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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Lemurian Labs | Compilers, Hardware Simulation, Generalist SW Engineering | Principal, Senior, Mid | Full-Time | Remote-first, Global (some overlap with NA-EST required)

At Lemurian, we're building a hardware accelerator for AI that's dramatically different from most semiconductors humans have built to date. We're re-thinking everything, down to the level of ditching IEEE floating point in favor of our own, improved, format. All that's left to do is draw the rest of the owl. If you're looking for a truly challenging, engaging, and highly rewarding project, you've found it.

To give you a sense of what you might work on, the software teams I manage at Lemurian have three major projects in-flight for the remainder of the year. One is improving our DNN compiler, which ingests and transforms pytorch programs/graphs into our own internal formats. Another is kicking off a dynamic scheduling runtime, which ingests the output of the compiler and dispatches work to various backends. The final project is a functional simulator of the proposed hardware architecture. It serves as an ISA/compile target while we bring up the silicon, as well as a correctness and debugging device for DV & RTL. There are a number of other projects at Lemurian that touch on the topics of Numerical Analysis, Hardware Architecture, ISA design and, of course, Deep Learning.

The team at Lemurian is absolutely phenomenal. There are plenty of 25-year-plus career engineers on the team, both on the hardware and software sides. The majority of the team have come from companies like 3dfx, nVidia, Intel, AMD, Google .. you get the idea. We highly value free-thinkers, lifelong learners, and those that are fearless in the face of the unknown. We have no preconceptions about what education or background makes an ideal candidate; a good number of the team members have PhDs and are steeped in academia, and some are scrappy, self taught hackers. Everyone brings a strong desire to learn, and excel. If you're highly motivated to do challenging work, with the goal of a net-positive impact on humanity, we would love to hear from you.

If you made it this far, and you'd like to get in touch, I can be contacted by email: jesse [at] lemurianlabs com

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I fully agree with your explanation Dan. In general I dislike the "air public grievances about $employer", because it's almost NEVER a level playing field: you can claim $anything, while your employer is usually legally restricted from replying for matters of privacy (which is good, by the way). That said: maybe there should be a process for reporting disingenuous job ads? You removed the Meta one for example, and to…

The one I removed was not a Meta one but presumably someone trying to score referrals ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37741749 ). That was an easy call because it broke the rules at the top, which could hardly be clearer on this point. Removing misleading job ads by companies themselves is a totally different question. You'd need an entire investigation team, or length community discussions, to figure these th…

I get that it's hard, but clearly at some it's crossing a line, or so it seems to me? I don't think you need a dedicated team of advanced sleuths for that.

Anyway, not the biggest thing in the world; and I understand wanting to avoid drama, since you're already a (woke|Nazi|SJW|fascist) mod (or so I've been told...)

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Sigma360 ( http://sigma360.com ) | Senior Software Engineer (Backend) | Golang | 100% REMOTE | Full-Time | $120,000 - $175,000 Sigma360 is a VC-backed startup that builds compliance software for banks, retail, and fintech companies to better manage all kinds of risk. Things we work on include complex search, entity resolution, ML-powered NLP, graph analytics and more. We're using Golang / Postgres / Neo4j / Elasticse…

Canada too or just US?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Sourcetable is hiring two Staff level engineers (Python + React) to build a spreadsheet-based data platform.

We are an 8-person hybrid-remote team. Half the team is SF-bay-area, the other half are remote. Remote applicants must be US-based.

We have an Excel/Sheets competitor coming to market, have raised a seed round, are an experienced team with prior success, plenty of hard engineering problems to solve, as well as some fun AI stuff cooking under the hood that we're not ready to announce.

Culturally, we really like working with experienced people who are ex-founders and/or early stage employees. It just seems to work better that way.

More info here: https://sourcetable.com/jobs

You can also email me (Eoin, founder) at Sourcetable.com

Have a great day!

