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Phosphorus | Lead Front-End Engineer | [Remote USA]

Phosphorus is looking for a Lead Front-End Engineer to join our Core Engineering team. At Phosphorus, we live and breathe IoT. We love building products to help our customers manage and secure their embedded devices. Phosphorus delivers Enterprise solutions to match our customer's deployment needs. Phosphorus is staffed with Security industry veterans with a proven track record of successful startups. We strive for our product to seamlessly interact with a customer's current security operations. Come join us to have a big role on a high impact product.

Responsibilities may include:

  * Owning the front-end product of our Enterprise platform
  * Hands-on engineering leader with proven tract record of building large scale web applications
  * Designing and expanding our cloud services
  * Mentoring junior and mid-level engineers
  * Collaborate with multi-functional team serving customers worldwide

  * 8+ years of professional front-end software development experience
  * Fluency in React / Javascript
  * Has strong communication skills and a natural inclination to collaborate
  * Comfortable owning large parts of our technical infrastructure
  * Works best on small high impact teams and enjoys mentoring other devs
  * Deep experience with automated testing frameworks and continuous integration
  * Passion for excellence in UX design and ease-of-use

Phosphorus | Senior Software Engineer | Carlsbad, CA [ONSITE preferred]

Phosphorus is looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our Core Engineering team. At Phosphorus, we live and breath IoT. We love building products to help our customers manage and secure their known/unknown IoT devices. Phosphorus delivers managed or on-prem solutions to match our customer's deployment needs. Phosphorus is staffed with Security industry veterans who know the value of integrating with existing systems. We strive for our product to seamlessly interact with a customer's current security operations. Come join us to have a big role on a high impact product.

Responsibilities may include:

  * Owning features of our on-prem software solution
  * Leading backend engineering efforts from rapid prototypes to large-scale application services
  * Automating manual and time consuming processes
  * Analyzing new IoT devices
  * Designing and expanding our cloud services
  * Mentoring junior and mid-level engineers
  * Collaborate with multi-functional team serving customers worldwide

  * 8+ years of professional software development experience
  * Highly skilled at developing and debugging in Javascript and/or Python
  * Has strong communication skills and a natural inclination to collaborate
  * Comfortable owning large parts of our technical infrastructure
  * Works best on small high impact teams and enjoys mentoring other devs
  * Strong background in networking(aka SNMP, HTTP, TLS, uPNP, DNS, SOAP, etc)
  * Experience developing systems in AWS and/or GCP
  * Deep experience with Linux

Phosphorus | Senior Software Engineer | Carlsbad, CA [ONSITE preferred]

Phosphorus is looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our Core Engineering team. At Phosphorus, we live and breath IoT. We love building products to help our customers manage and secure their known/unknown IoT devices. Phosphorus delivers managed or on-prem solutions to match our customer's deployment needs. Phosphorus is staffed with Security industry veterans who know the value of integrating with existing systems. We strive for our product to seamlessly interact with a customer's current security operations. Come join us to have a big role on a high impact product.

Responsibilities may include:

  * Owning features of our on-prem software solution
  * Leading backend engineering efforts from rapid prototypes to large-scale application services
  * Automating manual and time consuming processes
  * Analyzing new IoT devices
  * Designing and expanding our cloud services
  * Mentoring junior and mid-level engineers
  * Collaborate with multi-functional team serving customers worldwide

  * 8+ years of professional software development experience
  * Highly skilled at developing and debugging in Javascript and/or Python
  * Has strong communication skills and a natural inclination to collaborate
  * Comfortable owning large parts of our technical infrastructure
  * Works best on small high impact teams and enjoys mentoring other devs
  * Strong background in networking(aka SNMP, HTTP, TLS, uPNP, DNS, SOAP, etc)
  * Experience developing systems in AWS and/or GCP
  * Deep experience with Linux

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Bastille - San Francisco, and Atlanta.

Bastille is a security company revolutionizing the way that Enterprises assess and mitigate threats associated with the proliferation of the Internet of Things. We are an engineering focused company and we make awesome products. We are driven by innovation, design, teamwork, and transparency. Our corporate culture is our most prized asset and valuable currency in attracting and retaining top engineering talent. If you are driven by excellence, are motivated by solving hard problems, and want to work with some of the smartest minds in the industry, then we want to talk to you!

* Functional Programmers (Scala, Clojure, Go, Erlang, etc) * Analytic / Data Processing Engineers (Think Akka, Spark, Hadoop, etc) * RF / Software Defined Radio Engineers

jobs@bastille.io or http://bastille.io/careers

This has nothing to do with how much money a person has! This is yet another reason why many CEOs fail -- throwing VC's money at areas they shouldnt!

The original point in its entirely is absurd. Most are destined to fail, period. They come in all shapes and sizes, states of wealth, and food allergies.

Honestly, this is completely absurd.

The majority of startups fail, period. If you analyze the people who execute successful startups, the amount of money or wealth they have is a non-negative factor -- in most cases having money helps. This is why people who are super successful with startups have many repeats.

its great you can smash some data into a d3 example and all, but why is this on hacker news?

Lot of flickering and flashing under Safari

The template tags and filters will certainly solve most use cases, but there are specific reasons why Django implements Forms outside of the template -- there will be significant functionality you cant (and shouldnt) achieve through a template.

This is why the base Form was extended. To each their own.

See above

This idea clearly presents a lack of understanding of how the film industry actually works, and in turn, is presenting nothing new. Making movies isn't part that needs disruption.

Regardless of what your thoughts are about Hollywood, it's filled with a bunch of very intelligent, and very well connected people, with very deep pockets.

Iterative improvements here and there is not going to cut. Posts like these are obtuse show a general lack of understanding.

"WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog." --Wordpress.com

RTFM.

I would never recommend this. Never, ever, negotiate salary. Negotiate COMPENSATION.

I'm still shocked these companies with online productivity tools dont provide this as a standalone enterprise app -- there's certainly plenty of customers who would pay for an internally hosted version of this that are unable to use a cloud based service.

The search for Steve Fossett!

http://www.wired.com/techbiz/it/news/2007/11/fossett_search

This is just an absurd argument. You're paying top sales people commissions because thats what top sales people demand! You dont have a choice in this matter if you want real world class sales people -- you'll be giving them more than just commissions!

paging looks broken

Why would anyone use this as opposed to the proven open source alternatives?

Additionally, how does this actually actually solve any realtime requirements?

How did 51 people on here get more than $11m out of their ownership? Calling BS w/o references.

they listen to their users

Learned to surf, and started another!

Airplanes were an amazing invention, but turns out its hard to run a profitable airline!

Demos break under safari

Just because its cool does not mean its conveying the data any better.

Hopefully others will order this without using the coupon code as well. It's worth the full thirty bucks

this isn't visual search, and this doesn't scale very well. you cant even realistically browse the few limited choices you have very effectively.

id take a step back to a whiteboard and focus on usability and the problem you're trying to solve.

agreed, this is silly. a simple half-hitch works better, period.

Go ahead and delete mine too please!

Great use of Twitter Bootstrap!