On the coding aspect, we aren't in anyway techy but want to ask, does you coding handle something like this:

1. We need people with solid back-end skills in a system's programming such as C. Our back-ends are in Golang, but if they know C, then Golang is pretty straight forward.
2. We need people with experience in nodejs. We use node for web facing stuff and to handle anything that doesn't require Math since JS sucks at Math. This is mostly connector glue logic between different services. Our system speaks JSON and nodejs makes dealing with JSON rather simple. We don't have a lot of node, but what we do have in node is extremely vital.
3. We need front end developers. These are UI/UX designers with strong, demonstrable skills in HTML5/CSS3/Javascript. We have a strong preference for polymer and cordova/phonegap. Although the new polymer stuff may make that irrelevant, since progressive web-apps can be installed directly on the device without going through an app store or being compiled to native code.
4. We need people with strong postgres skills. Especially pgplsql, however ORACLE developers with plsql skills will find an easy time of it since the languages are directly related. We use plsql to prototype "chain code", in a local database before pushing it to transaction verification nodes. This gives us a much faster return, since plpgsql and golang are similar enough that the logical flows can be validated and in most cases we can directly convert between the two with the same safety guarantees.