Splunk, UI engineering, Python/JS. SF, two blocks from the Embarcadero in SoMa. We're absolutely killing it. Profitable. Four kegs at work. No telecommuting.
We're generally hiring for everything, including core server engineers, dev platform engineers, dev marketing, product management, QA, performance, UI, etc. It's a big space with a lot of opportunity, and we're doing our best to capture it.
I work on the Dev Platform team in Seattle, and it's a blast. We're a small team (3 devs, including my manager, VP of Dev Platform), in a great space (across the street from Whole Foods in SLU), and everybody at Splunk is great. Feel free to reach out to me (my email is in my profile) with any questions.
We're generally hiring for everything, including core server engineers, dev platform engineers, dev marketing, product management, QA, performance, UI, etc. It's a big space with a lot of opportunity, and we're doing our best to capture it.
I work on the Dev Platform team in Seattle, and it's a blast. We're a small team (3 devs, including my manager, VP of Dev Platform), in a great space (across the street from Whole Foods in SLU), and everybody at Splunk is great. Feel free to reach out to me (my email is in my profile) with any questions.
Seattle, WA, San Francisco, CA, Palo Alto, CA and more - Splunk (full-time, H1B, interns)
A lot of people think Splunk must be a terrible place to work at because they think it is an "enterprise" company. But the truth is, we have great jobs for a lot of people. Want to work on awesome visualizations for gigabytes and terabytes of data daily? We got it. Want to work on building a development platform for an extremely powerful data analysis tool? We got it. Want to help make the core server that powers our extremely fast indexing and performance better? We got it.
Whether it's UI, core systems engineering, dev platform or anything in between, we likely have something for you.
I personally work on the development platform in the Seattle office, but I'm happy to answer questions about anything. Feel free to shoot me an email (in my profile), or comment here.
Also, check out our new dev portal which we launched recently: http://dev.splunk.com
GitHub — San Francisco, CA. Remote's doable, although we dig SF'ers.
We're looking for someone to help us out with GitHub's Enterprise product, Firewall Install. Basically we want to add 22 units of awesome to it, at a minimum. See our job page for details and to apply, or feel free to ping me at @holman if you have super special questions.
Seattle, San Francisco, Cupertino (and other places), FULL-TIME, INTERN, H1B
A lot of people think Splunk must be a terrible place to work at because they think it is an "enterprise" company. But the truth is, we have great jobs for a lot of people.
Want to work on awesome visualizations for gigabytes and terabytes of data daily? We got it. Want to work on building a development platform for an extremely powerful data analysis tool? We got it. Want to help make the core server that powers our extremely fast indexing and performance better? We got it.
For example, my project for the past couple of months has been to develop our new Node.js/Browser SDK, including pulling some of our propietary UI components and sharing them with the world. We also do a lot of work with customers to best help them use Splunk. One of the projects I was involved in included analyzing social data using Splunk (like Twitter/Foursquare).
Whether it's UI, core systems engineering, dev platform or anything in between, we likely have something for you. I personally work on the development platform in the Seattle office, but I'm happy to answer questions about anything. Feel free to shoot me an email (in my profile), or comment here.
