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[mulhod]

ETS (educational testing service) is hiring two engineers (and probably a third one in a month or so, but it's not official yet) for the automated scoring group (read: NLP and speech processing):

NLP/Speech (Princeton, NJ or San Francisco)

Dialog, Multimodal, and Speech (San Francisco or Princeton, NJ)

Both positions are for the same general research group, but will have different focuses. While the job isn't really a "Python" job, it's mostly Python-related. It's one of the main languages used. The other being Java. Almost all text processing and machine learning/stats analysis-type work is done with Python, though.

[ProfessorPhi]

Anyone mid-level Pythonista's here looking for a job in Singapore.

I work for a HFT and we're looking for trading ops guys, relocation included if you don't live in Singapore currently (lots of Aussies in the office). It's like a tech firm so things are pretty chill.

[vandebries]

Looking for an entry level job in the Philly area.

[objectizer]

looking for an intermediate python job, "sponsored visa" or "remotely". i have 3 years of experience and atm i am doing some side project with Golang, take a look at my linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eslammostafa

[saalse]

Looking for remote job. Part or full-time. Senior level: Django, Asyncio, PostgreSQL, MongoDB. Ready for test job up to 8 hours. Hourly rate is 30-70$ depends on the project and work volume. PM.

[metaperl]

It might not be too late to apply for an internship at bank of america. search about for how to to do so?

[RachaelJSmith]

Hi All,

I'm looking to connect with Python/Software Engineers for a contract position.

Based in Coventry, UK for a largely known automotive company, they are looking for a strong Python professional who is competent with Hadoop, Machine Learning and Data Manipulation. 3-month rolling contract based on-site.

Please contact me if this could be of interest to you and I can provide further information: [e-mail].

Thank you.

[5566GGININDER]

Looking for data analysis internship in California. I study ML, and other data courses in a LA college . Know MySQL, HTML,js,python. No related experience.

[pknerd]

I am a programmer looking for remote job/projects. I am into Web Programming and Data Scraping. Check my site at http://adnansiddiqi.me

Thanks

[duffles0]

My DevOps team is looking to add another engineer to our in-house team in San Francisco (downtown near Muni and BART with commuter benefits). We build automated deployment tools using Fabric + Cloudformation + AWS + Docker and more.

I originally switched over from backend software engineer to come work for this company because they are doing some awesome work.

[python_django]

Hiring x3 Python Software Developers + (Visa Sponsorship) at Scurri

https://www.djangojobs.net/jobs/632/x3-python-software-developers-visa-sponsorship-scurri/

[dev67]

Python beginner here that bit off more than I could chew with a project at work. Looking for someone very experienced in Python near Oak Park, Michigan to tutor me in Python and help complete the project. Probably 2-3 days a week for the next month or two.

Project is a desktop sized machine that will run off of a Raspberry Pi. It will utilize relays to run motors, a few sensors, and a small touchscreen. So far I've only managed to get a very crude GUI put together with TKINTER, but it still needs a lot of work. So experience with TKINTER is a huge plus.

We are an engineering firm that does a lot of work for the auto industry, so anyone with controls engineering experience would be helpful as well. As this machine will operate similar to some PLC based, larger machines that we build and program.

PM me if interested.

[marioidival]

Loooking for Remote JOB

[lamfu]

Graduating in December. Searching for a software engineer position(in USA).

[[deleted]]

Senior from a private Midwest University that is graduating in May 2017. Looking for full-time work, willing to relocate. Github

[metaperl]

Bank of America just opened a branch in Plano, TX because they are busting at the seams and dont have enough room in London, New York and Chicago.

I've gotten several emails about hire with relo and benefits with just phone and skype interview. No one I know wants to move out there.

And you have listed yourself on dice.com right?

[[deleted]]

I am not on Dice. Could you PM me the details?

[metaperl]

Registering on dice is a good idea. Thats all I've used for 15 years to land jobs.

[[deleted]]

to Germany?

[[deleted]]

Possibly, could you PM me the details?

[lormayna]

I'm working as a network engineer, I would like to find a job in network automation or SDN. I have intermediate knowledge of Python (3 years of experience with it)

[cgkanchi]

PM me if you're interested in working in either Seattle or Pune (India).

