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TurboML is an ML platform reinvented for real-time. ML is data-driven, and TurboML turbo-boosts your ML with real-time data. This means your features, models, and metrics are continuously updated with the freshest data, allowing you to perform ML experimentation and analytics on live data.

Enterprise Sales Manager: Experienced 0-1 journey selling a Data/ML/MLOps platform; An established network within the technology sector

Software Engineer: Experience building data, ML, or analytics platforms; Experience with streaming data frameworks such as Apache Kafka and Apache Flink; Proficient in C++ and Rust; previously worked with small teams

ML Engineer: Understand the production lifecycle of ML models; Experience managing multiple ML models in production including retraining; Experience with incremental model training and ML experimentation

Apply here: https://forms.gle/nARrgHzgPoc4zWHd8

Join our fully funded PhD program: "Harnessing Large Language Models and Dimensionality Reduction to Reframe Student Feedback in UK Universities."

Run jointly by the James Watt School of Engineering and the School of Computer Science, this project will enable you to:

- Use AI and machine learning to analyse and improve student feedback. - Collaborate with Student Voice (www.studentvoice.ai) for real-world impact. - Gain expertise in advanced AI techniques.

Deadline: June 21, 2024

Details: https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/phd-in-engineering-har...

AI systems struggle with edge cases and understanding local context despite increasing model sizes. From our research at UC Berkeley into the evolution of intelligence from simple organisms, we’ve discovered the missing link is continuous learning (deep learning is pre-trained by design). Models built with our framework learn through customizable parameters similar to animal instincts, allowing for AI grounded with built-in memory and reasoning. We're a community of 160+ developers and researchers building general intelligence from the bottom-up from places like Berkeley, NYU, Imperial College, and Google.

We're building way outside of the current paradigm and we're looking for collaborators at all levels --hackers, contributors, the curious-- as we'll be making our first hires soon. Reach out: ali at aolabs.ai

My name is Ryan and I’m an Engineer & EM here on Y Combinator’s software team. I’ve helped us hire 8 of our amazing teammates, and – spoiler alert! – we’re hiring for three more full stack software engineers.

Why would you want to work at YC? Well, the short of it is that you’d get unprecedented insight into how companies are started – with access to all the talks, constantly being around founders, and working directly with YC Group Partners. Our GPs are possibly the 12 most knowledgeable people in the world about starting companies. You’d be hard pressed to work here and NOT learn something new about startups every day – which might be helpful if you’re interested in starting a company yourself.

Software also touches everything YC does. When I went through YC in 2013, the core pieces of the YC batch were a dinner each week, a 1-1 with your group partner, and an end-of-batch Demo Day event to raise money. Today, YC offers so many software tools to help founders build their companies, including:

- Demo Day website, which has helped founders raise $3B+ over the last 3 years

- Work at a Startup, where 1000s of companies have hired from a pool of 1M+ job seekers

- Bookface, a tool for YC founders to support and help each other build their companies

YC software runs kind of like a startup: we have a small engineering team (15 people) full of full-stack software developers (Rails, React, Postgres) who talk to our users, ship fast and iterate often. YC’s great for people who like to move fast and learn quickly. As a member of our team, you’d work with and learn from some pretty experienced people who were early at Facebook, Carta, Salesforce, Twilio and other top companies.

Many of us have also been founders, and seven former employees have gone on to start startups that were funded by YC. If you want to start a startup but don’t have a great idea yet, we welcome you to spend a couple years here to learn, and then launch your own. On the flip side, if you can see yourself writing code indefinitely, we’d love to keep you happy here at YC for a long time. Either one works for us.

Building software at YC isn’t for everyone – YC’s real product is the Batch program and the Group Partners’ advice and help for the life of your startup. Our software team is often in the background, helping scale YC’s ability to help more companies, and in a way that means more 1-1 attention and support for each founder. What keeps me motivated is continuing to scale and improve YC through software, and getting to work with some of the most kind and talented people of my 20+ year career.

If you have questions, I would love to answer them here. (It would help me understand how I can make our role & work more clear!) And if this resonates with you, shoot me an email with what you’d most be excited to work on (job descriptions below) – ryan@ycombinator.com

Y Combinator, Product Engineer on Bookface - https://www.ycombinator.com/careers?ashby_jid=00c6950f-341f-...

Y Combinator, Product Engineer on Work at a Startup - https://www.ycombinator.com/careers?ashby_jid=ef00c8d1-76e7-...

Y Combinator, Product Engineer on Internal Tools - https://www.ycombinator.com/careers?ashby_jid=bbf8f36d-60bf-...