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Comment · 4 years ago
Stubhub | (Senior) Software Engineers | NYC, SF | Full-Time | ONSITE

Viagogo, an international ticket e-commerce platform, has merged with Stubhub (formerly a subsidiary of eBay). We're an ambitious bunch, looking to hire effective people and transform live entertainment. We're a profitable (even during Covid) late-stage startup aggressively seeking talented engineers to solve both technical scaling challenges and business goals. It is an exciting fit for those seeking larger organizational impact compared to 1000+ employee companies while not compromising the compensation (competitive package). We have many teams hiring across frontend, backend, platform and product with a lot to build, looking for people who autonomously own and lead.

* Backend and Frontend software engineers

* Senior Backend and Frontend software engineers

Email resume/CV to ted.humpal at stubhub dot com

Comment · 9 years ago
Nope. Just good developers and engineers.
Comment · 9 years ago
Booz Allen Hamilton | Washington, DC area | Fulltime, Onsite

Our team is hiring general software developers for our digital accelerator program. In this program the candidate will go through a dedicated training before being sent to a specific market need. The candidate's does not need a specific language background, but the desire and ability to learn modern languages and DevOps principles is a must.

Please email [email protected]

Comment · 10 years ago

  Location: Madison, WI
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Software/hardware generalist, Python, Bluespec System Verilog, Javascript, C#, SAS, Linux, Windows, ASIC/FPGA
  Résumé/CV: http://musicandmythology.com/offsite/theodore_humpal_resume.pdf
  Email: [email protected]
I have a unique background spanning ASIC to web development. I view myself as a generalist capable at, but not specialized in, most coding technology. Self-driven, highly adaptable, and full of ideas.
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It's interesting that so much of the article was about this 'fuzzy' feeling the author had about people. While reading I got the same fuzzy feeling about the author. Danger, danger, red alert.

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