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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2025)

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New Hedge fund | Full Stack Engineer | On-site (NYC)

We are a new discretionary, tech industry focused hedge fund, founded by a portfolio manager with 15+ years of experience at a Tiger Cub. I lead the data/technology team here and previously spent ~6 years in a similar role at a well known Tiger Cub and briefly running a data startup.

We are hiring for: - Fullstack engineer for our internal research management web application

Our tech stack: * Frontend: Typescript, Vue3 * Backend: Cloudflare, Supabase/Postgresql, Typescript *

On the data side: AWS, Cloudflare, Snowflake, Clickhouse, Dagster

Obviously, we are not the only ones trying to figure out how to use AI in investing but in a world where there are lots of people trying to build picks & shovels, this is an opportunity to be one of the goldminers at a greenfield, new firm. This role makes sense for people who are interested in finance/investing (although you do not necessarily have to have experience in the industry).

We're in full-time in office in NYC, so that's a requirement for FTE.

We work very hard, hours are long, and people are very dedicated to the mission. It is not for everyone, but for those interested in competing in financial markets, love startup atmosphere without near-term existential risk, and want to work with super smart colleagues (both technical and investors!), this could be a great fit.

I write about hedge fund data teams frequently here, if you are just interested in learning about the space: https://magis.substack.com/

Target salary 180-250K, depending on experience + Bonus/Carry (hedge fund equity equivalent)

Contact: I am at: ai (at) nx1 (dot) com (I'm Alex, ai are my initials... you are not being sent to an ai :] )

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What we're looking for: - 4-8 YoE in Typescript (we use Vue) + Python experience - Ability to be in-office in NYC - Bonus: SQL (ie. you know Window Functions), AWS (ie. you'd know how to configure an IAM role)

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2025)

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post #361

New Hedge fund | Full Stack Engineer | On-site (NYC) We are a new discretionary, tech industry focused hedge fund, founded by a portfolio manager with 15+ years of experience at a Tiger Cub. I lead the data/technology team here and previously spent ~6 years in a similar role at a well known Tiger Cub and briefly running a data startup. We are hiring for: - Fullstack engineer for our internal research management web a…

Not sure what the email is - you're missing the user part?

AFAIK, emails can't start with @

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2025)

#363
Authorium | VP of Engineering | https://authorium.com | SF Bay Area Hybrid (USA Only)

Authorium is the administrative workflow platform designed for government. We're removing the toil of how government runs with a modular no code platform. We work with some of the largest agencies including State of CA, NYC, LA, FL.

If you're passionate about technology, AI, solving complex challenges, and believe in a more responsive and efficient government, send me (Jay) a message engineering-ext@authorium.com (I'm the CEO and former CIO for the Mayor of SF)

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2025)

#365
post #361

New Hedge fund | Full Stack Engineer | On-site (NYC) We are a new discretionary, tech industry focused hedge fund, founded by a portfolio manager with 15+ years of experience at a Tiger Cub. I lead the data/technology team here and previously spent ~6 years in a similar role at a well known Tiger Cub and briefly running a data startup. We are hiring for: - Fullstack engineer for our internal research management web a…

Not sure what the email is - you're missing the user part? AFAIK, emails can't start with @

If you can’t work out the email, you won’t get past the interview, sorry.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2025)

#367
Careforce AI | Senior Fullstack Engineer | REMOTE (US) | Full-time Healthcare administration is stuck in the era of the fax machine—manual, frustrating, and incredibly slow. At Careforce AI, we are building autonomous AI agents that eliminate this administrative burden, freeing medical teams to actually care for patients. Our AI finds, calls, and schedules patients, breaking the interoperability barriers that have plagued healthcare for 40 years. We're a well-funded, YC-backed company with massive customer demand. We're looking for a Senior Fullstack Engineer to be a foundational member of our small, ambitious team. You'll have significant ownership and work across the stack (Python, FastAPI, React, Supabase) to build and scale the core of our AI agent platform. This is a role for a builder who wants to solve hard problems and see their work have a massive, real-world impact. What we're looking for: Experience in an early-stage startup (pre-seed to Series A). 5+ years of full-stack experience (Python/React preferred, but we're flexible). Familiarity with LLMs and interest in building agents Stack: (Python/FastAPI, React, Supabase, GCP) Excellent generalist problem solver If you’re excited about building technology that solves a meaningful problem, apply here (https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/careforce-prev-helpcar...) with your background and why you're interested in what we're building.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2025)

#369

Black Hills Information Security | Senior DevOps Engineer | REMOTE Role focuses on developing and maintaining automation for penetration testing service infrastructure (C2, remote access, phishing, etc.).

There isn't an apply link or a way to contact y'all.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2025)

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Phrasing.app | Co-founder | EUROPE REMOTE Phrasing is a bootstrapped company dedicated to building the most effective and efficient way to learn a language. I’m a polyglot myself and have always struggled for a few main reasons: 1. Apps only ever focus on taking you from 0-1, never from 1-100. 2. If you have any experience in the language, it’s really hard to pick it up after a few years. 3. Language learning apps ar…

Hunh. It feels weird to say "Language learning apps are always ugly, clunky" and "Apps only ever support the major languages, leaving minority languages in the dust" when those are a few things that Duolingo actually does fairly well. Don't get me wrong, Duolingo has a LOT of flaws and I'm excited to hear you're building an alternative to it, just the pitch feels like it's based on a time when Rosetta was the name to…

That’s a fair point. It was originally “Those that work are always…” but I lost that preface in some refactoring.

I think it’s quite obvious though why Duolingo doesnt disprove any of my points. There was and is still no pleasant, multilingual, effective language learning app on the market. For the most part, you can choose one of those (and no, I do not consider Duolingo “multilingual” in the sense most polyglots need :) )

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