hacker news who is hiring february 2017

Introduction：

1、Hiring Slowdown Continues

2、Weekly Ask Hacker News for 2024-01-28 -- 2024-02-03

Hiring Slowdown Continues ♂

　　Tech

　　Rank

　　Last Month

　　Change

　　Last Year

　　Remote

　　1

　　0

　　Senior

　　2

　　Full Stack

　　3

　　5

　　Back End

　　4

　　React

　　Front End

　　6

　　7

　　Python

　　9

　　Onsite

　　8

　　TypeScript

　　Machine Learning

　　10

　　15

　　AWS

　　11

　　Hybrid

　　12

　　27

　　Cloud

　　13

　　AI

　　14

　　25

　　Postgresql

　　17

　　Next.js

　　16

　　Open Source

　　18

　　golang

　　DevOps

　　19

　　Security

　　20

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　　in the week ending February 03, 2024 which have not appeared on any previous

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Related questions

The "Who is Hiring?" thread for November 2018 on Hacker News (HN) was posted on November 1, 2018. These threads are created on the first weekday of each month and are a popular resource for job seekers and employers in tech.

How to Find the November 2018 Thread:

1. Search HN Directly:

   • Use HN's search feature at hn.algolia.com and search for "Who is Hiring" November 2018.
   • Filter by date (November 2018) to find the exact thread.

2. Direct Link:

   • The November 2018 thread is archived here:
     https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18354503

Key Notes:

• Content: The thread includes job postings from companies worldwide, with roles in software engineering, data science, design, DevOps, and more. Most listings include remote-friendly options.
• Outdated Info: Keep in mind that these postings are from 2018 and are no longer active. Use them for historical reference only.
• Current Threads: For up-to-date opportunities, check the latest monthly "Who is Hiring?" thread on HN. The most recent one is always pinned on the front page on the first weekday of the month.

For the latest jobs, visit:
https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring (look for the most recent "Who is Hiring?" post).

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