We are a company capturing and analyzing current and historic trends in the relations between movies and people using drumroll: the internets. Why, you wonder?

We want to predict future trends and relations between movies and people.

And we already do, checkout moviepilot.com – you’ll be working on lifting our app to the next level.

We want you, because you…

  • …can help us create beautiful user interfaces (web interfaces, that is)
  • …are used to consuming RESTful APIs for that matter
  • you use coffeescript and know about backbone.js
  • always run the latest chrome developer builds

Your responsibilities – working close to the core of an API

  • Work on a pure JS application
  • HTML5 all the way
  • Create a great UI experience for our team and our users
  • creating a javascript library to access our API

How we roll (or work, that is):

  • Scrum, Stories, Standups, Pairing
  • TDD, CI, Table Tennis
  • Split Testing, A/B Testing, Variation Testing, however you want to call it.
  • Software we use include nginx, varnish, phusion passenger, ruby/rails3, rabbitmq, redis, neo4j, node.js and a custom java recommender engine
  • git – Love it, and use it all the way
  • Opensource! http://github.com/moviepilot- Conferences! and Hackdays! We hold a workshop on context aware movie recommendations (http://2011.camrachallenge.com/) at the Recommender Systems Conference (http://recsys.acm.org) and we love hacking (http://moviehackday.com/)
  • Attitude: generally http://bit.ly/bd94Kw

 

Read more about Moviepilot GmbH and send your application to jobs@moviepilot.com.

 

About
Moviepilot is a personalised recommendation and discovery platform for new movies. We enable film fans to discover the best upcoming releases long before they hit the big screen and make recommendations based on individual taste.

In turn, we provide movie studios with deep insights into the preferences and behaviour of film fans, enabling them to more effectively target their marketing campaigns than ever before.

Moviepilot is based in Berlin, Germany – the european capital for web development. We want you to enjoy Berlin, please apply if you live here already or planning to move here (we can help with that).