[Python Edinburgh] [Jobs] Help PlanForCloud handle 60K users

[Mark Smith]

Hey All,

I think Ali's email is a bit cheeky. :)

I decided to let it go through moderation because I met him at a party over
the summer, and he seemed like a nice chap. I figure emailing a Python
mailing list for Ruby developers just shows he knows we're better, deep
down.

Maybe someone could get the job and persuade them to redo everything in a
decent programming language ;-)

--Mark

PS: Full disclosure - I got a free RightScale T-shirt at the party.
PPS: Although I prefer Python, I don't dislike Ruby.


On 15 January 2013 17:17, Ali Khajeh-Hosseini <ali at rightscale.com> wrote:

> I'm posting this in case any of you fancy taking up a full-time
> Ruby/Rails gig for a change. Two of us were python programmers before
> and are enjoying the change :)
>
> We're looking for an Interface Designer, Senior Software Engineer and
> a Software Developer in Test to join our team in the TechCube, and
> help us expand PlanForCloud's cost forecasting, management and
> optimisation features. We're starting to integrate PlanForCloud with
> RightScale's cloud management systems so all 60,000 RightScale users
> can use PlanForCloud. This has many interesting technical challenges
> and we're looking for:
> - an Interface Designer to lead our UX/UI efforts:
> http://www.planforcloud.com/pages/jobs/designer.html
> - a Senior Software Engineer to help us with heavy backend lifting:
> http://www.planforcloud.com/pages/jobs/senior_eng.html
> - a Software Developer in Test to develop test automation frameworks
> for our Web UI and backend systems:
> http://www.planforcloud.com/pages/jobs/sdit.html
>
> Our jobs page provides more info about what we do:
> http://www.planforcloud.com/pages/recruitment.html
>
> Email me at ali at rightscale.com if you want to chat about these positions.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Ali
>
> --
> PlanForCloud.com
> Cloud cost forecasting, from RightScale
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