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REMATIQ | Founding Engineer Product (Typescript, React) | In-Person (Berlin) | Full-time |
https://rematiq.com/We are REMATIQ, an autoamtion platform for regulatory compliance in Life Science (Medtech & Pharma). We're hiring our second founding engineer on the product side to join us in our mission to enable more medical innovation.
If you are looking for a very entrepreneurial role, with above-market real equity, and broad ownership, drop me an e-mail at [email protected]
in-person only!
Cleary.ai | Berlin, Germany (on-site) | Full-time | Founding Engineer
We’re hiring our 2nd & 3rd founding engineer. We are looking for Fullstack JS & Backend/ML Python Engineers (on-site in Berlin) and offer real equity far above market standards.
You need to be excited about our vision to use AI to make regulatory approval for medical innovation 10x easier. We accelerate the process of bringing crucial treatments to the patients who need them the most.
You can find some more info under https://cleary.ai/join-cleary
If this is interesting to you or someone you know, I'd love to hear from you!!
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/florian-scherer-26769884/ E-Mail: [email protected]
Cleary.ai | Berlin, Germany (on-site) | Full-time | Founding Engineer
We’re hiring our founding engineers. We are looking for Fullstack JS & Backend/ML Python Engineers (on-site in Berlin) and offer real equity far above market standards.
You need to be excited about our vision to use AI to make regulatory approval for medical innovation 10x easier. We accelerate the process of bringing crucial treatments to the patients who need them the most.
You can find some more info under https://cleary.ai
If this is interesting to you or someone you know, I'd love to hear from you!!
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/florian-scherer-26769884/ E-Mail: [email protected]
Cleary.ai | Berlin, Germany | Full-time | Founding Engineer
We’re hiring our 2 founding engineers. We are looking for Fullstack JS & Backend/ML Python Engineers (on-site in Berlin) and offer real equity far above market standards.
You need to be excited about our vision to use AI to make regulatory approval for medical innovation 10x easier. We accelerate the process of bringing crucial treatments to the patients who need them the most.
You can find some more info under http://bit.ly/join-cleary
If this is interesting to you or someone you know, I'd love to hear from you!!
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/florian-scherer-26769884/ E-Mail: [email protected]
Cleary.ai | Berlin, Germany | Full-time | Founding Engineer
We’re hiring our 2 founding engineers. We are looking for Fullstack JS & Backend/ML Python Engineers (on-site in Berlin) and offer real equity far above market standards.
You need to be excited about our vision to use AI to make regulatory approval for medical innovation 10x easier. We accelerate the process of bringing crucial treatments to the patients who need them the most.
If this is interesting to you or you know someone, reach out to me directly!
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/florian-scherer-26769884/
E-Mail: [email protected]
why is it actually that SQL "re-emerged" as the transformation layer? I thought that it first shifted from SQL to Query Builders inside talend, matillion etc. Why now SQL again?
Same here, I read it at least once a year.
Building Radar | Software Engineer | Munich, Germany | ONSITE
Building Radar is a fast growing, well-funded, Munich-based start-up where we work at the intersection of Data Mining and Machine Learning
to provide world's construction information in real-time to our customers.
We are currently looking to expand our team with the following roles:
- Backend Engineer, ideally with DevOps experience, to work on our Data Pipeline (Python, Docker/Kubernetes, Cassandra, Elasticsearch, Redis)
- Front End Engineer or Full Stack Engineer to work on our Product (Angular, Pyramid, Elasticsearch, Postgres)
See more information: https://buildingradar.com/about-us/careers/
or email me directly (see profile)
Regularly refactoring old code. Really helps to think more about abstractions & code design.
Does he think that the advice which YC gives, usually to software companies, (ship fast and iterate, make something people want, only talk to users and build the product) can also be applied to cars and space?
Would have wished for more concrete arguments. For example saying the startups there live in the past but not explaining the sentiment or giving examples really does not help me understand the situation in Berlin.
tagging duplicates, I assume
I would have found it much more appropriate to first offer condolences before stating numbers about how good their system is performing
the beginning is slow but then it picks up pace, I liked it and they present the topic in a way that is easily understandable
could anyone elaborate why exactly the referendum was mostly a vote on migration? I myself think that view (which is the basis of the article) is too limited
peace, one big market, free movement of people did provide some value.
yes, we already have the far right in france and the netherlands calling for their own referendum, the EU can't risk losing these countries and others as well, so they are willing to go to great lengths to not give these countries more reasons to leave
using containers to easily deploy machine learning experiments - thats at least how we use it
8 vs 12 is a really big difference - especially with state of the art deep learning architectures. The problem isn't the size of the dataset but of the model. Large Convolutional Neural Networks often need the whole 12 GB VRAM of a Titan card for themselves and distributing over multiple cards/machines adds a lot of complexity.
Probably yes but I feel that general education is, especially in this community, a little undervalued. Democracy fundamentally depends on its population being educated and in more ways than just STEM. Better socioeconomic decisions are made if more voters are educated in areas other than programming (figuratively) and this is only achievable if this type of education is a viable path for young people, for example through tuition-free universities
Berlin also sees housing prices surge drastically, so the problem exists there as well
I think colleges should educate people and not only train them for a job. This is only really viable with free education and much harder to do with the alternatives which are discussed right now.
Adoption could be slower than we think, but I don't think regulatory issues will be that big, the whole logistics industry will push it and many more. I also think that possible profits are the stronger incentive than preserving human labor
I feel like the bet with uber is more a future reduction in cost by autonomously driven cars which will also increase the market size
really? I found the rule for petals around the rose surprisingly simple (not to find it but once you know it)
I laughed out loud when I read that, really loud
the big bet is that it could become the next mainstream computing platform
can anybody tell me if this can calculate the gradients of a conditional graph? (something that is not implemented in theano which gives me a huge headache right now)
thanks, I've sent you an email