skullsplitter | 4 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2022)
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skullsplitter | 4 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2022)
Data engineers at SiriusXM are responsible for the services and infrastructure capable of processing and making available the extensive volume of data produced on its platform each day. The data engineering team builds out the infrastructure needed to enable analysts and scientists to query and author data products that operate against our largest data collections (billions of events per day). At SiriusXM the data engineering team supports a variety of business functions including our science, marketing, product, finance and sales teams.
Feel free to get in touch with me directly with any questions you might have about the position or the types of projects we phowe at pandora dot com.
Further details and application available here https://app.jobvite.com/j?cj=oCV7hfwF&s=?
skullsplitter | 5 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (April 2021)
We're hiring at various levels and looking for engineers with the following experience: - Experience developing and scaling data pipelines in Spark, DataFlow, Hive or similar technologies to support increases in data volume and complexity - Expertise in data modeling and query design and development with big data query engines such as BigQuery - Strong communication skills and enjoys working in a distributed team environment
Apply at https://jobs.jobvite.com/careers/siriusxm/job/oRKHefwg or email phowe at pandora with questions.
skullsplitter | 8 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2017)
Data engineers at Pandora help make our massive collection event data easily accessible to our product and analyst teams. We help support a huge variety of teams from science to marketing, to finance, sales as well as product development. Our team supports tools for analysts, our science teams in addition to building scalable reporting solutions capable of handling the billions of events that our generated daily on our platform. Huge bonus if you have industrial experience developing anomaly detection pipelines at scale.
Any questions? Reach out to me directly at phowe at pandora dot com or check out our careers page for more details
skullsplitter | 8 years ago | on: SoundCloud cuts jobs, closes SF and London offices
- https://pandora.com/careers/position?id=oRme5fwg - https://pandora.com/careers/position?id=oSMG4fw8
These aren't under the best circumstances but if folks who are affected are interested in continuing their career in music in Oakland Pandora is an awesome place to work.
Feel free to contact me for any questions about our open roles, good luck with your search!
phowe at pandora dot com
skullsplitter | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2017)
Data engineers at Pandora are responsible for the services and infrastructure capable of processing and making available the extensive volume of data produced on its platform each day. Analytics developers build the infrastructure needed to enable analysts and scientists to query and author data products that operate against our largest collections (billions of events per day). At Pandora the analytics team supports a variety of business functions including our science, marketing, product, finance and sales teams.
We're looking to round out the team with a couple of sr. engineers with a passion for analytics comfortable with or looking to become highly capable developers working with a diverse set of tools and technologies surrounding the Hadoop and Apache projects ecosystem.
Feel free to get in touch with me directly with any questions you might have about the position or the types of projects we phowe at pandora dot com.
Further details and application available here http://app.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Careers.aspx?nl=1&k=Job&j...
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skullsplitter | 14 years ago | on: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancers? (October 2011)
CoffeeScript / Server side JS / Node / Django
Towards the end of my MS CS and I have more time on my hands than I anticipated this semester. Would love to do work on more node / coffee projects, otherwise I have lots of experience building web apps with Python.
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If/when I move back to the D Ill be joining OCD asap
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Im too dim to figure out why it would be done this way (besides the fact thats its an early proof of concept demo). Any idea?
skullsplitter | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: How to tell quickly if someone is professional?
skullsplitter | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: How to tell quickly if someone is professional?
My own unit is "Yes's/min". I find that when I'm explaining something to an individual who responds with too many "Yes's/min", that individual is usually (of course not always) not appreciating the nuances of the topic being discussed. Having an alarmingly high amount of certainty around a new or just introduced topic, I find, usually implies a lack of professionalism.
skullsplitter | 15 years ago | on: James Gosling: Why I Quit Oracle
"That bent Gosling’s resolve like a wishbone in the hands of two eager siblings in mid-pull after Thanksgiving dinner, but even that didn’t break it."
Data engineers at SiriusXM are responsible for the services and infrastructure capable of processing and making available the extensive volume of data produced on its platform each day. The data engineering team builds out the infrastructure needed to enable analysts and scientists to query and author data products that operate against our largest data collections (billions of events per day). At SiriusXM the data engineering team supports a variety of business functions including our science, marketing, product, finance and sales teams.
Feel free to get in touch with me directly with any questions you might have about the position or the types of projects we phowe at pandora dot com.
Further details and application available here https://jobs.jobvite.com/careers/siriusxm/job/oCV7hfwF?