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Stealth Startup | Remote (US/CANADA) or Hybrid (Seattle or Los Angeles) | Lead Fullstack Engineer | $160k-190k + equity (US/CA range; adjusted for geography if international) We are a startup in the Wealthtech space looking to hire our 4th engineer. We are looking for a highly experienced fullstack engineer to join our team. This is a great opportunity if you are looking to build something that leverages agentic AI t…
Cash App provides banking services to millions of customers in the US. The Underwriting and Credit ML Engineering team builds the engineering systems and integrates ML solutions that are responsible for all credit decisions where Block advances funds or provides liquidity to consumers through Cash App and Afterpay. We support millions of customers through products like Cash App Borrow and Afterpay Buy Now Pay Later.
I'm looking for an experienced engineer that is able to provide team-wide technical leadership as we scale our products. Specifically, I'm looking for experience in:
* large-scale systems work such as migrations, monolith decompositions, etc.
* working with ML infrastructure such as feature stores, decision systems, etc.
* GenAI tooling and productivity
Thoughtful AI | https://thoughtful.ai | Remote (US preferred) | Multiple Engineer Roles | $140k - $250k Thoughtful AI is a health-tech company building solutions for revenue cycle management (RCM). We're solving immediate problems in healthcare administration by speeding up payment cycles for providers and increasing accuracy in healthcare claim approvals. Something we can brag about a little is that there's so much…
We're a team of ~ 50 reinventing care for older adults through our unified care coordination platform. We recently announced our Series B - https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/sage-secures-35-mil...
We're hiring for roles in product, engineering, design, and data - check out the postings on our careers page: https://www.hellosage.com/company/careers
Delfina [ https://delfina.com ] | Software engineers (data, full stack, backend, devops) | ONSITE (hybrid) | NYC, SF, Seattle, Boston Delfina provides a leading pregnancy care data platform to improve maternal and child health outcomes. Our motivating challenge is the fact that in the United States, healthcare outcomes for pregnancy are significantly worse than in other similarly developed countries. We believe our t…
Please apply here https://exa.ai/careers
•Frontend Engineer
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MTA (think trains and buses) | Full-time | NYC | 3x/week in office We're looking for two frontend software engineers! (Interviews are starting this week, we're very ready.) Our team works on all the (non-ad) screens in the subway, as well as two apps (TrainTime and the MTA app) and our website. We're a team of 20, mostly engineers, a few PMs and a designer. We operate like a startup within the MTA and are responsible…
Out of completely idle curiosity, can you share what some of the LAN/WAN network connections look like for those screens? I've stared at many cables/wires and antennas that have been retrofitted into the ceilings of NYC subway stations, and sometimes it looks like multiple generations of stuff that's been added to incrementally over the past 100 years like a coral reef growing new conduit and cabling. And then there'…
Similar concept to GPS but instead of satellites (which aren't so good when the trains go underground or even when they are above ground but have high building skyline obstructions) the train positions itself based on time-of-flight pings to these beacons with known locations and using multilateration to figure out where the train must be based on the distance information.
Source: Working for a company in San Diego (but travelling to NYC often) I wrote a now surely obsolete version of the positioning code (running in MISRA C on what were basically Raspberry Pi devices installed on the trains) back during the proof of concept phases of this system when it was only the 7 line 5-ish years ago back when Andy Byford was still running things.
Spent a lot of late nights on 7 line trains doing real world tests (exciting when we tested the failsafes and the train had to e-brake!) and had to get trained up to be able to walk the rail lines as we'd often be installing the track-side beacons ourselves during low traffic transit times (which is to say, usually in the middle of the night).
If you watch the video here:
https://www.railwayage.com/news/positioning-the-next-generat...
and go to 1:32 you can very briefly see another thing I wrote there, an app which would take the positioning information in real time and overlay it on to openstreetmaps data.
That app was written in Qt/C++ and wasn't even really part of the system, it was just something I wrote to make it easier to debug any problems with positioning when we could visualize them in a real world context. Generally the only time you'd have positioning errors to debug were due to some of the beacons having incorrect coordinates (I'm sure they've ironed this out a lot since the PoC). The debug app ended up being nice and flashy for the media attending the PoC demos though (more exciting to look at than some text logs) which was a nice side benefit.
Delfina [ https://delfina.com ] | Software engineers (data, full stack, backend, devops) | ONSITE (hybrid) | NYC, SF, Seattle, Boston Delfina provides a leading pregnancy care data platform to improve maternal and child health outcomes. Our motivating challenge is the fact that in the United States, healthcare outcomes for pregnancy are significantly worse than in other similarly developed countries. We believe our t…
We're looking for Software, Infrastructure, Platform, and ML Engineers (Senior-Staff level) in our office in Zurich.
Our team works on AI security (our flagship product is a layer for GenAI threat detection). Our current customers include Dropbox, Twilio and other large F500 companies.
We've created the game Gandalf, which helped us collect 20M+ attacks that we use to train our models.
If you're interested, it's best to reach out to me at mm@lakera.ai + apply at https://lakera.ai/careers!