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btfh··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2015)
BBC | London, UK | Full-time (contract) | Onsite

We're looking for capable JavaScript developers to work on a very high-profile product launch.

We have two roles to fill:

1: Isomorphic React web client (ES6), BEM, PostCSS, SUIT CSS, modular UI components

2: Express server, Node.js / Redis caching layer, Continuous deployment to AWS infrastructure

I'd be happy to speak to people who sit somewhere across the two roles too.

Contract duration is 4 months. Rates are towards the top end of the market.

ben.hartley.ext@bbc.co.uk for more details.

btfh··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2013)
London, Full-time

Chaffinch is hiring a junior web developer with knowledge of some or all of the following:

HTML, CSS, Javascript, Coffeescript, Jade, Stylus, Handlebars, Backbone, Underscore, Node, Express, Socket.io, PHP, CodeIgniter, Amazon AWS.

Please use the API to apply:

http://chaffin.ch/careers

btfh··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2012)
London, Full-time

Chaffinch is hiring a junior web developer.

Our current eco-system includes: Backbone, Coffeescript, Jade, Stylus, Handlebars, Node, Express, WebSockets, Git, Mocha, Google Maps API and Facebook API among other things.

If you're familiar with any of these, or looking to learn them, we'd love to hear from you.

Please apply via our API, details here: http://chaffin.ch/careers

btfh··on Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (June 2012)
London, Full-time

Chaffinch is hiring a junior web developer with knowledge of some or all of the following:

HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, Coffeescript, Jade, Stylus, Handlebars, Backbone, Underscore, Node, Express, PHP, CodeIgniter, Amazon AWS.

Remote work is possible, but working from our offices in East London is preferred.

Please send relevant links (e.g. portfolio, github, live work) and at least one code sample of something you're proud of to jobs@chaffin.ch

btfh··on Ask HN: Experiences with 'Gödel, Escher, Bach' (GEB)?
Based on what I'd heard, I expected a lot more from it. At times, Hofstadter somehow manages to turn what should be insanely interesting subject matter into something quite dry.