I wanted to highlight a few specific positions we're looking for:
* Dev. Platform Software Engineer: This is the team I work on. We strongly believe that there is a use for Splunk outside of logging, and we're enabling the usage of the technology for dealing with large quantities of data, whether it's for social network analysis, cloud management or anything in between. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-
CAAAGK3?jvi=oHkCVfwi
* Cloud Software Engineer: we're developing the next stage of our product, which is a hosted version of Splunk in the cloud, with all the benefits you'd expect (like automatic elastic scaling). Come help us make this a reality: http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=o4U8VfwL
* Hadoop Software Engineer: Usage of Hadoop is exploding to do batch-oriented processing on massive quantities of data. We think there is a lot of value to be had by combining the power of Splunk and Hadoop, and we're developing solutions to make this possible. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=oqCaWfwS
* Software Engineer in Test: Splunk is a complex machine, deployed in a distributed manner, many times being used for different things. Our testing team is top notch, and helps us deliver quality releases. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=o5ZvVfwe
* Windows QA Engineer: Splunk is putting a lot of effort into making Splunk & Windows to be a match made in heaven. We need people to help us make sure we're getting everything quite, because details matter. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=oLpdWfw3
* Server Sustaining Engineer: Splunk is a very customer-focused company, and it's important that customers are happy with the products. The sustaining team is in charge of making sure that after major releases, we can keep customers happy for a long time. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=obAdWfwE
Seattle, San Francisco, Cupertino (and other places), FULL-TIME, INTERN, H1B
A lot of people think Splunk must be a terrible place to work at because they think it is an "enterprise" company. But the truth is, we have great jobs for a lot of people. Want to work on awesome visualizations for gigabytes and terabytes of data daily? We got it. Want to work on building a development platform for an extremely powerful data analysis tool? We got it. Want to help make the core server that powers our extremely fast indexing and performance better? We got it.
For example, my project for the past couple of months has been to develop our new Node.js/Browser SDK, including pulling some of our propietary UI components and sharing them with the world. We also do a lot of work with customers to best help them use Splunk. One of the projects I was involved in included analyzing social data using Splunk (like Twitter/Foursquare).
Whether it's UI, core systems engineering, dev platform or anything in between, we likely have something for you. I personally work on the development platform in the Seattle office, but I'm happy to answer questions about anything. Feel free to shoot me an email (in my profile), or comment here.
I wanted to highlight a few specific positions we're looking for:
* Dev. Platform Software Engineer: This is the team I work on. We strongly believe that there is a use for Splunk outside of logging, and we're enabling the usage of the technology for dealing with large quantities of data, whether it's for social network analysis, cloud management or anything in between. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=oHkCVfwi
* Frontend engineer: We're trying to present a lot of data (some might even call it big data :) in a human-understandable manner. Help us implement the next wave of visualizations: http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=okO3VfwQ
* UI/UX Designer: For many of our customers, they spend a great deal of their day in our web UI, and even more importantly, they spend time there when something is going wrong and they want to find out what. Help us make the UI/UX as easy and intuitive to use as possible: http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=okQ4VfwT
* Cloud Software Engineer: we're developing the next stage of our product, which is a hosted version of Splunk in the cloud, with all the benefits you'd expect (like automatic elastic scaling). Come help us make this a reality: http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=o4U8VfwL
* Hadoop Software Engineer: Usage of Hadoop is exploding to do batch-oriented processing on massive quantities of data. We think there is a lot of value to be had by combining the power of Splunk and Hadoop, and we're developing solutions to make this possible. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=oqCaWfwS
* Software Engineer in Test: Splunk is a complex machine, deployed in a distributed manner, many times being used for different things. Our testing team is top notch, and helps us deliver quality releases. http://www.splunk.com/view/SP-CAAAGK3?jvi=o5ZvVfwe
We're scaling up our small engineering team to feed the world. Our stack consists of Python, Django, PostgreSQL, AngularJS, and Bootstrap 3, running on EC2. We iterate quickly and ship multiple times a day. We're cash flow positive and still growing like crazy.
Compensation includes market rate salary, equity, health/dental/vision insurance, daily lunches, and a really amazing team of people (https://zerocater.com/team). There's also plenty of team events and little perks just for fun (massage day, tubing trip on the Russian River, etc).
We're scaling up our small engineering team to feed the world. Our stack consists of Python, Django, PostgreSQL, AngularJS, and Bootstrap 3, running on EC2. We iterate quickly and ship multiple times a day. We're cash flow positive and still growing like crazy.
Compensation includes market rate salary, equity, health/dental/vision insurance, daily lunches, and a really amazing team of people (https://zerocater.com/team). There's also plenty of team events and little perks just for fun (massage day, tubing trip on the Russian River, etc).
Rackspace - San Francisco, CA (will relocate and remote possible)
TLDR; email me if you want a great job writing software to change the world: taylor@hackrackspace.com.
We are changing the future of cloud computing at Rackspace and collaborating with OpenStack, Docker, CoreOS and anyone else that wants to joint the OSS cloud party. Just check out our latest offering, OnMetal [1], which is a combination of open source software (OpenStack) [2] and open source hardware (OpenCompute) [3].
If you are passionate about OSS/cloud/distributed systems, we would love to have you be part of our team in SF. We have positions available in a startup environment with recent acquisitions Mailgun and Exceptional.io, as well as big, hairy distributed computing problems to solve at Rackspace. So there is something for everyone.
We are located in the SoMa neighborhood in San Francisco on 2nd St. and Folsom.
Below are the offerings currently available:
* All: Get stuff done, people that are motivated to make an impact.
* All: Excited to build new products, passion for new technology, new programming models.
* Backend Engineer: Distributed systems experience, passion for large scale systems.
* Frontend Engineer: Architecting interesting fully client side apps, dashboards, live updates, etc...
* Data Engineer: Building big data systems to be used throughout the company.
* Spam Fighting Engineer (Mailgun): Finding spammers and fraudsters with smart algorithms.
* Deliverability Engineer (Mailgun): Automating email deliverability best practices into code.
I was a co-founder of Mailgun and I run the SF office so email me directly if you are interested: taylor@hackrackspace.com.
Rackspace - San Francisco, CA (will relocate and remote possible)
Come work at Rackspace in the heart of San Francisco (2nd and Folsom). We have 28k sq feet that we also share with Geekdom, our collaborative co-working space. Rackspace focuses on building big systems to serve other technologists and builders. Being the founder of OpenStack, we encourage OSS development and will fund time spent on OSS side projects.
There are various roles available. Below are some general outlines:
* All: Get stuff done, people that are motivated to make an impact.
* All: Excited to build new products, passion for new technology, new programming models.
* Backend Engineer: Distributed systems experience, passion for large scale systems.
* Frontend Engineer: Architecting interesting fully client side apps, dashboards, live updates, etc...
* Quality Engineering Manager: Continuous integration and deployment.
* Data Engineer: Designing and building systems to handle big data.
* Spam Fighting Engineer (Mailgun): Finding spammers and fraudsters with smart algorithms.
* Deliverability Engineer (Mailgun): Automating email deliverability best practices into code.
* Marketing managers (Mailgun and Exceptional.io): Taking the lead on these teams' marketing efforts.
H1B transfers are fine, obviously the cap on applications this year limits applications 'til next year...
I was one of the Mailgun founders and run the San Francisco office so please ping me directly, taylor.wakefield@rackspace.com
Rackspace - San Francisco, CA (Will relocate and remote possible. Authorized to work in U.S. strongly preferred.)
TLDR; email me if you want a great job writing software to change the world: taylor@hackrackspace.com.
We are changing the future of cloud computing at Rackspace and collaborating with OpenStack, Docker, CoreOS and anyone else that wants to joint the OSS cloud party. Just check out our latest offering, OnMetal [1], which is a combination of open source software (OpenStack) [2] and open source hardware (OpenCompute) [3].
If you are passionate about OSS/cloud/distributed systems, we would love to have you be part of our team in SF. We have positions available in a startup environment with recent acquisitions Mailgun and Exceptional.io, as well as big, hairy distributed computing problems to solve at Rackspace. So there is something for everyone.
We are located in the SoMa neighborhood in San Francisco on 2nd St. and Folsom.
Below are the offerings currently available:
* All: Get stuff done, people that are motivated to make an impact.
* All: Excited to build new products, passion for new technology, new programming models.
* Backend Engineer: Distributed systems experience, passion for large scale systems.
* Frontend Engineer: Architecting interesting fully client side apps, dashboards, live updates, etc...
* Data Engineer: Building big data systems to be used throughout the company.
* Deliverability Engineer (Mailgun): Automating email deliverability best practices into code.
I was a co-founder of Mailgun and I run the SF office so email me directly if you are interested: taylor@hackrackspace.com.
Cloudkick @ Rackspace. We really need some more front-end engineers. If you're good with JavaScript please give us a call. http://cloudkick.com/careers
We're about to move into a brand new office, so it should be fun. Offer a lot of freedom and challenging responsibilities.
Rackspace - San Francisco, CA (will relocate and remote possible)
TLDR; email me if you want a great job writing software to change the world: taylor@hackrackspace.com.
Ok, it's time to make a decision…
Do you want to write closed-source software to enrichen your corporate overlords...do you want to take a flyer with a startup and do all the work without the big founder upside...or do you want to write open-source software and collaborate with other awesome devs around the world working on the leading edge of cloud computing, while making great salary and benefits?
If it's the latter, we are changing the future of cloud computing at Rackspace and collaborating with OpenStack, Docker, CoreOS and anyone else that wants to joint the OSS cloud party. Just check out our latest offering, OnMetal [1], which is a combination of open source software (OpenStack) [2] and open source hardware (OpenCompute) [3].
If you are passionate about OSS/cloud/distributed systems, we would love to have you be part of our team in SF. We have positions available in a startup environment with recent acquisitions Mailgun and Exceptional.io, as well as big, hairy distributed computing problems to solve at Rackspace. So there is something for everyone.
We are located in the SoMa neighborhood in San Francisco on 2nd St. and Folsom.
Below are some positions currently available:
* All: Get stuff done, people that are motivated to make an impact.
* All: Excited to build new products, passion for new technology, new programming models.
* Backend Engineer: Distributed systems experience, passion for large scale systems.
* Frontend Engineer: Architecting interesting fully client side apps, dashboards, live updates, etc...
* Data Engineer: Building big data systems to be used throughout the company.
* Spam Fighting Engineer (Mailgun): Finding spammers and fraudsters with smart algorithms.
* Deliverability Engineer (Mailgun): Automating email deliverability best practices into code.
* Marketing Manager (Mailgun and Exceptional.io): Taking the lead on these teams' marketing efforts.
I was a co-founder of Mailgun and I run the SF office so email me directly if you are interested: taylor@hackrackspace.com.
Our company offices are in San Francisco and Davis, CA, but our employees are based around the world. Many positions are available with the option to work primarily remotely.
What: Think of sysdig as strace + tcpdump + htop + iftop + lsof + awesome sauce. With state of the art container visibility on top.
If you want to know more, here are some blogs about using sysdig that went viral on HN in the past few months.
But regardless of your focus, if you are passionate about what you do and you are passionate about what we’re trying to do, just drop us an email at jobs@sysdig.com.
Rackspace - San Francisco, CA (will relocate and remote possible)
TLDR; email me if you want a great job writing software to change the world: laureen.edmiston@rackspace.com
We are changing the future of cloud computing at Rackspace and collaborating with OpenStack, Docker, CoreOS and anyone else that wants to joint the OSS cloud party. Just check out our latest offering, OnMetal [1], which is a combination of open source software (OpenStack) [2] and open source hardware (OpenCompute) [3].
If you are passionate about OSS/cloud/distributed systems, we would love to have you be part of our team in SF. We have positions available in a startup environment with recent acquisitions Mailgun and Exceptional.io, as well as big, hairy distributed computing problems to solve at Rackspace. So there is something for everyone.
We are located in the SoMa neighborhood in San Francisco on 2nd St. and Folsom.
Below are the offerings currently available:
* All: Get stuff done, people that are motivated to make an impact.
* All: Excited to build new products, passion for new technology, new programming models.
* Backend Engineer: Distributed systems experience, passion for large scale systems.
* Frontend Engineer: Architecting interesting fully client side apps, dashboards, live updates, etc...
* Senior Interaction Designer: Skilled practitioners who design and deliver solutions that amaze our customers with every detail.
I run recruitment in the SF office, so email me directly if you are interested: laureen.edmiston@rackspace.com
Python engineer. Fantastic product, very successful, four kegs at work.
We hired someone from one of these threads.
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