Would you rather Babashka than bash? We're looking for someone who can apply functional techniques to infrastructure-as-code automation, among other things. We have some ideas, but we're open to yours -- that's why you'd be here! We have immediate openings on teams that include data scientists, analysts, and data engineers. Our shop favors Clojure and ClojureScript, though we'll use whatever is the right tool for the job. We've found that Clojure is great for integrating different tools, for example by generating and managing configurations, and scripting cloud APIs. We're keen to try * using ClojureScript to script Pulumi * using juxt/roll to generate Terraform templates You probably have ideas of your own. We'd love to talk to you!
I don't think pulumi is a TF wrapper but rather an alternative that uses programming languages like typescript, but could be wrong.
I'm quite honored that babashka is mentioned in a job posting 😉
FYI: you do not mention any geographic restrictions and/or the company name...
@bherrmann The position is remote for the next couple months due to COVID-19, but we are ideally looking for someone who is local to the DMV area. Our company, ATA LLC, is located in Vienna, VA. However, we are flexible with candidates outside of the DMV. We would only ask you to travel to our headquarters once or twice a month, paid by the company expense of course. Where are you located?
what's DMV?
@dgilani I tend to work as an hourly contractor. I was curious about your listing... and I believe most job seekers would want to know the geographic constraints...
@borkdude DC Maryland Virginia
Using clojurescript to script pulumi sounds a bit circular :thinking_face: going from data to imperative (js) to declarative... it would be interesting to see if a more direct EDN->TF mapping makes sense
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@seancorfield ^^^^
The Admins discussed this yesterday, when it was posted, and felt that in these challenging times, where we are already seeing Clojurians losing their jobs and looking for any new work, it was probably OK to allow Clojure-adjacent/functional-ish job ads for a while. If there's a strong feeling that we really should stick to Clojure-only jobs, we can certainly apply that policy.
I agree that widening the pool a bit is good. I wish that recruiters would at least acknowledge that they're aware they're posting in a clojure specific community. Otherwise it's pretty obvious they're just spamming and care more about filling the role rather than finding a good fit.
I'm looking for a new remote job courtesy of COVID-19. I have a lot of experience using Clojure, ClojureScript, re-frame, reitit, compojure, Terraform, Ansible, Packer, GCP, and AWS, and am open to learning new things too. I live in New Zealand, but I've worked on Pacific Time before and am happy to keep doing that for my next job. If you're interested, DM me or get in touch however you'd like. Thanks! https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielcomptonnz/ https://danielcompton.net https://github.com/danielcompton