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Ask HN: Are there any startups hiring developers based overseas?
Story: I am currently tied down to something in my hometown and can't leave to find a job elsewhere. Unfortunately, the startups in my region are rather stifling and I prefer the experience gained from startups based in the US.
I've worked in one before, but it seems so hard to find jobs like these. Or am I looking in the wrong place?
- seanMeverett 15y agoWhat are your capabilities?
- Mikosia 15y agoYep, post a profile, skill-set and what type of work you are looking for. Also be sure to check out stackoverflow.com etc. Plenty of startups hiring there.
- sidwyn 15y agoI do mainly iOS development, and have worked for a few startups before. Check out my portfolio at http://portfolio.sidwyn.com http://portfolio.sidwyn.com
- benregn 15y agoDirect link: http://blog.sidwyn.com/portfolio http://blog.sidwyn.com/portfolio
- nostromo 15y agoMaybe better to post a "Who's Hiring Remote" thread, like these: http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=who%27s+hiring+remote http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/all&q=who%27s+hir...
- qixxiq 15y agoThere definitely are tons of startups, but yeah you'll probably need to look around a bit. We're looking to hire a developer in South Africa (Cape Town): http://www.snapbill.com/jobs/developer http://www.snapbill.com/jobs/developer If you're moving away from the US you'll see a significant drop in salary though. The market salary down here (even for top developers) is significantly lower at around $60k/year; but so are the costs of living. I live comfortably off $8500/year.
- pimeys 15y agoThe cost of living here in Berlin is quite low too. You may have to pay a bit more taxes, but with programmers salary you live like a king (and may have a bit happier life than a king). The salary range is somewhere between 40k-70k euros/year. I started working here in a startup and I moved from Helsinki. It was a bit hard to get the job because I didn't know anyone and any companies. It took around six months to find a great job and I had to do everything to prove my enthusiasm and skills for the employers. I love what I do and I'm a smart programmer but when nobody knows you, be prepared to make some extra work to convince your employers.
- KnightWhoSaysNi 15y ago"If you're moving away from the US you'll see a significant drop in salary though" Depends on whether you're moving from popular dev centers such as Silicon Valley or New York City, and of course it also depends on where you're moving to. My guess is wages here in Denmark should be able to match or beat US wages outside of Silicon Valley and New York City.
- benregn 15y agoI'm foreigner studying in Denmark, and I'm curious, how are the dev/programmer salaries in Denmark? And if you have any knowledge, how is the marked for game development?
- nolite 15y agoYes. speaking from both ends
- jph 15y agoYes, I'm hiring expert-level Ruby On Rails developers anywhere in the world. My team has excellent tools for distributed programming, including video pairing within Assembla, continuous delivery with rolling code reviews using Gerrit, and of course git. If you code Rails, message me for details.
- famoreira 15y agoCare to add email to your profile? Thanks :)
- keeptrying 15y agoI'm just starting out and am looking for Ruby on Rails developers in India. My email is in my profile so send me an email if your interested. I'll be in bangalore for about 2 more weeks.
- 8maki 15y agoIf you want the positions in Japan, there are a lot of candidates because we need english speaking developer/geek. For example, these would be the famous examples including GREE and DeNA: http://www.quora.com/Are-there-any-tech-startups-in-Tokyo http://www.quora.com/Are-there-any-tech-startups-in-Tokyo The average salary probably is 4m-6m yen/year (about $7000).
- Sym3tri 15y agoWe're hiring in Tokyo. http://beastcrm.com/about/jobs/ http://beastcrm.com/about/jobs/