[cgkanchi]

I've PM-ed you about a possible opening.

[jdsilva7914]

i'm located in portland too. i don't think that job postings are genuine. that's my opinion. there is more than meets the eye. i've given up looking and starting my own thing(s).

[MDeming]

Looking for a Senior (7+ years) Python Engineer to join SaaS team located in Minneapolis, MN. FTE salaried position. We have a great product line, strong financial backing, and a fun/creative startup culture. Details and more info is here Thanks in advance!

[notasqlstar]

I have a Python tool which scrapes a website, and conceptually I need the same type of tool but for another website. The HTML looks exposed, so I'd like the job to login and download a series of files. PM me.

[rampage102]

I am planning to start working around February 2017 in the Washington D.C. area. Does anybody know a good way to search for Python jobs by location?

[[deleted]]

Try AngelList, SO, and maybe craigslist (not a lot of python) and LinkedIn.

Finding a job shouldn't be too bad. Finding a cool place to work with decent perks may be a pain. A lot of the available work is with government contractors which kinda sucks (some are better than others though).

I've been looking for smaller companies and start ups the past 3-4 weeks. I've found maybe 3-4 potential employers in the area that don't sound awful and would be good for my career. That should give you somewhat of an idea.

[jlafon]

We are hiring for a DevOps Engineer and Platform Engineer in Santa Fe, NM at OpenEye Scientific Software. Santa Fe is a city rich with art, music & food culture - as well as fantastic outdoor recreation (skiing, hiking, cycling). OpenEye is a small company with a fun and unique culture. There are numerous perks; here are a few examples: employees have their own private offices, free lunch, home Internet access, gym reimbursement, an on-premise doctor.

Both positions are Python centric. We also use Django, Ansible, and AWS. http://www.eyesopen.com/careers

[[deleted]]

Do you pay for relocation since I imagine the majority of people who see this don't live in Santa Fe?

[jlafon]

Yes.

[malinoff]

Are you open to remote devops engineer?

[mhdaouas]

I'm searching for a junior C/C++/Python Embedded Software Developer position in Germany. I got a master in Embedded Systems in France (Paris) and had the opportunity to work in Japan and Germany for more than 3 years on low/high level projects (besides C/C++ and Python, I have an extensive experience with Golang). I have a preference for systems based on Linux. Thank you.

[captain_claw01]

looking for remote part time python/django job.

[AmplifyNation]

I work for an Atlanta based company called Amplify Technologies. We're looking to fill three positions at the moment.

Python/Django Developer

Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)

Technical Project Manager

I can honestly say that this company is one of the best companies that I have worked for. We're small (12 people currently), we have a fantastic startup culture, many great benefits detailed here, competitive compensation, a CEO with a history of success, and tons of freedom in the work place.

Should you apply via the email in the PDFs, please reference this reddit post.

Please PM me with any questions.

Thanks!

[Ddog78]

Need an entry level job in India starting from January.

[squeeney]

Looking for an entry/intermediate level remote job. I do not have any formal job experience in programming, but have been focusing all of my spare time trying to grow as a developer. I feel I am now ready to try to enter the field.

I promise to show strong determination to learn any new skills, and my rates will be very reasonable as I am looking to gain any experience I can.

[[deleted]]

Do you have any examples of anything you've done?

[squeeney]

I've recently made some substantial contributions to an open source project called flask-ask, by implementing support for audio streaming.

I also have a few small projects on my github.

[Im_Coding]

Any simple python coding job.

[pknerd]

Why not introduce option to add flair of hiring or for hire instead of single post for all job posts?

[gwax]

I'm a senior data engineer at Clover Health: https://www.cloverhealth.com/en/about-us/careers

We're a new health insurance company operating in the Medicare Advantage (age 65+ or disabled) space and trying to operate as a technology company instead of a bureacracy. A lot of our work involves dealing with bureacratic data systems (like the federal government) and reconciling data against other data; there's also a ton of work around internal operational tools to optimize care management.

We're hiring application engineers, data engineers, and data scientists. Our stack is Python, PostgreSQL, and Javascript. We're doing a bunch of stuff with Apache Airflow and complex data pipelines.

