This oral history is an extremely valuable insight into the growth of TSMC and how it came to dominate the semiconductor foundry business. A must read for anyone interested in the dynamics of the semiconductor industry.
Creditshelf is a broker between Small, Medium size companies in need of a loan and investors.
we are looking ever-learning and curious people to join our team.
Our working language is English, but our german colleagues are more than happy to talk german to you if you want and we even support german classes;
Our HR can help you with visa process and in german paperwork;
Our job descriptions may look a bit overspecified, but they are going to updated soon.
if you already know one of the required technology, then you're already great candidate, because we believe that smart people can learn and adopt fast.
Your future tasks may involve tasks like adding new functionality to CRM used by our employees and investors, implement new services, enrich data from datalake; automate risk-analysis, research smartcontracts to automate business processes etc
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I used to hack @St.Oberholz on weekends. And sure we can talk about startupping, Clojure, d3.js - just lookup laptop with VersionEye and Datanerd stickers.
You didn't specify your exact location in Finland, neither your interests. But for starters check out Meetup.com: http://www.meetup.com/find/?allMeetups=true&radius=5&userFre... and if you live in Helsinki area, also keep eye on Aaltoes.com, ArcticStartup.com and Startupdigests/Helsinki.
You'll notice that most meet-ups are in Helsinki area, if you are located somewhere else than Hesari, then look up local entrepreneurship societies - there'll meet many English speaking tech-minded people too.
As semi-pro strongman and powerlifter, i've to say that Hackenschmidt's book has been most helpful for me, because it's give good tips about diet, mental preparedness and encouraged to do other sports than just Gym.