Reverse Job Advertisement

I figured this was worth a shot.

I am:

  • Someone that has been hacking since childhood.
  • Someone that has spent most of his Saturday doing problems in a Haskell textbook for fun.
  • Someone that thinks programming is very similar to art, if one is sufficiently good at it.
  • Compelled by forces beyond my control to refactor code until it is elegant.
  • Equally comfortable debugging disassembly, arguing with you about math, and frantically scribbling on your whiteboard.
  • Able to debug your problem. Trust me.

You are:

  • An early stage startup led by software people.
  • Located in Manhattan or Brooklyn, or your idea is so incredibly exciting that I am willing to relocate to participate in it.
  • Not using Java, Visual Basic, or other such variants of COBOL.
  • Able to pay me, so that I can continue to pay my rent and avoid subsisting on boiled newspaper. This either means that you are funded, or you have a very clear idea of how you are going to make money.
  • Not an egomaniac.

If you think that you fit this description, please contact me at mcfunley at (google's mail service).

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3 Responses to “Reverse Job Advertisement”

  1. Ira Pfeifer says:

    Let me know if this works out for you. And if this early stage startup needs database/hardware people.

  2. Rob Liander says:

    You guys should hit Craig’s list:

    http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/sof/298108925.html

    Sure it says entry level, but that’s only because they want cheap go-getters.

    Or you can always email Neal Goldman.

    Or maybe I missed the wholepoint of the “reverse advertisement”

    Carry on, boys.

  3. Dan McKinley says:

    Yeah, I think the point escaped you.

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