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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by otteromkram »

msmanek wrote: post #425
adam-tecton wrote: post #366

Tecton | https://tecton.ai/ | Various roles | Remote (Americas), or Hybrid (San Francisco/New York City) | Full-time * About us * At Tecton, we solve the complex data problem in production machine learning. Tecton’s feature platform makes it simple to activate data for smarter models and predictions. Trusted by Coinbase, Stripe, Block and many others, Tecton abstracts away the complex engineering to speed up innovati…

Hi hello, I have applied. Would there be any next steps here?

Step 1: Be qualified. Step 2: Don't ask about your application status in a public forum.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by otteromkram »

rgbr2k wrote: post #491
adam-tecton wrote: post #366

Tecton | https://tecton.ai/ | Various roles | Remote (Americas), or Hybrid (San Francisco/New York City) | Full-time * About us * At Tecton, we solve the complex data problem in production machine learning. Tecton’s feature platform makes it simple to activate data for smarter models and predictions. Trusted by Coinbase, Stripe, Block and many others, Tecton abstracts away the complex engineering to speed up innovati…

Here you mention "Remote (Americas)" but the careers page says "Remote (US)". Which is it?

Remote US

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by WireFraudSpammy »

mi3law wrote: post #317

AO Labs | Building an alternative to backpropagation | https://www.aolabs.ai/ | Berkeley, CA + remote 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 framew…

Uh this looks a bit too egregious of an attempt at misrepresentation, or deception.

This is not research originating from a UC Berkeley graduate, just like Lex Fridman (real name Alexei Alexandrowitsch Fedotow) is not an MIT lecturer, was not a MIT student, but is actually from Drexel U but likes to fraudulently misrepresent himself as an MIT graduate lecturer in his profile descriptions.

This AO Labs guy is not a real lab but a lone foreign guy who applied to a small grant from UC Berkeley, which gave him the one-time small grant that expired a long time ago and they have rejected him for grant renewal. Therefore a reject.

His AO Labs does not have a community of 160+ researchers from Berkeley NYU Google, or you have to wonder how incompetent are the "160" that none of them can even make a functioning simple FAQ web page.

You can also look up his videos, which are long but manage to say nothing of substance. A lot of spoken nonsense that shows his lack of understanding on how animals and organisms actually think.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by zura182 »

JBorrow wrote: post #574

University of Pennsylvania | Full-time | (Senior) Software Developer, Front-end | In-Person | $55-$95k (3 year term) We are an academic department hiring a primarily front-end developer to work on data visualization, analysis, and sharing tools for the Simons Observatory. The Simons Observatory (SO) is a millimeter-wave survey experiment currently being built for observations from the Atacama Desert in Chile, with a…

Do I have to relocate immediately the date I am to start the work?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by theosm88 »

Etherdata.io | Cleveland, OH | REMOTE | Full-time

Senior Software Engineer (Elixir)

Etherdata is looking for a talented senior software engineer with a minimum of 4 years of experience in Elixir. Phoenix, LiveView, TypeScript, and Kubernetes are our main stack, so familiarity with these is also required. Rust is a plus.

We are a small team, currently consisting of only one developer. This position is for someone who will work closely with the team and be responsible for defining various implementation aspects of the system.

We provide business intelligence for the agro-industry, and with a recent rapid growth, many things are changing and/or are still in their early days. So there will be a fair share of architecting and DevOps (mainly Kubernetes) involved.

Get in touch: theo at etherdata dot io

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by arp242 »

robz75 wrote: post #566
facundo_olano wrote: post #559

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I was curious about this position (the fact that you are upfront that you need to do a big refactor), but then the application form was very off-putting. > Tell us about yourself in 3 KPIs, with a brief explanation and examples. (A KPI is a number that evaluate performance in a specific aspect.) > Record and upload an unedited face-cam video (3 to 10 minutes) where you explain a problem you had this week and how you…

Thanks for the feedback. Indeed I don't want to get the wrong expectations & be as clear as possible. It will be a painful cleaning job at first (at least that's how refactoring is viewed by most). And yes we do have a carefully crafted process. Those questions / requests are very meaningful for us.

Recording a video of yourself explaining something is just a non-starter for me. Maybe I'm just old and not part of the Instagram/TikTok generation, but I'd feel very self-conscious. I doubt I'm the only one.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by JBorrow »

zura182 wrote: post #594
JBorrow wrote: post #574

University of Pennsylvania | Full-time | (Senior) Software Developer, Front-end | In-Person | $55-$95k (3 year term) We are an academic department hiring a primarily front-end developer to work on data visualization, analysis, and sharing tools for the Simons Observatory. The Simons Observatory (SO) is a millimeter-wave survey experiment currently being built for observations from the Atacama Desert in Chile, with a…

Do I have to relocate immediately the date I am to start the work?

There would potentially be some flexibility, also in start date. We are generally used to the academic hiring cycle where acceptance of candidates happens 6 months before start dates.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by otteromkram »

CodyCrow wrote: post #420

Volt Labs | Tulsa, OK | Product & Software Engineer | REMOTE | Full-time Volt is a seed-stage startup, and we’re building the first true platform-as-a-service for mobile messaging. Our work is to improve developer experience and lower total cost of ownership by building a fully managed messaging infrastructure stack, so that software teams can focus on building applications that delight users. We’re hiring Product &…

> "In addition, we fly the whole team into Tulsa at the start of each quarter to collaborate and spend time together in person."

Ouch. Why? This has to be an HR initiative, right?

What happens for other parts of the year? No collaboration?

Why do people need to spend time together in person? Don't you interact with others via clubs, memberships, hobbies, etc., outside of work?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2024)

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Post by shankysingh »

esac wrote: post #308

SilverStream | Bay Area / Remote | Founding engineer | Full Time Heroku for AI agents Drop me an email (in the profile)

Heya,

I am also interested but have not been able to find your email ID.

My email is shashank DOT personal@gmail.com and github : https://github.com/shashanksingh

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