The company blog of Backtrace, a crash and error debugging vendor, with technical posts on core dumps, memory bugs, and concurrency.
Commenters praise posts like the one on picking a compiler for debuggability, and the company often uses HN to post job openings.
Backtrace (https://backtrace.io) | Full Stack Engineer (frontend, backend) | REMOTE or New York City
Backtrace.io is hiring for a full stack engineer. Ideal candidate should have a strong knowledge of React and Javascript, as well as interest in or experience with ReasonML / ReScript.
If you’re interested in applying or have any general questions, please get in touch with me at mrashkovsky@backtrace.io
FULL-STACK ENGINEER (FRONTEND FOCUS)
Backtrace is dedicated to building the best debugging technology for today’s software. Our flagship product improves software reliability, quality, and support by automating software error detection, response, and resolution. Backtrace is used by everything from the most popular video games, consumer electronics, productivity tools to large-scale appliances and server infrastructure. We’re a diverse, technical group joined by a mission to make software better, and are looking to add a full-stack engineer with a frontend/UI focus to complement our dynamic user-interface.
The position is remote and our engineering team is distributed across the globe.
2-3+ years of frontend engineering experience.
1-3+ years of Node API design and implementation.
Fluency using Javascript, HTML/CSS, ReactJS (or an equivalent modern frontend framework), git.
Experience with Single Page Application architecture
You have initiative and are able to see it through when given the opportunity.
You are passionate and care about building a culture of learning and…
Minor typo:
> A more efficient representation of .debug_rnglists introduced in DWARF 5.
Should probably read:
> A more efficient representation of .debug_ranges introduced in DWARF 5.
Edit: Tangentially, I loved https://backtrace.io/blog/compile-once-debug-twice-picking-a-compiler-for-debuggability-1of3/ and am still looking forward to parts 2 and 3. Thanks!
URL to prior blog entry is borked. Adding a trailing forward slash fixes:
http://backtrace.io/blog/blog/2015/10/03/whats-a-coredump/
Yes, it is possible. We are hiring, learn more at http://Backtrace.io
See https://backtrace.io, disclaimer, previous employee.