Yahoo (Ads &amp; Data) -- Front-End Engineers
Fulltime - Bay Area
Big things are happening here at Yahoo: EmberJS, jQuery, Bootstrap, Underscore, Bower, Grunt, qUnit (yes, at Yahoo)
We want Front-end engineers who are excited about the bleeding edge of web application development.
We've started a big push to change our tech-stack and are making ambitious single page applications. We are just about to launch Yahoo's first EmberJS app Ad Manager Plus. It was announced [1] at Marissa' CES keynote. It's incredibly ambitious, highly visible, full of big data, and directly impacting the success of Yahoo.
You’re awesome because:
  - Someone in your life is jealous because you love JavaScript maybe too much
  - You want to build single page applications with Ember
  - Imperfectly written code keeps you from sleeping at night
  - Canary isn’t a bird to you; it’s a playground of wonderful new toys
  - You could develop back-end stuff, but your keen understanding of user interaction is what sets you apart from the crowd
  - You’re badass when working alone, but unstoppable when working with a team that’s firing on all cylinders
  - You like working with a functional style because forget verbosity

We’re awesome because:
  - We have other UI leaders just like yourself
  - We have the camaraderie of a startup, with all the nice perks of a big company
  - The projects you’ll work on are incredibly ambitious, highly visible, full of big data, and directly impacting the success of Yahoo.
  - We have disowned Internet Explorer’s first 8 children

sdumas [at] yahoo-inc [dot] com
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[1]: <a href="http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/yahoo-reboots-ad-business-attempt-own-ad-tech-154812" >
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