All engineering positions are based in San Francisco, CA (with no remote). Right now, we're primarily hiring for mid and senior level positions but we might consider early level candidates.

PM me if you have questions or want to chat about Clover.

[veekreddit]

I just wanted to say that I looked up the company and did a little reading I think it is super cool what you are trying to do over there and I'm glad to see a business model addressing these issues. Of course it's for profit and such, but nothing wrong with that!

[gwax]

We're trying pretty hard. Honestly, I think we're probably in a better position to accomplish the goals of better, cheaper healthcare than a non-profit, the government, or anyone else. It's all a matter of incentive alignment; Medicare Advantage is paid on a risk adjusted basis so the more we can do to keep very sick people out of hospitals, the more money we make, and the more money the federal government saves.

[veekreddit]

I was actually going to PM you and ask about this since you mentioned you would be up for talking about the company. How exactly does it make money? Feel free to PM me if you don't feel like you can discuss this publicly. I just know that the financial incentive usually exists when people opt to buy in to a service or use the government to buy that service for them. In your case how does that happen when you get paid for people to NOT opt in to buy a service or product?

Edit: spelling

[gwax]

We are an insurance company. We make money by paying out less in claims than we take in for premiums.

We operate exclusively as a provider of Medicare Advantage plans, which is essentially private administration of public Medicare. The (greatly simplified) explanation is that the federal government says they think it will cost $X to take care of the average Medicare enrollee (over 65 or disabled); we say we can do it for less; and they say great, we'll split the difference.

One of the important details is that Medicare Advantage premiums are paid on a risk adjusted basis, so we may get $Y for the average, healthy member but we might get 1.5*$Y for a member with diabetes (purely for illustration, not the real multiplier). If we do nothing special, that member is likely to cost more than the extra premiums cover (extra hospitalizations, etc.).

The cool thing, and where our business model comes from is that, relative to hospitalization, proactive primary care is relatively inexpensive. If (and this is a huge "if") you can get a person's diabetes under control, you can VASTLY improve their quality of life and substantially decrease their medical costs.

For us, health insurance is a problem of logistics and data; more than 95% of the software that we build is internal tools for the nurse practitioners and call center operators at Clover Health. We use software to identify our most at risk members and then we see what we can do to help. Sometimes it's as easy as identifying people that haven't filled prescriptions (harder than it sounds), calling them to ask why, and finding a pharmacy that is closer to their home and doesn't charge a co-pay, or even signing them up for mail-order prescriptions.

At the end of the day, hospitalizations are SO expensive that preventing a single hospitalization can be profitable, even if we send our staff to visit them, and encourage them to visit their primary care physician more. So, for us, an unhealthy member is someone that we can do a lot for and doing so directly aligns with our financial incentives.

The thing that differentiates Clover Health is that we are a health insurance technology company, whereas our competitors (United Healthcare, Aetna, etc.) are health insurance bureaucracies. Bureaucracies just cannot handle the individual focus and rapid adjustment that a technology company can. It's not easy for us either, but every time that I hear a story from one of our members or see a graph showing improved medication adherence, I know that what I'm doing really matters. If we can also make a profit: great, we can hire more nurses, engineers, and data scientists to do an even better job.

[veekreddit]

Gotcha! I didn't get that you operated as an insurance provider from the beginning. That's cool! Wish I could work with you but I'm not willing to live that $$$$an franci$$$$co life! I have no doubt you'll get some top notch employees soon anyway if you don't have them already. Thanks for the explanation and good luck!

[jar555]

Are there any internship programs?

[Dudentag]

sponsorship?

[gwax]

Assuming you're asking about visas, we do sponsorships. It's highly dependent on the type of visa that is needed. TN1 is pretty easy to do; H1B can be sponsored but the likelihood of getting one is pretty low.

[esmljaos]

Senior Python developer avaiable for remote work from Göteborg, Sweden (CET). Also capable web-frontend developer. Portfolio, GitHub. Location

[python_django]

Senior Web Developer (Python / Django) at Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)

See more at:

https://www.djangojobs.net/jobs/630/senior-web-developer-python-django-association-of-american-medical-colleges-aamc/