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Distil Networks | SF, DC (Arlington), NC (RDU) | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet. http://www.distilnetworks.com/ http://www.disti
by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks | SF, DC (Arlington), NC (RDU) | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet. http://www.distilnetworks.com/ http://www.distilnetworks.com/
Distil Networks is a rapidly growing company that allows our customers to stop bad bots from scraping content off their websites, along with reducing fraud, spam and security issues arising from automated traffic. We have a global network and actively block traffic based on our bot / human signatures. Our customers love us. Our investors love us.
We're Hiring:
- Senior Lua Developer - Dive into the guts of NGINX to build the next gen of our bot blocking system.
- Senior Solutions Architect / Solutions Engineer - The nitty-gritty work of getting customers hooked into our network and happy with the performance.
- QA Automation Engineer - Automate all the things!
- Front End Engineer - Change the face of what our customers see.
- Senior C/C++ Platform Engineer - Make the bot blocking guts fast.
- Senior Javascript Engineer - We need deep, framework-less, JavaScript experience to build fast bot-fingerprinting systems on the frontend.
- Ruby/Rails Developer - Our customer facing systems are Ruby/Rails and we need more help.
- DevOps Engineer - We run a vast global network and East/West coast engineering teams that need support.
We're also hiring sales and marketing.
I'm a data scientist at the company and I'm having a great time working there. If you want more information or want me to push your resume into our hiring stack, contact me: william dot cox at distil networks dot com.
- Akkuma 11y agoI just wanted to publically thank William and let others know he is one of the few people I emailed on Hacker News who actually got back to me with a reply.
- zerr 11y ago> with a few exceptions Like Senior C/C++ Platform Engineer from Europe?
- barakathecat 11y ago> ONSITE (with a few exceptions) What are the exceptions?