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Cruise | Full Time | San Francisco or US Remote | See links below for pay ranges Cruise's ridehail team is looking for software engineering talent with backend, frontend, or full stack experience. On the backend we're using Express/Postgres/Redis with Typescript and on the frontend we're using React Native. Come help us build the future of self driving cars! https://getcruise.com/careers/jobs/2537876/ - Staff Softwar…

I want to apply for intern role, whom should i reach out?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Balbix | Many software engineer and DevOps positions | Full Time | San Jose, CA, USA or Gurugram/Bengaluru, India | https://www.balbix.com/ | ONSITE

Balbix automates cybersecurity, reduces IT staff workload, prioritizes patching for the best risk-reduction, and simplifies how companies interact with their dozens of cybersecurity vendors/tools. We provide incredible continuous visibility in a space where very little exists. 7 year old company, but still fast paced and focused on customer success. A fantastic portfolio of companies as customers.

Crunchbase page: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/balbix

We make heavy use of ML, so AI/ML folks are encouraged to apply. Fullstack engineers with bug bounty experience encouraged to apply.

Tech stacks include React/Express/NodeJS with GraphQL, Python/Flask with REST, Docker/K8s, DeltaLake/Spark, many different datasources (RMDBs, NOSQL DBs, time-series DBs, caches, queuing systems, automation frameworks), Terraform, Ansible, a CICD system.

Open reqs in San Jose, CA include: Full Stack Engineer, Senior/Staff/Principal Full Stack Engineer, Data Engineer, Senior/Staff Data Engineer, Senior/Staff ML Ops Engineer, AI/ML Architect, Data Connectors Software Engineer, Vulnerability Analysis Software Engineer, Senior Software Engineer for an OS {Max OS X, Windows, Linux}, QA Senior Software Engineer, DevOps Engineer.

Apply or learn more: https://www.balbix.com/company/careers/

I'm not familiar with work eligibility requirements or if remote/hybrid is available for these open reqs.

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Sirch

A new AI search engine that's democratic.

Some opinions: - Most queries don't require a list of links. Some do. - Most lists of links should be curated by trusted experts. - There should be a way to flip between the results. - A good mission statement for a filing cabinet is "organize the world's information". - The correct mission statement is solve the need. - The only way to do this is democratically. Can't do this alone. - One company in this space is crazy.

josh@sirch.org

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Matanuska Telecom Association | Software Engineer - Systems Engineer | Full-Time | Alaska (UTC-9): REMOTE MTA is an Alaskan ISP serving the southwest area of the state. The software team consists of 7 devs who support a relatively complex business enterprise environment. We're looking to add another Software Engineer and a dedicated Systems Engineer (DevOps) to our team. As the hiring manager I want to be clear about…

Can you talk a little about why you replaced Haskell as your language of choice?

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Eleos Technologies (https://eleostech.com) | Remote Front-End Web Engineer | Permanently Remote (US-based applicants only) | Full time

Eleos Technologies is a growing company building communication software for truck drivers and the back-office workers who support them. We’re looking to scale up a second product engineering team to ship more advanced driver planning tools, automate outdated workflow, and a bunch of other wins to make drivers’ lives easier and more efficient.

We're looking for someone with several years of professional web experience who's looking to learn and flourish at a company that's big enough to survive an economic downturn, but not so big you can't make immediate, direct impact that'll be seen and appreciated by the whole company. (We've also spent the last decade working really hard to make sure our tools, processes, and culture respect everyone's work/life balance. I'm the CTO and I don't text people on my team, and they don't text me, and that's true throughout.)

The stack is Erlang/Elixir with a ClojureScript+React frontend with robust automated test coverage.

If you're interested, please share your info via https://jobs.lever.co/eleostech/629c95b5-2205-4d5e-af25-4ca5... or feel free to reach out to me directly if you have questions (email is in my about/bio).

Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2023)

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Sirch A new AI search engine that's democratic. Some opinions: - Most queries don't require a list of links. Some do. - Most lists of links should be curated by trusted experts. - There should be a way to flip between the results. - A good mission statement for a filing cabinet is "organize the world's information". - The correct mission statement is solve the need. - The only way to do this is democratically. Can't…

What could be the general approach to upholding a one "vote" per human" policy / preventing rank from being gamed?
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