[blair.streit]

Does anyone know why they are hiring an in-house software developer (for what appears to be a role on an established team)?

https://lagunitas.com/willworkforbeer/software-engineer-level-1

I'm nowhere near there, but the idea that a brewery would have a staff of software developers is intriguing to me.

[narvin]

Sounds like web development to me.

[kbenton00]

Plenty of Breweries/Wineries are fully automated.  Lots of automated sensors/valves and the like to control the brewing process.  They need someone to modify the off the shelf equipment/software to meet their needs.

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[dbeechum]

The description reads to me like a web services role - little business API work, little processing of data via Python and a possible bridge to mobile device work.

[blair.streit]

The description reads to me like a web services role - little business API work, little processing of data via Python and a possible bridge to mobile device work.

Yeah that's what it sounds like to me too. I almost wondered if they're writing the client side stuff using responsive design/HTML5 to make a mobile app that they can then wrap in as iOS or Android package.

Anyway, sounds like a web app. Unclear if it's a consumer related thing or some in house app they might use for sales. I just found it encouraging and intriguing that my day job might have some relevance to some breweries

[Stevie]

Sales and brand reps is my thought. Lagunitas is getting big.

[dalenlandis]

Heineken having a say in how fast they are trying to grow the brand? Since they sold 50% I've noticed a lot mor lagunitas up north here in Canada, perhaps the developer is helping the team establish its international base


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