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Nope, Proton is office-first. But indeed we help for visa for exceptional candidates.

Proton VPN (https://protonvpn.com/) | Senior Performance Engineer | Barcelona, Spain or Geneva, Switzerland | ONSITE

Proton VPN enables millions of people to connect securely and privately, even in places where the internet is restricted or unreliable. Delivering that experience means our service must perform flawlessly under highly variable, real-world conditions.

We are looking for a Senior Performance Engineer to lead our efforts in making Proton VPN the fastest, most resilient, and most reliable VPN service in the world.

You will define and drive the measurement, analysis, and optimization of Proton VPN’s end-to-end performance, across clients, platforms, and global infrastructure. You’ll help ensure that every connection is fast, stable, and private, regardless of where the user is or what network they’re on.

We're looking for candidates with experience in system-level development (e.g. C or C++ or Rust), and network engineering (experience working with UDP/TCP and VPN protocols).

Apply at: https://job-boards.eu.greenhouse.io/proton/jobs/4725157101 (see also: https://proton.me/careers)

6? Not 8?

A founder lives their company as the most important thing in their life, it's an extension of their life and they live and breath the company. A manager instead is being given a responsibility and will try their best to fulfill the role. A founder will never rest if they know there's an issue to be solved in the company, while the manager has a life and know they can move forward in case. A founder will not be intimidated by any internal policy or rule if they believe they need to change something. A manager will try to play by the rules, and in case try to modify them through influence. A founder is basically a ruler who truly care about the success of the company (not necessarily about the happiness and fulfilment of the people taking part in the company). For a funder the Company comes first, before anything else.

Seb! Look at who reached the top of Hacker News today! haha!

I got one hip replaced in my thirties with titanium and ceramic. I am so glad I did it. I can't run too much but, beside that, I got back entire mobility after couple of months. More than 10 years have passed and it's like not having a prothesis. Ceramic was suggested by doctor as it lasts longer (though it's more fragile in case of accident).

This is not true. We moved longtime ago to use hCaptcha precisely to cut ties with Google reCAPTCHA. And we switched today from hCaptcha to our own solution precisely for the reason described in the blog post.

Proton (https://proton.me/) | Switzerland/EU | Remote/Hybrid | Full-time | Python Engineer (VPN Linux client)

Proton VPN is composed of a distributed global infrastructure of VPN servers, and a set of clients for each major platform. You would be joining the Linux Proton VPN Client Team, to take part in the development of the Proton VPN Linux Desktop client for all the major Linux distributions. As a Software Engineer, with your technical expertise, your main responsibility will be to contribute to the development of new features, setting up the CI/CD or even building new testing pipelines. You will design, develop, test, deploy, maintain, and enhance software solutions.

Within the Linux Team, you will collaborate with fellow Linux developers, QA engineers, Product Manager and Customer Support to develop the Linux client.

The Linux development team is distributed, around central European time-zone.

https://boards.eu.greenhouse.io/proton/jobs/4140067101

Hey, I have such glasses, and here in France at least they are still marketed. Do you have any reference pointing out the fact that they do not work? (Are they even worse than regular glasses?)

It does for Plus plan: https://protonvpn.com/support/watch-netflix-with-vpn/

The problem is not that everybody can access information. The problem is that click-bait false information is pushed by ranking algorithms more and more in front of the eyes of people who are ready to believe in them. The information bubble then is making people more and more radicalized.

Proton Technologies AG | Geneve, Zurich, Taipei, Vilnius, Skopje ONSITE | Full Time | Several openings | https://careers.protonmail.com/

Proton Technologies AG is the Company behind ProtonMail [1] and ProtonVPN [2]. Head-quartered in Geneva, Switzerland, Proton is always at the forefront in the fight for privacy and a safe Internet.

As we keep on extending ProtonMail and ProtonVPN, and we are building our new products - ProtonCalendar and ProtonDrive - we have several openings including Android, iOS, Windows and Go developers for our clients, QA engineers, Designers, SREs, Front-end devs, Security analysts, Database engineers, Mail Delivery engineers, and more.

We are strong believers in quality over quantity, so the hiring process at ProtonMail is highly selective. But if you make it, you will join a tight-knit team where nobody is a stranger.

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[1] https://protonmail.com [2] https://protonvpn.com

Proton Technologies AG | https://careers.protonmail.com/o/linux-system-developer | Linux system developer | Geneva, Zurich, Vilnius, Skopje | Full-time

For those up to the challenge, working at Proton is an exciting chance to join the fight for Internet privacy with one of Europe's highest-profile startups. Together, ProtonMail and ProtonVPN have millions of users, and we are growing rapidly.

ProtonVPN relies on Linux for the majority of its network and server infrastructure. We are also continuously expanding and upgrading this infrastructure to accommodate our growing number of users. At the same time, we are working on new tools and features to improve the privacy and security we offer our users. Thus, we are looking for a Linux System Developer to join our team.

As a member of the ProtonVPN Research and Development team, you will work on maintaining the security of ProtonVPN’s infrastructure, improving its overall performance, and developing new features. You might be coding in C, scripting in Python or Lua, or creating patches for the Linux kernel. You will work in close collaboration with the entire ProtonVPN development team on any outstanding projects. The ideal candidate will be excited to face unique and varied challenges that require a variety of skills to resolve.

