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    Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2025)

    335 points whoishiring | 11 comments | 02 Jan 25 16:00 UTC | HN request time: 0.779s | source | bottom

    Please state the location and include REMOTE for remote work, REMOTE (US) or similar if the country is restricted, and ONSITE when remote work is not an option.

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    1. jurajmasar ◴[02 Jan 25 17:51 UTC] No.42576725[source]▶
    Better Stack | https://betterstack.com | /^(Full-?stack|Frontend) Engineer$/i | Europe remote in UTC ± 3h

    We are software builders at :heart: CEO is a software engineer, COO is a software engineer and you guessed it; CTO is an engineer, too.

    We are engineers, making the tools we always wanted. If you love building amazing software, you're at the right address.

    Apply at https://betterstack.com/careers/fullstack-engineer

    How we operate:

    - https://betterstack.com/careers

    - https://betterstack.com/careers/engineering

    - https://juraj.blog

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    2. foota ◴[03 Jan 25 02:58 UTC] No.42581825[source]▶
    I'm tickled by the fact you can express your acceptable time zone range in a simple UTC offset.
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    3. nanodeath ◴[03 Jan 25 03:40 UTC] No.42582129[source]▶
    I was amused they don't commit to either "full-stack" or "fullstack" spellings :)
    4. welder ◴[03 Jan 25 09:03 UTC] No.42583941[source]▶
    I use your cloud logging product. Because of your clean tailwind UI, I thought if my company fails I would apply to work at yours... until I saw you're using Vue instead of React :P

    P.S. Discovered you via DigitalOcean's App Platform settings, but they still call you 'Logtail'.

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    5. michaelt ◴[03 Jan 25 10:31 UTC] No.42584405[source]▶
    > Europe remote in UTC ± 3h

    Finally, a job for people living in the Azores archipelago!

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    6. xwowsersx ◴[03 Jan 25 17:54 UTC] No.42587862[source]▶
    Your careers page, which is excellent, appears to have a typo:

    > No need to revise algorithms and data structures before interviewing with us.

    It seems this should read: "No need to review algorithms and data structures before interviewing with us."

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    7. BhavdeepSethi ◴[03 Jan 25 18:29 UTC] No.42588192[source]▶
    The statement is correct. "Revise" is commonly used in British english for this purpose. Revise: "reread work done previously to improve one's knowledge of a subject, typically to prepare for an examination."
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    8. djasnowski ◴[03 Jan 25 20:58 UTC] No.42589407[source]▶
    Vue is fantastic. React is fantastic. It's not difficult. Now Ext.js? That's terrible.
    9. xwowsersx ◴[04 Jan 25 02:10 UTC] No.42591660{3}[source]▶
    Oh ok, TIL!
    10. freetonik ◴[07 Jan 25 15:36 UTC] No.42623470[source]▶
    I went through the interview process at Betterstack a while back: it was extremely straight-forward and very efficient.
    11. Elijahk ◴[10 Jan 25 20:04 UTC] No.42659541[source]▶
    What the heck, I am really surprised to hear about these islands. Is this Atlantis? I would have though a group of islands in the Atlantic would be really important historically as stopping points for ships or something and they'd be pretty well known. Also they're such beautiful landforms. Wild.