Have you considered speaking about the challenges you've faced as a blind software engineer? That may be a way to get noticed in your community and help others in a similar situation.
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Have you considered speaking about the challenges you've faced as a blind software engineer? That may be a way to get noticed in your community and help others in a similar situation.
It also encourages you to write methods that take a single argument and return a single value, or partially apply those that don't.
A lot of companies prefer pair programming so they can talk through problems with a candidate, both to get a feel for how they approach their work, and to make sure they aren't blocked on anything, given the limited amount of time. Was your interviewer talking with you while you paired?
We're trying to democratize financial literacy and change the way people talk about money. We need strong Javascript engineers to help us build an accessible, robust financial education platform. We have an inclusive culture, work cross-functionally, and trust each other without resorting to micromanagement. Email careers@societyofgrownups.com if you'd like to talk!
Tech: ES6, Lodash, Ember CLI, Ruby on Rails, Elixir + Phoenix
https://www.societyofgrownups.com/careers#senior-software-en...
We're trying to democratize financial literacy and change the way people talk about money. We need strong Javascript engineers to help us build an accessible, robust financial education platform. We have an inclusive culture, work cross-functionally, and trust each other without resorting to micromanagement. Email careers@societyofgrownups.com if you'd like to talk!
Tech: ES6, Lodash, Ember CLI, Ruby on Rails, Elixir + Phoenix
https://www.societyofgrownups.com/careers#senior-software-en...
We're trying to democratize financial literacy and change the way people talk about money. We need strong Javascript engineers to help us build an accessible, robust financial education platform. We have an inclusive culture, work cross-functionally, and trust each other without resorting to micromanagement. Email careers@societyofgrownups.com if you'd like to talk!
Tech: ES6, Lodash, Ember CLI, Ruby on Rails, Elixir + Phoenix
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We're trying to democratize financial literacy and change the way people talk about money. We need strong Javascript engineers to help us build an accessible, robust financial education platform. We have an inclusive culture, work cross-functionally, and trust each other without resorting to micromanagement. Email careers@societyofgrownups.com if you'd like to talk!
Tech: ES6, Lodash, Ember CLI, Ruby on Rails, Elixir + Phoenix
https://www.societyofgrownups.com/
We're a startup focused on promoting financial literacy, with a mix of in-person classes and a suite of online tools ranging from virtual classrooms to financial plan generators. We do all of our content development in-house, and are looking for talented engineers to help us reach grownups nationwide.
We're specifically looking for a senior engineer who wants to take a mentorship role, helping our team become better Javascript developers, through functional programming concepts and automated testing. You should have experience with other languages, but with a deep knowledge of Javascript.
Want to know more? Send an email to careers@societyofgrownups.com, or reach out to me directly via the address in my profile.
https://www.societyofgrownups.com/
We're a startup focused on promoting financial literacy, with a mix of in-person classes and a suite of online tools ranging from virtual classrooms to financial plan generators. We do all of our content development in-house, and are looking for talented engineers to help us reach grownups nationwide.
We're specifically looking for a senior engineer who wants to take a mentorship role, helping our team become better Javascript developers, through functional programming concepts and automated testing. You should have experience with other languages, but with a deep knowledge of Javascript.
Want to know more? Send an email to careers@societyofgrownups.com, or reach out to me directly via the address in my profile.
This is very cool though!
https://www.societyofgrownups.com/
We're a startup focused on promoting financial literacy, with a mix of in-person classes and a suite of online tools ranging from virtual classrooms to financial plan generators. We do all of our content development in-house, and are looking for talented engineers to help us reach grownups nationwide.
We're specifically looking for a senior engineer who wants to take a mentorship role, helping our team become better Javascript developers, through functional programming concepts and automated testing. You should have experience with other languages, but with a deep knowledge of Javascript.
Want to know more? Send an email to careers@societyofgrownups.com, or reach out to me directly via the address in my profile.
https://www.societyofgrownups.com/careers#software-engineer
Want to help build an online financial education platform?
We need a Sr. Software Engineer who can talk intelligently about unit and integration testing, dive into Javascript framework internals, mentor other developers, and help define the technical direction of new projects. While we primarily work in Javascript, we're looking for someone with experience in other languages, who sees Javascript as a part of their toolbox, rather than their only tool.
We're a tight knit team with a flat organizational structure, fantastic benefits, and goals based on how many people we can help, rather than how much money we can make.
Send a brief cover letter and your resume to careers@societyofgrownups.com, and mention that you're from HN!
That said, pixeloution's advice is spot on and applies to 90% of the recruiters you'll find via Google/LinkedIn/etc.
That said, for both Lyft and Uber, the drivers seem to be underpaid as a whole, and several have remarked to me that hitting $20/hr means they're doing well.
you can define them as monoids in two ways
(with 0 and addition, and with 1 and multiplication)
Thank you for pointing that out!As a Senior Software Engineer, you’ll be a key member of our team by being an advocate for unit and integration testing as we build out brand new financial education software from the ground up.
We’re a small team of talented developers looking for someone with a history of shipping scalable production-ready code in a highly collaborative environment. Our entire team comes from different backgrounds with different levels of experience, and we’re looking for a friendly engineer who can focus on helping us become better testers and developers. In that capacity, you’ll also work closely with our QA Lead to write integration tests, while keeping a keen eye on the user experience of our platform.
As our testing infrastructure becomes more robust, you’ll shift into writing isomorphic Javascript applications in Node.js and Ember. We’re a flat team with a high level of autonomy and personal responsibility, so the code you write will almost always be the direct result of an idea that we came up with -- together. You’ll have a rare opportunity to take ownership of the software you develop, and rely on your instincts and intuition to deliver a world-class experience to our grownups.
What you’ll do:
- Ensure that we’re using the best tools for unit and integration testing
- Help each developer figure out a personal workflow for testing
- Author code using Javascript and Ruby, while occasionally pair programming
What we’re looking for:
- Significant experience with unit testing and integration testing
- Strong knowledge of Javascript, SQL, and atleast one other programming language
- Experience with, or a desire to, mentor other developers
We offer very competitive compensation, a fantastic benefits package, flexible hours + WFH, and a level of individual trust, respect, and autonomy rarely found in most engineering teams.
Interested? Send us any questions, or a brief cover letter + resume to careers@societyofgrownups.com
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(Assume the helper function maps htmlspecialchars over an array returned by PDO::FETCH_ASSOC.)If you could elaborate on certain issues that you're running into, we might be able to give you more insight into what exactly is tricky about it.
That said, I do quite like the iTunes album cover view.