Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2022)

Iggy is a toolkit for data teams. Iggy helps data scientists, machine learning engineers and product developers understand place. Our product provides instant access to hundreds of geospatial features which quicken experimentation and time to value, and improve ML models and core products.

Here is a blog post showing how Iggy can be used to enable rapid experimentation with location data: https://medium.com/@acocos/faster-experimentation-for-locati...

We are hiring mid-level to senior folks across multiple teams who are excited to build products for data scientists and machine learning engineers. Experience with geospatial data is preferred.

I am a ML Research Engineer at Iggy and have been with the team for 6 months. We are growing fast and now is an exciting time to join the company as we line up pilots with major real estate and travel companies and iterate quickly on the product.

If you have questions you can reach out to me at anirudh@askiggy.com.

Open Positions:

- Senior Software/Data Engineer: https://www.askiggy.com/jobs/senior-engineer

- Software Engineer: https://www.askiggy.com/jobs/software-engineer

- Senior Data Scientist: https://www.askiggy.com/jobs/senior-data-scientist

- Product Manager: https://www.askiggy.com/jobs/product-manager

Application instructions are in the job opening links above. Please put HN in any email correspondence!

At Tecton, we are building an enterprise Feature Store that is transforming the way companies solve real-world problems with machine learning at scale. Our founding team created Uber’s Michelangelo ML Platform, which has become the blueprint for modern ML platforms in large organizations (https://eng.uber.com/michelangelo-machine-learning-platform/). We've raised Seed, Series A, and Series B rounds led by Sequoia Capital and Andreessen Horowitz.

We are hiring across the boarding in SF, NY, Seattle, and remote: https://tecton.ai/careers/. Feel free to send your resume to careers@tecton.ai or hit me up if you have questions!

ETFLogic is a fintech company that provides workflow automation to wealth management. Our clients are ETF Issuers, Asset Managers and Financial Advisors. We help them make more informed investment decisions with Exchange Traded Funds. ETFs hold in excess of $5 trillion in assets in the US. That number is projected to reach $30tr by 2030. Investor demand continues to drive innovation and complexity in the ETF landscape.

Our core product is LOGICLY, a web platform that drives the investment process around ESG, factors, lowering costs, increasing potential returns, tax loss harvesting and more.

We are looking for Software Developers to join the engineering team and help us grow and scale the next generation of financial tools and navigate the complexities of the financial markets. Interest in finance, trading and ETFs is desirable.

You will be working very closely with all members of the engineering team and interface with sales and marketing on a regular basis.

Our tech stack is comprised of q/kdb+, JavaScript, React, Python and various AWS products. We employ a scalable micro-services framework (Nameko) for rapid data delivery to a global set of users.

Success in this role is an ability to work with all team members, understand the ins-and-outs of cloud-based services (emphasis on AWS), focus on systematic and repeatable processes to ensure system robustness and scalability, enhance monitoring, etc... The role of software developers at ETFLogic can encompass many domains: financial data analysis and data science, systems architecture, building out robust analytics data pipelines, quantitative engineering to understand portfolio risks, portfolio optimization, etc.. We encourage individuals with skillsets in any of these domains to apply.

Visit us on https://logicly.finance/careers/software-developer/

Please send a resume to info at etflogic.io

We're also hiring in the US. So far it's been happening via references, but if you are authorized to work in the US please feel free to forward your resume.

If you're outside the US or India, please know that we're working hard on being able to onboard from anywhere - but being a small org it's going to take us some more time. In the meantime, I've made a post in the freelancers thread [1] - and that's open to anyone, anywhere. It could lead to a full-time hire, and by that time we'd have figured out the necessary paperwork for it.

[1] Freelancer thread - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30164929