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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 for all customer-facing digital endpoints.
See one of our products here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mta-traintime/id1104885987 as well as some new screen designs here: https://www.reddit.com/r/nycrail/comments/1h2rqr6/new_countd...
Job description and application details: https://www.mta.info/document/163661
And then there's the cellular carrier stuff that's been put into many stations, which generally is easy to pick out because it's relatively new/clean and has distinctive antenna types.
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.
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We are looking for candidates that are excited to join us on a mission to raise the standard of trust online. All of our roles are fully-remote, except where specific locations are noted.
Remote Open Roles at DuckDuckGo:
Senior Android Engineer - $178,500 USD + equity — https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/duck-duck-go/57eea673-2519-4afc-a9a...
Senior Software Engineer, Windows Desktop App - $178,500 USD + equity — https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/duck-duck-go/47e569c6-f995-4955-a89...
Senior Business Operations Manager - $178,500 USD + equity — https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/duck-duck-go/e458e9dd-2dc4-4e19-a0a...
Senior Brand Manager, Ad Production - $178,500 USD + equity — https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/duck-duck-go/87654e4d-2d1e-4a2d-a36...
https://duckduckgo.com/careers
I've built very sophisticated C# applications that simplify complex lighting algorithms to allow users to simply control the light timing in an automated fruit sorting machine. Unfortunately as these applications were used by business customers it seems I don't tick that "consumer facing" box despite over a decade of experience building C# UIs.
Normally I wouldn't care, but it sticks in my memory and has soured me on applying again, because I don't know how I could get any closer to what they're asking for without literally working the job they have posted. It makes me think perhaps the posting is not accurate or complete in some way.
I was hired for a similar role with a better salary within a few months, so I don't think it was something fundamentally wrong with my application or resume. Though, granted, the market was different then. Maybe I somehow totally biffed the three or four questions they asked.
Klara Inc (klarasystems.com) provides development & solutions focused on open source software and the community-driven development of OpenZFS and FreeBSD. We develop new features, investigate/fix bugs, and support the community of these important open source infrastructure projects. Some of our recent work includes major ZFS features such as Linux Containers support (OpenZFS 2.2: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/12263), and Fast Deduplication (OpenZFS 2.3: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/discussions/15896).
We successfully hired from HN in the last round and are looking for more OpenZFS Developers (3+ years of experience) to join our team!
- Strong skills with Kernel C programming and data structures
- Experience with file systems, VFS, and related operating system concepts (threading, synchronization primitives/locking)
- Awareness of ZFS (MOS, DMU, ZPL, pooled storage, datasets, vdevs, boot environments, etc) concepts.
You can submit an application on our website: https://klarasystems.com/careers/openzfs-developer/
If you'd rather talk to us via e-mail, just drop us a line at joinus@klarasystems.com.
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 technology-enabled solutions will help doctors better scale to better use data and in the end, deliver better care to their patients. We are looking for people who believe in our mission to join our team!
We are looking for both junior and mid level software engineers. And we’re open to backend, frontend, or fullstack positions. It will help if you experience in one or more of:
- React, Python (FastAPI) - PostreSQL, GraphQL - GCP, GitHub Actions - Beam, Spark, dbt, BigQuery
Experience in healthtech, pregnancy care, machine learning, and design are all valuable as well!
See all four postings here, which include some details on comp & benefits:
https://www.delfina.com/careers
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Description copied from the Firmware Developer role, have a look at the careers page for many more details!
We’re Trezor (https://trezor.io/), a leading company in crypto security, that has pioneered the hardware wallet industry. As a Firmware Developer, you’ll help us develop firmware that runs on thousands of Trezor devices all over the world. Basically, our products put people at ease knowing their digital assets are safe. Your job here will consist of providing new features, fixing bugs, and solving difficult technical problems. Along the way, you'll gain valuable insights into the practical application of cryptography.
We picture you as a skilled developer who has a background in Python programming and has completed at least some side projects in Rust. A solid understanding of C will also be necessary.
Together, we will bring new hardware wallets to life, including a flagship Trezor product with Bluetooth connectivity. Sounds exciting, right?
Keyword: Bitcoin
PS: You can apply directly using the Satoshi Labs careers page or email me at ioan.bizau@satoshilabs.com and I will make sure to forward your application to the relevant people in our HR department.
PROFITABLE, SUSTAINABLE SMALL TEAM, MAKING SOMETHING PEOPLE WANT.
We are a group of friendly, smart, low-drama people, seeking the same to help us make writing tools authors dream about.
Our users have published hundreds of books using Sudowrite, and we're committed to building a sustainable company, not chasing unrealistic growth targets set by VCs.
We're on year two of profitability, and not planning to raise again. This will be the second year we've paid out a profit-sharing bonus.
- Sudowrite is the best AI for authors. We help the next generation of storytellers tell better stories.
- We believe the future of writing is AI & human collaboration.
- We've been featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker, and everywhere else we care about.
- We're 100% remote. We meet in person a few times of year in places like LA, Portland, and Hawaii.
- We work with a coach and value self-awareness and growth.
- We encourage diverse candidates within 2 hours of USA timezones to apply.
We are hiring an AI Engineer who loves literature. Details here: https://r.people.capital/sudowrite-ai
Brilliant is building world-class interactive learning experiences that combine challenging problems, compelling narratives, and delightful visual storytelling.
We're hiring for a number of engineering roles to help craft the next generation of interactive learning and change how the world learns.
Engineers at Brilliant think about both "building the right thing" AND "building the thing right" while pursuing high standards of excellence for ourselves, our product, and our codebase.
If you're energized by the prospect of doing the best work of your career and changing how the world learns alongside the most talented peers you've ever worked with, you can learn more and apply here: https://brilliant.org/careers.
The Web site has a lengthy discussion of its "First and Best offers" for salary and bennies (ok), and mentions that there's no bonuses (ok), but I can find no mention of stock/ISOs/RSUs/etc.
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Figma makes the tools that modern companies use to design apps. And because of that highly sensitive data, security is extremely important to get right. (If the next iPhone were designed using Figma and a breach leaked it... yeah, you get the point.)
Anyway, I am on the security team over here at Figma and reminding the excellent HN folks that we're hiring. I'm primarily working on AI and Snowflake Security currently, but I've hopped around over the past year. You likely will too!
We are a bit of a weird hybrid hiring-wise though. We need engineers with a security background than can _also_ write production-grade software.
(If you are a regular SWE then please check out Figma Careers page for a better role to apply for. There are many open roles, though keep in mind that Figma tends to only hire at the "Senior" bar and up. Not very many junior folks here.)
This is the link for my team if you're interested! Feel free to ping me at my email on my profile if you have questions. Cheers!
https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/figma/jobs/4214880004?gh_ji...
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