We are looking for a leading backend engineer with experience of building large systems.

About us:

    - We love Linux, server clusters, big data, distributed everything, 
      task queues and network protocols.
    - Our favorite gui is ssh/bash, preferably served grey on black.
    - We never dragged or dropped anything.
    - We are married to C and Python, but all of us see other 
      languages.
    - We use Python, Flask, Fabric, C, MongoDB, MySQL, Redis 
      and Nginx.
    - We have a hot key for everything.
    - We don't serve ads. We have customers and revenue.
    - We are 50/50 on vi/emacs and each of us is anxious to get to know 
      you better. :)
    - We don't know what our code/test ratio is.
    - We are very competitive and relish in building things more 
      effectively than others.
    - We are not ninjas. We also are not rock stars, although we do 
      feel that coding is an art.
    - We have a squadron of elite Silicon Valley investors behind us.
    - We offer competitive salary, relocation and meaningful equity.
    - We're based in SF or Bay Area. You can help us decide 
      exact location!

About you:

    - You will have an enormous impact on our product. 
      And you love it.
    - You are an intellectually curious US-based hacker. 
    - You know who an architecture astronaut is and that's not you.
    - You have ideas about how to store and search large amounts 
      of data efficiently. 
    - You love UNIX as much as we do.
    - You want to learn from us and you have something to teach.
    - You're a Python person who also mastered at least one lower 
      level language: C, C++ or similar.
    - You're not afraid of makefiles and you've managed your own 
      memory on multiple occasions (successfully).
    - Off the top of your head, you know the approx. throughput of 
      the hard drive, network card and L2 cache.
    - You feel an unreasonable amount of hatred for other companies 
      competing against you. :)

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