Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (May 2026)

  Location: Tunis, Tunisia
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No, still a student
  Technologies: 
      AI: pytorch / sklearn / langchain
      backend: spring boot / FastAPI / Nest
      systems: CUDA / C++
  Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1glAP_E0g_91hsCVqKKV-p4qcSgJpF-F8/view?usp=sharing
  Email: medyassine.kallel@ieee.org

I'm Yassine, a software engineering student at INSAT, Tunisia with hands-on experience building systems that need to be correct, fast, and trustworthy, qualities that matter a great deal in expense automation and compliance.

My background spans AI engineering, full-stack development, and systems design. I’ve shipped production-grade tools under real constraints, including a data science competition platform that handled sustained load for a hackathon we hosted at IEEE INSAT, an AI CLI assistant with 230+ GitHub stars and +800 Docker pulls, and an IoT anomaly detection engine for live solar sensor data for a winning hackathon project. Most recently, I’ve been building a multi-agent clinical reasoning platform at my part-time at a biotech startup alongside my studies.

I'm looking for remote internships or part-time positions in backend or AI.

Location: Orem, Utah Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Technical Writing, Information Development, User Experience/User Interface (UX/UI), Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephan-fassmann/ Email: stephan /dot/ fassmann /at/ gmail /dot/ com

There are 2 kinds of documentation: how to make something and how to use something. They are very different. When you are making something you need to document what it is supposed to do (because the code tells us what it does and bugs are when it does something incorrect). You also need to document why you decided to do it that way so when you go back in 6 months you can pick up more easily. When you are making user docs you need to think like a user, mainly assuming they never used it before, and they just want to get that task done so they can do all the other tasks they have to do. Documentation is customer facing because when docs work, customers learn to trust you.

I create documentation that builds trust and help customers use the product successfully. I reduced tech support calls by 60% and increased support website lists by 40%.

Availability : Immediate

About: Senior UI/UX Designer with 7+ years across AI-driven consumer and enterprise platforms. Shipped an AI POS at RadiusAI now live in 900+ stores and NFL stadiums ($150K+ processed, 7K transactions, ~6s checkouts). Patent holder — EEG-controlled exoskeleton for post-stroke rehab. Integrate AI into design workflows to move faster from problem to validated interaction.

Location: Remote (Asia + worldwide), async-friendly across time zones Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: India and UAE

Technologies: Design: Figma, Illustrator, Photoshop Prototyping: Figma, Figma Make, Framer, After Effects Animation: Lottie, LottieLab, After Effects AI: Claude MCP, Google AI Studio, Figma Make Wireframing & Flows: Figma, FigJam, Miro Handoff: Zeplin, Figma

Skills: design systems, prototyping, journey mapping, usability testing, info architecture, system design, responsive design, user modeling, prompt engineering, AI workflows, generative UX, AI validation, AI strategy

Portfolio: https://suleimanyusuf.framer.website/ Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CoRMzO0nR-eHmgrcZY8RBt-Zesi... Email: suleimanyusufbiomedi720@gmail.com

Location: Remote - PK

Remote: Yes

Technologies: Python, PHP, n8n, LangChain, LLM APIs, FastAPI, DB systems, REST/webhook integrations, and bots.

GitHub: https://github.com/kadnan

Email: kadnan@gmail.com

CV (yes, it's a video — worth 3 minutes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HpDELb-6Q8

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I build systems that replace the spreadsheet-and-Slack-message chaos that quietly costs companies 20+ hours a week.

At a US marketing agency, I own the entire automation layer: lead qualification bots, AI-driven customer support pipelines, and internal reporting that used to need 3 people.

A few things I've shipped:

- An AI support agent that finds out the reason for the overdue tickets.

- Scraping pipeline that tracks 50k+ real estate listings daily without getting blocked.

I don't just write code. I sit with the ops problem first, then build the smallest system that solves it permanently.

Blog (if you want to see how I think): https://blog.adnansiddiqi.me

  Location: Takoma Park, MD, USA
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: All LLMs, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Swift 
  Portfolio: https://www.michaeldouma.com
  Email: m5@inotherwords-studio.com

I help make performant systems easy to use, both the first time and the 1000th. Last year I built Linguabase, a semantic graph of 400K terms and 63M relationships from 130M LLM inferences. I work across the stack, from systems architecture to highly usable design, and I've led cross-functional teams of 9 to 40. Currently an AI Engineer at the U.S. Treasury. Previously ran a word-game studio funded by a $295K NSF SBIR. Earlier work includes SpicyNodes (40M users), ProstateCalculator (neural-net health AI, 1.5M patients), and time.gov. I judge games for IGF, MAGFest, CODiE, and GEE.

I'm good at communicating clearly: my interactive article on multi-word expressions in English trended on Hacker News in February.

Looking for an applied AI role at a smaller company where I can help you strategize, build, and deploy. I'd shine on developer tools, learning platforms, knowledge products, creative AI, thinky games, or anything that needs to be more accessible to users.

  Latest: https://www.linguabase.org, https://www.inotherwords.app
  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeldouma/