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ClearBlade provides an industry leading IoT platform. As such it demands knowledge across a wide domain of computer languages, user interfaces and infrastructure. We are looking for an experienced software developer with a passion for quality, performance, and scalability.
This position is for a professional services engineer who is experienced with performing technical implementations and training customers and support in the ClearBlade platform. Candidate must be comfortable working alone and in a small team, but also comfortable with rapid growth of the team and the company. Good communication and cooperation skills are a must. Candidate must also be interested in providing technical support to clients and team.
REQUIREMENTS
• 3+ years in a professional services environment in the software industry
• Ability to create modern web dashboards using standard HTML and Javascript technologies for demonstration
• GoLang, C, Javascript, Python.
• Hands-on experience with Unix (Linux MacOS), Docker, Git/Github, BitBucket, Jenkins, and web servers.
• Ability to autonomously pursue elegant solutions to open-ended problems.
• Demonstrate experience with continuous integration and agile software development.
• Practical experience with SDLC tools like Git/Github, BitBucket, Jira and Jenkins
• Experience with major cloud offerings for compute, storage and networking
• Understanding of protocols for enterprise communication (SOAP, JMS, AMQP), web server communication (REST, JSON, MQTT), device communication (BLE, Zigbee) and industrial communication (MODBUS, CANBUS, SNMP)
• Strong analytics and problem-solving skills with the ability to identify and analyze issues quickly.
Highly Desired
• Familiarity and experience with IoT-specific development issues, including challenges associated with programming small sensor devices. • Experience with Google Cloud services and tools • Proven track record of identifying and championing new technologies that enhance the software quality, developer productivity, and end-user experience. • Experience in functional, regression, and performance testing. • Experience with IoT devices like Raspberry Pi as a gateway and a Silicon Labs Thunderboard as a BLE sensor.
To succeed here you need to be obsessive about learning new technologies, excited to solve hard software problems, and curious about how we can enable others to build amazing IoT solutions. A mindset focused on writing software that is well tested, secure by default, and performs at scale that can support millions of connected devices is a necessity. You must be able to collaborate with others well and work effectively on your own projects with little oversight.
This position will be based in Austin, TX. Candidates must live in or be willing to relocate to Austin, TX or the surrounding area.
Benefits
• Close tight-knit team • Ability to work remote • Unlimited paid vacation • Group health, dental, and life insurance
Why ClearBlade?
ClearBlade is a rapidly growing Internet of Things software company focused on Industrial, Transportation, Buildings Facilities and Communication Service Provider market segments. We spend a lot of time together in our historical building downtown off 5th and Congress, and that experience shouldn’t be painful. We get together after work for events and happy hours when possible. Our team is dedicated, wickedly smart and motivated to dominate the IoT software space. It’s a great environment for innovation and personal success. If you are up for this kind of adventure, challenge and commitment, we would like to have a conversation with you.
Join a small, agile team of polyglots who works on a variety of backend applications and services that are essential to our websites and business. We are a team that values collaboration, openness and learning.
Kubernetes, Docker, Go, Python, JavaScript, Java, GitLab, microservices, AWS
You are a curious-by-nature developer with 3+ years of experience. You possess a good set of foundational skills and look for opportunities to grow and bring value to the team. You take ownership, are inventive and enjoy working on things end-to-end.
A company’s culture is always a work-in-progress. Ours is founded upon a professional atmosphere where people get passionate about learning and doing our best. Sometimes we fail, but we learn from these failures. All the while, we believe that maintaining work-life balance and having fun is key to our success.
We have some of the greatest benefits such as: unlimited vacation for salaried employees, medical/dental/vision options, pet insurance, 401(k) matching, commuter subsidy, tuition reimbursement, charity gift matching, huge discounts to wireless/gym/travel/much more. Our office has free snacks, catered lunch, in-house massage chair, and more. We appreciate how hard you work and we celebrate that hard work often.
We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
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Who we are
Drip is the world’s first ECRM: an Ecommerce CRM that enables retailers to build personal and profitable relationships with their customers at scale. We believe the world needs specialty retail, and Drip is the platform that enables competition with the impersonal Ecommerce giants. We are well funded, growing super fast and building a beautiful product. We have offices in Minneapolis and Greater Salt Lake.
www.drip.com/about
About the role
As a Software Engineer on Drip’s email team you will be part of a brand new team focussed on high scale email deliverability. This will include using data science and creating microservices that help us get nimble in our email operations. Most importantly, you will be working arm in arm with a passionate group of people, in your team and across the organization, that strive to make impacts on a world-first product! The contributions include:
The role is based in the Salt Lake City area. We will offer relocation to Utah, which is home to world class skiing, mountain biking and climbing.
About you
You’re a self-starting engineer who loves technology! You have experience in building either complex SaaS applications or B2C sites. Ideally both, as our Drip engineering team stretches in both directions. You also have experience architecting scalable applications including microservices. Sound like you?
Our dream pick has:
This is a great opportunity to build a new team in a successful, fast-growing venture-backed company. This person will help us dominate this new E-commerce category as an ECRM platform.
We consider working for a successful startup to be a lifestyle choice rather than a job choice. You will work hard and face exciting challenges, but our positions come with amazing advantages and fulfillment! Bring your best self to the table and we’ll return the favor with:
At Drip, we strive to create an inclusive workplace that upholds the dignity of all people. We value, respect, and celebrate everyone’s individualities and honor their unique strengths from all different walks of life. We believe that embracing the diversity of thought and perspective encourages collaboration that leads to product (and people!) innovation, diverse products and a successful business.
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cancer.eliminate() // save lives
"The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads … That sucks."
-Jeff Hammerbacher
Cancer sucks. But, code is powerful, developers are brilliant, and people are resilient.
In the high cost world of oncology, trial and error treatment is still the norm despite enormous advances in genomic medicine. Patients are given one-size-fits-all treatments that lead to poor outcomes.
CancerIQ is building intelligent analytical technologies aimed to optimize cancer risk prediction, prevention, and treatment. We do this by providing care providers with workflow tools built upon informed decision engines and data-driven classification models. Our mission strives to engage and educate patients, and guide them through the complex, convoluted, and intimidating journey of cancer prevention.
How do you fit in?
CancerIQ Engineering is looking for curious minds that want to solve problems, write elegant code, and iterate quickly. We are a group of ambitious devs who love all things science, web, and technology.
As a CancerIQ Software Engineer, you will to take part in an agile engineering process. You will architect and implement backend and frontend solutions using Javascript, Ruby, Golang, Rust, Elixir, and other technologies best-suited for the goals of the CancerIQ platform. You'll research, design, and propose architectural initiatives that incorporate domain-driven design into the microservices environment, employing sound data validation, provenance, and communication using technologies such as Kubernetes, GraphQL, and Kafka. You’ll be developing robust, performant services and user-friendly web clients that can enable clinicians to operate efficiently and gain new insights. Through intuitive visuals and interfaces, you will be creating modern and appealing applications across multiple platforms for patients of all types and demographics.
We want you to lead new efforts, promote best practices, and help the rest of the team grow in their engineering abilities through mentorship and teaching. We love pairing and so should you.
What are we looking for?
You should have several years of experience and completed many projects that have enabled you to develop strong opinions on code structure and modularization. With the rapid movement in the web landscape, you shouldn’t be afraid to dive into new technologies and learn from top to bottom. We use a mixture of technologies, and focus on those that help us get jobs done most efficiently. Knowledge of Javascript frameworks such as Angular, React, Backbone, and the like, should be something you can bring. You should have an expert-level understanding of Javascript (e.g. prototype-based inheritance, event delegation, closures, callbacks). You need thorough knowledge of the newer frameworks, and the progression of web technologies such as ES6/7, Typescript, etc.
You should have deep knowledge of the surrounding parts of the stack with the capability of designing RESTful APIs and backend services. As we scale to reach many patients and institutions, you’d make implementation decisions around scalability, performance, and web page optimization techniques. The desire to learn and help others are two core values that drive us as a development team. We believe that if you aren’t passionate about these values, then we’re not your best fit. You should be passionate about always learning and growing, as well as spreading new knowledge to just as passionate team members. As such, you’re a clear communicator and should be able to work with team members effectively.
What are the “Nice To Haves”?
Being able to navigate and contribute to the full stack will ultimately prove to be beneficial to the team. Knowledge of server-side technologies such as Ruby, Python, Java, Go, etc., would be excellent.
We employ a rapid, continuous deployment system, and as developers are responsible for seeing their features through deployment. Knowledge of DevOps and infrastructure tools (GitLab, Docker, Kubernetes, Istio, Kafka) will prove to be beneficial.
Anything Non-technical?
What about perks?
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Telepresence (https://www.telepresence.io) is a popular open source and CNCF Sandbox project for enabling local development against remote Kubernetes clusters. We're looking for a proficient systems programmer who can take Telepresence to the next level. This includes not just adding new features and fixing bugs, but growing the broader community and understanding what our users want.
You need to be extremely comfortable debugging (and fixing) low-level networking issues. Knowledge of Kubernetes is a huge plus.
At Datawire:
We’re changing the way people think about transportation. Not that long ago we were just an app to request premium black cars in a few metropolitan areas. Now we’re a part of the logistical fabric of more than 600 cities around the world. Whether it’s a ride, a sandwich, or a package, we use technology to give people what they want, when they want it.
For the people who drive with Uber, our app represents a flexible new way to earn money. For cities, we help strengthen local economies, improve access to transportation, and make streets safer.
And that’s just what we’re doing today. We’re thinking about the future, too. With teams working on new modalities, self-driving cars and even urban air transportation, we’re in for the long haul. We’re reimagining how people and things move from one place to the next.
Hi! We’re the Go team at Uber. You might recognize us from such classics as zap, fx,go-torch, and Go Profiling and Optimization.
As part of the Go team you’ll join a group of language experts solely focused on improving the quality, performance and stability of Go code across the company and the broader open-source community. You’ll work with some of the most talented, high-velocity engineering teams and ensure that the most pressing development problems are solved, and the solutions are reusable for engineers everywhere in the organization. The code you build and maintain will be at the heart of critical systems across Uber, from infrastructure to user-facing products and services. You’ll empower a large and quickly-growing engineering organization to do its best work and deliver high-quality products quickly. You’ll ensure that moving fast doesn’t mean sacrificing stability, quality, performance or maintainability. And along the way, you’ll get to shape the very future of engineering at Uber.
We need passionate, skilled developers who can think at both the code and organizational levels, engineers who care deeply about building systems and libraries the right way, who are eager to take on ownership of business-critical code, and who are opinionated and uncompromising in their pursuit of technical excellence.
Experience working on distributed software projects in a large organization.
Experience leading, contributing to, or maintaining open-source projects.
Experience as a technology-specific speaker or evangelist.
Be sure to check out the Uber Engineering Blog to learn more about the team.
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The Senior Software Engineer is a team member of Global Connected Consumer Experience – Advanced Development & Concepts Group and is responsible and accountable for the quality and delivery of applications that make up complex systems serving GM customers. This role requires extensive knowledge of software development technologies, techniques and processes. The successful candidate will work independently on projects around autonomous vehicle and ride sharing. The individual will be tackling hard engineering problems on a day-to-day basis. The individual will work as a member of a multi-disciplinary team of individuals of various levels of experience who will be driving new software and/or software improvements across the organization.
Required a degree in computer science or related technical field.
Master’s degree, preferred