What costs more is not hardware but the salaries of employees.

How long can these implant last? Do they need replacement? Do they run on batteries?

In particular it's in the todo list to migrate to Sentry on premise.

Proton Technologies AG | Network Engineer/Storage Engineer | Full-time | Geneve, Zurich, San Francisco | https://protonmail.com/careers

At ProtonMail, we are committed to online security and privacy. We have been working diligently on this cause since 2013, and we launched ProtonMail in 2014 with the goal of defending our rights to security and privacy online.

Today, ProtonMail is used worldwide by millions of business professionals, journalists, activists, and individuals who value security in their communications. We strive to make encryption and privacy an integral part of the future of digital communication. Along the way, we are developing and building cutting edge technology to support our rapidly growing community.

Proton Technologies AG is an international company headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, with a presence in San Francisco, Macedonia, France, Czech Republic, and Lithuania. You will find among us former CERN and MIT scientists, chess champions, and many experts in their fields.

For those up to the challenge, ProtonMail provides an intense and exciting atmosphere as part of one of Europe's highest profile and fastest growing startups. We're looking for extremely intelligent and highly motivated problem solvers to join our team of experts. We provide highly competitive compensation packages, commensurate with experience and performance. As a fast growing company that doubles headcount annually, there is also the possibility for rapid advancement for capable candidates. We operate on a strict meritocracy, with a flat management structure, and promoting internally whenever possible.

ProtonMail has millions of users, and we are growing rapidly. As part of our team, you will have the ability to make a direct and significant impact. You will have the chance to work on challenging large scale problems related to scaling, security, reliability, and user experience. Our work is complex, and our team moves fast and works at a higher level than the typical team. You should be smart, fast, versatile, and creative. Working with us will likely be your most challenging job, but perhaps also the most exciting and rewarding. In the process, you will touch the lives of millions of people around the world.

We currently have several openings, and in particular we are looking for Network Engineers and Ceph Storage Engineers.

Our technology stack is built on top of PHP, Javascript (Angular/React), and we have desktop client in Go, and Android and iOS apps. We also employ Ansible/Puppet, Elasticsearch (ELK-stack), and Kafka.

See https://protonmail.com/careers for more information and to apply.

They likely have only the open source repos, not the private ones.

What about turning, unused fields back into forests? We not only need electricity but also to cut on CO2 and have more oxygen.

They are probably right. After a PhD, and 2-3 postdocs you end up being 40, out of the domain, and the most probable job available will be data analytics for a bank, when your real dream was the Nobel prize...

Go ENI! It's amazing how an Italian Oil and Gas company is working hard to collaborate with research with the aim of revolutionizing energy extraction. This is inspiring and giving hope on the future.

Or actually a better link for this news could be: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/goodyear-unveils-ox...

What I don't understand is if they are just trying to locate sound source or looking for other waves, such as electromagnetic ones. When I walk under high voltage trellises I always hear my head humming.

... because speed is... fun? :-)

I always thought about cycling to work, but that would mean more than doubling the amount of time commuting and thus complicating the family organization (basically my wife, who is also having a full-time job, would need to take care of everything, while I am polluting less). So far I haven't found a definite solution to how, in the modern world, work at least 8-10 hours per day, possibly far from home, while having a family, and not polluting.

Do these specific changes from Google impact negatively the community? Otherwise, IMHO good ideas, are good ideas regardless where they come from.

Yup, I was mentioning explicitly Orange, because a friend of mine got the nasty surprise after trying to enable tethering.

And this option was not in his normal subscription, although it was a subscription with quite a nice Data plan.

And this violates Net Neutrality because Orange is deciding what you can do or not with your paid bandwidth.

In France, the main mobile operator Orange, offers you tethering only as an option to be additionally paid on top of your data plan. They basically monitor the connection to check if your mobile is forwarding packages and do mitm in order to display advertisement about the additional paid option.

An Amazon Web Services data center in Frankfurt, Germany, specially dedicated to CERN.

I believe this is actually the CERN computer center itself and totally unrelated with Amazon.

http://cds.cern.ch/record/1103476

CERN https://home.cern/ | Full-Stack Software Engineer | Geneva, Switzerland | ONSITE

Are you a skilled software engineer, mastering Python and Javascript, who likes to work in agile teams on open source products? Then you can make science go faster by bringing the INSPIRE high-energy physics digital library http://inspirehep.net to its next level. We help 50'000 scientists worldwide every day to: find information across million of scientific articles; seamlessly populate their scientific profile; explore connections between ideas through our graph of tens of million citations.

You will join the Research and Computing Sector, where the Scientific Information Services supports scientists at CERN and beyond to find the information they need. Our Open Access section builds and operates infrastructures to make articles and data freely available.

Together with other senior members of the team, you will be re-launching an entire new service built on modern technology (ElasticSearch, RabbitMQ, Flask, Celery, Redis, OpenStack, Docker); you will architect innovative crowd-sourcing services to allow our users to create connections across the information in our database; you will first-hand develop front-end and back-end solutions; and most important you support and mentor the junior developers at the core of the team.

http://jobs.web.cern.ch/job/12602