I've got an opening for 2 devs at my company, an embedded developer and a data processing/backend systems developer. We currently use Python for our embedded hardware. If you're interested, let me know.
About 38 Zeros Ever wonder what makes smart appliances so smart? Come join 38 Zeros, a hardware/software startup that provides an integrated platform for data retrieval and analysis for energy service companies. We build a hardware device that connects to energy service meters and sends data back to our cloud infrastructure. We process, clean and export that data to third parties for in-depth analysis. We also have a frontend where customers can provision, monitor and retrieve raw data from devices. Our office is on SW 1st, close to PSU/OHSU, and was recently featured in the Portland Business Journal. You can see a few photos of our office here: http://www.38zeros.com/news/meet-38-zeros-in-the-amplify-incubator We’re currently looking to hire for a couple of positions on a 3-6 month part-time contract, with the expectation of going full time after that period. Below are the job descriptions and if you have any questions, you can reach me at [email protected] Backend/Exports developer You’ll be developing our backend app server that responds to the Cloud Logger devices (readings, missions, device status messages, etc) Also, you’ll be working on taking readings and transforming them into something useful for our customers (exports via the website and external exports through .csv or .json files) Experience with: - Go (our backend app server language) - Ruby (our exports system language) - Data Processing via ETL - Experience with job control and queuing systems: - Kinesis/Storm/Rabbitmq/Resque/etc - Time-series/Analytics db (postgres, cassandra, etc) - HTTP/CoAP protocols (nginx, Go’s net/http) - serialization protocols (protobuf, thrift, json, etc) Device developer Embedded device running a stripped-down Linux distro that communicates to our backend app server. You’ll be responsible for helping define the communication protocols and ensuring the stability and functionality of the device. Experience with: - Industrial/Equipment communication protocols (modbus/bacnet/etc) - Python - C - shell (ash/bash) - network communication protocols (HTTP/CoAP) - serialization protocols (protobuf, thrift, json, etc) - Realtime OSes - mesh networking - cellular data communication - hardware diagnostics -- Ben -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.python.org/pipermail/portland/attachments/20141217/4cf36895/attachment.html> _______________________________________________ Portland mailing list [email protected] https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/portland
