Readit NewsRemote: Yes (prefer in-office)
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, JavaScript, Linux/Unix, Postgres
Résumé: https://sethdandridge.com/resume/
Email: In resume
Full-stack Python engineer with 10+ years of professional software development and management experience. Especially interested in logistics, manufacturing, and finance, but open to other industries as well (except ad tech). Drop me a line!
Remote: Yes (prefer in-office)
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, JavaScript, Linux/Unix, Postgres
Résumé: https://sethdandridge.com/resume/
Email: In resume
Remote: Yes (prefer in-office)
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, JavaScript, Linux/Unix
Résumé: https://sethdandridge.com/resume/
Email: In resume
Remote: Yes (prefer in-office)
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, JavaScript, Linux/Unix
Résumé: https://sethdandridge.com/resume/
Email: In resume
Zipari is the premier technology platform for health insurers. We're growing fast and need talented back-end Python engineers with a firm grasp of how the web works.
You'll be:
-Designing and developing cloud based software products conforming to industry best practices.
-Designing and implementing RESTful APIs using Python.
-Supporting and maintaining existing software products, applications and interfaces.
-Participating in architectural design sessions and product discussions.
Flask/Django experience is a strong plus! Full job description here: https://jobs.lever.co/zipari/465bc3bd-772e-46b8-9789-5a29e80...
Competitive compensation, great team, fast-paced work environment, ample opportunity for career growth. Unlimited craft beer fridge! Email us at recruiting]at]zipari.com and be sure to mention Hacker News.
* every example is shown as a smartphone app - not a single "desktop-oriented" screenshot to be found. I guess we are finished with the days where every service has an app. Now, every service is an app.
* In the first example, an investment portfolio is shown where roughly 10% of the holdings is in a group called "single stock bets." Yikes! Though maybe this a case of "know your audience"? maybe they are trying to convert the hordes of GME-pumpers to try something a bit less risky?
* lots of emphasis on "emerging markets", "socially responsible funds", crypto. I've always heard the best long-term advice is to simply throw your money into an ETF tracking the s&p500 or nasdaq, but clearly wealthfront is targeting those who want some emotional connection to their savings.
all in all, seems like a cool service, especially if it helps convince those to begin saving who would otherwise not be saving.
[0] https://www.wealthfront.com/