[edd]

London, UK - Full Time - http://spider.io

At spider.io, we look to catch bad people doing very bad things.

We catch botnets, browser emulators, clickjackers, traffic launderers, bots that probe for weakness, bots that learn. At spider.io, we look to distinguish legitimate human website visitors from nefarious automated traffic.

It’s a hard engineering problem. It would be a hard problem at toy levels of traffic. We need reverse Turing tests. We need to analyse from the application layer to below the TCP layer. We need clever stateful classifiers, that classify information based on previously received information. And if this isn’t hard enough, imagine doing this across four times the number of messages each day than the number of tweets received by Twitter each day. This is where we’ll be before the year is out. And for us this is just the beginning.

If you're an engineer and would like to help us make this happen, check out our careers page: http://spider.io/careers/

[dazbradbury]

Spoke to Douglas (a founder) at silicon milkroundabout on Sunday (http://siliconmilkroundabout.com/).

Firstly, a really nice guy and clearly awesome team, who helped me think about some of the issues we're facing in my own startup.

Secondly I have to say this if the state of the web is as they claim, they're onto an awesome product here. If I wasn't working on my own start-up, I'd definitely be interested!

Good luck guys.