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[HIRING][REMOTE][FULL TME][NO SPONSORSHIP OFFERED][MUST BE US CITIZEN] Remote Haskell work.... Now that I have you're attention I'm looking for Haskellers for a
by nicoleinnyc 7y ago
[HIRING][REMOTE][FULL TME][NO SPONSORSHIP OFFERED][MUST BE US CITIZEN]
Remote Haskell work....
Now that I have you're attention I'm looking for Haskellers for a couple of remote or onsite, full-time opportunities in the US. Links to the job descriptions are in the comments.
One of the roles is working with an AI/ML engine built with Haskell used to personalize offers on a massive scale. It's a well-backed 110+ person start-up.
The other role is with a 50+ person cybersecurity software start-up offering state-of-the-art network emulation and modeling tools for realistic cyber testing, training, and assessment. Check them out via the links below. Email me if interested! nicole@functionalworks.com Formation: http://bit.ly/formationde http://bit.ly/formationde SimSpace: http://bit.ly/2OiJugY http://bit.ly/2OiJugY
- charlixcx 7y ago"6. I am a non-citizen with valid work papers. Can I be denied employment because my employer prefers to hire "Americans?" Generally not. A “U.S. citizens-only” policy in hiring is illegal. An employer may require U.S. citizenship for a particular job only if it is required by federal, state, or local law, or by government contract" https://www.workplacefairness.org/immigration-status https://www.workplacefairness.org/immigration-status Unless you're working for the DOD/FBI/CIA this is very likely illegal. No sponsorship != must be us citizen