Clojurians Log v2

Comments are more effective when added as a thread to the original post, as they will be more visible to the poster. Posting as a thread also reduces noise in this channel and is why we ask everyone to comment as a thread or take the discussion elsewhere. I would also suggest that jobs that require you to work in a specific country will require legal documents for you to work in that country, unless explicitly stated otherwise. You can of course ask the original poster about this in a threat to their post. I hope this seems reasonable to you. Thank you.

Riverford is hiring! We are looking for a senior engineer to join our small team of co-owner developers in sunny devon (UK). Remote workers will be considered - though some onsite time is mandatory. • Work in a modern office located on an actual farm situated next to dartmoor. • Work for a company that does not exist to maximise shareholder profit, is entirely staff-owned and strives to be an example of ethical business. • Work on a variety of applications including a Clojure GraphQL API, an iOS/Android mobile app written in ClojureScript, the customer facing website as well as new applications. • Eat subsidised food from the famous canteen and field kitchen, absolutely amazing organic food every day. • Learn and develop with 10% time allocated to personal projects, and encouragement to spend extra time on open source efforts. • As a co-owner receive your proportion of company wide profit share. At the moment we are preparing to launch our new website seen here http://beeta.riverford.co.uk, and are lucky to have a successful app and profitable business so are looking to continue improving our systems and work on new products and ideas. If this interests you at all feel free to dm me, or apply online at: https://beeta.riverford.co.uk/about/work-with-us/job-listing-108160

Is it necessary US citzenship/Work permit?

Yes, candidates are required to have US citizenship or green card status

Hello, Clojurists I am a software developer at Guaranteed Rate (#5 residential lender in US). We are based in downtown Chicago and looking for engineers (local and remote within US) and technical managers that are interested in functional programming (Clojure) and working in an unorthodox organizational structure (self-organization, mature DevOps, teams owning their products from inception to operation, self-service vast majority of infrastructure needs) with about 70 engineers so far (and growing quickly). Functional programming experience is not required - during the first five weeks you will have one job: attend our in-house Clojure University and study the language and ecosystem, so tell your friends that are ready to see the light ;) The company has around 5000 employees, IT has top notch people, we pay well and are very well positioned in the mortgage space. The company is having our best year ever (we moved from #8 consumer lender in US to #5) Our culture is carefully designed to make engineering teams as productive as possible and we take quality of our interactions very seriously. We’ve have been really successful at hiring mature adults that understand “strong opinions, loosely held” and “disagree and commit”. We build with Clojurescript, Clojure, Kubernetes, Lambdas on top of AWS. Please let me know if you are interested in hearing more or email at <mailto:anton.mostovoy@rate.com|anton.mostovoy@rate.com>

@antonmos "local and remote" -- feel free to also post this in #remote-jobs but be clear about what "remote" means for your company (remote-but-local, remote-in-USA, remote-in-same-TZ, remote-anywhere).

Do you sponsor visas for non US citizens? Thanks!