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Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2022) on Monday August 01, 2022 @04:31PM (#32311650)
Immuta | ONSITE / REMOTE | https://www.immuta.com | Columbus, OH | College Park, MD | Boston, MA | REMOTE

Immuta is the market leader in cloud data access control, providing data engineering and operations teams one universal platform to control access to analytical data sets in the cloud. Only Immuta can automate access control for any data, on any cloud service, across all compute infrastructure. Data-driven organizations around the world rely on Immuta to speed time to data, safely share more data with more users, and mitigate the risk of data leaks and breaches.

We recently closed $100M in Series E funding as we continue to expand in this rapidly growing product space--data privacy is a bigger issue now than ever before and we need talent to help us fulfill our mission to automate and scale data governance and access control.

To learn more about engineering at Immuta see our newly-launched blog: https://medium.com/immuta-engineering

Some of our open engineering roles:

Full stack engineer (Typescript, node, JS, Angular): https://jobs.lever.co/immuta/05e7ddf9-3811-42e9-a3d5-80297fe...

Senior software engineer (Typescript, node, JS): https://jobs.lever.co/immuta/d11a968a-7ee5-41a3-af80-b14d670...

Senior software engineer, Access patterns: https://jobs.lever.co/immuta/c289dd67-a407-4cf0-80d3-8328485...

Distributed systems engineer (Java, Scala, Spark/Databricks, Trino): https://jobs.lever.co/immuta/bd8561a6-c966-4f26-8792-1a9ba25...

There are more open positions over at our jobs site: https://www.immuta.com/careers

I am one of the engineering managers here at Immuta so I can answer engineering-focused questions you may have at ron.warholic+hn (at) immuta (dot) com

What about NRL down in Pax river?
Re:Show HN: I made a no-bullshit image host on Monday November 25, 2019 @01:15PM (#21631032)
Maybe a 'best value' option would help.
Re:Demonstrating the pantorouter (2010) [video] on Friday January 15, 2016 @02:46PM (#10911610)
The porter cable jig is frustrating to use and requires the workpiece to be held vertically which limits the length of board you can use with it.

The pantorouter is so much faster when cutting m&ts and so much more versatile than any other tool in its' price bracket I think it's an incredible value even at $1000. Heck the only thing that really comes close is the Leigh D4r which runs 600 bucks and doesn't allow nearly the variety of cuts the pantorouter allows.

The best part of the pantorouter is that you can think up a crazy joint (I've cut an 'S' shaped through m&t), cut it out on the bandsaw, do minimal cleanup, and because of the 2:1 reduction it comes out silky smooth on the finished piece.

Re:Homemade synthetic aperture radar on Wednesday October 14, 2015 @02:31PM (#10388438)
This is pretty awesome. I used to write processing software for airborne SAR and often wondered what it would take to just strap some stuff to my car and do it. Unfortunately blasting EM radiation in almost any useful frequency is a pretty big no-no without going out to the middle of nowhere.