We at OLV are looking for a full stack web developer (mid-level, full time, remote) to work on various challenging and exciting projects for our own products and long-term partnerships with clients. There will be a particular focus on 3D sport customizers. You will primarily work with React on front-end and NodeJS on back-end. To explore more visit www.olv.global

You have experience working with most of our current stack and are comfortable picking up the rest as needed: • Modern TypeScript • Functional programming and immutable data structures • React frontend (Redux, GraphQL, Relay, Next.js, Tailwind CSS) • Node.js backend • Postgres & Kysely • Monorepo, ESLint, Prettier • BabylonJS renderer for GLTF models • PostgreSQL & S3 compatible object storage • Automated infrastructure (CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform)

You can play well with the team, if you are: • Comfortable with written and spoken English • Able to work independently • Automate where possible • Respect auto-enforced code style and formatting • Embrace Git with frequent commits, pull requests and code reviews

We have for you: • Opportunity to work for big clients around the globe • Being a part of a close-knit professional team that will help you grow and develop your skills further • Hardware and software flexibility • Access to latest AR/VR and photo/video gadgets to play and work with • Great options for work/life balance • Competitive compensation package

If you are interested, please share how your skills match the role by submitting your CV and Cover letter to careers@olv.global

Supercede | Haskell Programmer | ONSITE/HYBRID in London, UK | Full-Time

Supercede builds industry-leading risk placement and analytics software for the reinsurance industry. We favour asynchronous communication, and try to hire "managers of one". We don't do daily stand-ups. We don't count your hours. We don't work weekends. We support each other in working and learning. We prefer responsibility and autonomy, and eschew micromanagement.

## About the tech

Our core product is a monolithic web application written in ~180,000 lines of Haskell, predominantly with the Yesod framework.

In short: Haskell, Yesod, Nix, PostgreSQL, Redis, Hspec/QuickCheck/Hedgehog, Persistent/Esqueleto, HTML/CSS/JavaScript.

## About you

For this particular role, we are looking for someone based in London, who can come and work with us regularly in our lovely office at the top end of London Bridge (hybrid working is supported).

Technical proficiency aside, we need you to be self-motivated and be able to manage your own time. We get stuff done at a sustainable pace.

As most communication is asynchronous, you'll need to be an excellent communicator. This mostly means you need to think and write clearly, whether that's in code, or in English. We expect you to describe your approach to a given problem in writing before diving into an implementation, and you'll need to collaborate with colleagues on your design.

You'll need to be a good engineer. We aren't looking for cathedral architects or type-system astronauts. We need small, simple, robust design. It's always better if you can make our project smaller, faster to compile, and easier to maintain so more junior colleagues remain effective.

On this team we are kind. We're kind to each other socially, and we're kind when reviewing and collaborating on work. We're diverse and multicultural, and respectful of each other's background. You'll need to be kind.

If you're interested in working with us, please write to me at jezen@supercede.com.

White Whale Web Services | Junior Support Engineer | REMOTE (US) | Full Time | $55-65k

White Whale is a small higher-ed web, strategy, and technology company. We make, maintain, and support a CMS and Calendar product used by 100+ colleges and universities (livewhale.com and livewhalecalendar.com). We've been a small company in this space for 20 years; we're currently eight, looking to hire our ninth teammate. (Speaking personally, I enjoy working for a founder-owned company that's grown organically from contract revenue over the years, rather than the big leaps you see the startup/investor space.)

Our company and this junior role are likely a bit "low-octane" compared with your average Hacker News job posting, but if any of y'all know any recent grads or early-career folk comfortable with HTML/CSS/JS and looking for a job that prioritizes work-life-balance, feel free to point them our way! This is a position grounded on our support team, but with opportunities to learn and grow into development and devops tasks.

Info and how to apply: https://www.whitewhale.net/job-postings/