fellow HNer compiled that list two weeks ago. It looks to be a fairly comprehensive listing of job listings. While it was compiled with employers in mind, it is also a good source for finding job listings that aren't your usual Monster/Dice/Stack Overflow. There are quite a few on that list which were new to me.
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Background: highly technical skills as well as business. Degree in IT and recently completed MBA. However, I am NOT a typical MBA.
I can code and am currently learning Python and Ruby. I would love a position in development, product ownership, management, or any combination thereof! I'm pretty flexible with my career choices right now.
Not really a small startup anymore, but a pretty cool place. I used to work there but quit because of a long commute and being unable to relocate.
https://klarna.com/en/about-us/work-at-klarna
Drop me a email on duxy786 at hotmail dot com
Thanks.
Seeking remote work or on site in NYC (will move for the right opportunity)
Experience with quantitative trading models, parsing (EDGAR filings, web), competitive pricing analytics for online retailing, dynamical systems modelling
dlovell@alum.mit.edu
Drop me details - tom@gocardless.com
That said, I think this is a good idea. The "Who is Hiring?" thread seems to be the same companies posting over and over. Here, those companies can pick out who they like and directly recruit them.
Golang, python, objective-c, full web stack. Always looking for gigs of any kind. 20+ years of experience doing front-end, back-end, database design and lately mobile apps for the enterprise.
Email in profile.
Looking for part-time work to supplement my income while I launch a project of my own.
Remote/anywhere or on-site/Indianapolis
I've got 8 years experience as a Drupal dev and Drupal trainer, and am a co-author of The Definitive Guide to Drupal 7.
Lately I've become interested in Python web development with Pyramid. My own project is being built this way, so I'm coming up to speed fast.
My other strength is community geekery -- I've done some speaking on things like hacker culture, creating a thriving developer community, and motivating users. Until recently, I worked as a Community Manager over at Stack Exchange/Stack Overflow.
I'd love a summer internship working at (ideally) a fun, fast-paced startup, but am open to any other possibilities.
Based in Massachusetts but would love to escape for a summer; spent Summer 2011 in Palo Alto working with a team of 3 on an awesome project, and had a blast.
My recent jobs have been Javascript-focused, but I'm a quick learner. Extensive front-end web dev experience, as well as various dabblings in Python, PHP, etc, and most recently taking a shot at learning RoR.
me@[my username].com
Experience with webapps in Python and Ruby/Rails. Used Java at ICPC competition and professionally.
Experience with bioinformatics in Python. Know my way around Numpy and Matplotlib.
Email: hire@thejohnnybrown.com portfolio: http://www.thejohnnybrown.com/?page_id=2
Background: Standard hacker-type story, no degree, some education but dropped out. Very motivated in general. My core skill is heavy back-end PHP development with a focus on speed optimization of both PHP, SQL and servers. As an example; recently I've been working on real time cache invalidation techniques so I can do caching without having stale data.
I participate heavily in the Nginx community and am one of the core supporters in #nginx on freenode when I'm not travelling. I blog from time to time about Nginx and PHP on http://blog.martinfjordvald.com/. My English is excellent but my Chinese non existent.
So if you have a PHP opening (or don't mind me having to (re)learn another language) in HK and can sponsor a visa then I'm your guy.
email: martin@evilgeniusmedia.org
Let Joel know I gave you his email.
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My GitHub profile is at https://github.com/teamaqua . If you need to get in touch with me, you can send a PM using the GitHub private message system.