We're hiring
Or, we'll hire if we find the right person.
If you live in Israel and are into things like:
- hardware/processor/programming language/library design
- compilers, debuggers, profilers, simulators, instrumentation
- number crunching/optimization
- parallelism/multi-core/distributed computing
...we might have a bunch of stuff to interest you. Benefits/drawbacks/features:
- Most projects are intended primarily for internal use – "infrastructure" if you like
- Lots of custom things, ranging from our own chip to our own distributed build server
- Plenty of production projects depending on your work
- Ability to do grand things singlehandedly guaranteed through understaffing
- Bleeding edge, "first/best" system in several categories
- Little management, especially if you don't really need any
- A "Worse is Better" spirit (reasonably pragmatic perfectionists
are welcome though)
- Many long-term projects
- No downsizing during previous bubble burst
- Experience in any specific relevant area appreciated but not required
- Mostly C/C++, Python, and our own languages; if it matters, you can use any other language
- Mostly Linux, a bit of Windows, Eclipse usage share eclipsed by emacs & vi
- Nice people
- Jerusalem
A great place to work, if you ask me. If you're interested, send mail to [email protected]
Sounds like you do interesting stuff, indeed. Hope you find some good
people.
C++? Et Tu Yosefk?
Would I have a strong opinion about it if I didn't use it?
Sounds great. It's hard to find a job involving C and optimization of
low-level number crunching code these days. Would you have any plans of
relocating/branching your office to Poland? ;-) UK or other
English-speaking country would do too ;-).
Happy hunting (for candidates, of course).
Sounds tempting: specially the understaffing part, I need some
action! How much trouble is it to relocate in Israel for a non Jew, non
Hebrew speaking, EU citizen.
Is taking someone from abroad a considered option?
Asking the questions for myself, but I guess that may be of interest
to more people than just me.
@Ben: I don't think relocating is much trouble, only getting
citizenship might be, and as to Hebrew – most people speak English or an
approximation.
As to us having considered someone from abroad – not seriously
because we didn't think they'd consider us, Israel not being the Silicon
Valley or some other of the places people typically go to in search of
work. So it's flattering that you ask; if you want to go into details, I
think e-mail is the best way.
Sounds like heaven to me. Your company isn't, by chance, looking for
someone to open a new office in the US, are they?
(P.S. looking forward to a blog post about your thoughts on C++11.
*snicker*)
There is a US office, but I don't know if they're hiring, and if they
do, they'd be looking for an algorithmic background (computer
vision/machine learning/parameters estimation/etc.)
Regarding C++11 – trouble is that I'm not into the whole technical
satire thing these days, or satire in general, for that matter, so I've
lost conceptual continuity with my writing from the C++ FQA times. I'm
sort of thinking about it occasionally, maybe I'll publish something but
it'll definitely be different.
Did you ever find someone for this position?
Yeah, actually we're hiring again.
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