We are a fast-growing AI startup with the goal of revolutionizing the manufacturing industry. We recently achieved a series A led by Index Ventures. Our software products are used by Fortune 500 companies and industry leaders across Europe and the US, such as Siemens, Lindt and Roche.
We're after a Senior DevOps/Cloud/Infrastructure Engineer to take ownership of our software infrastructure and deployments. This position is ideal for a mid-career professional who is enthusiastic about complex software products, eager to grow their impact, and driven to build leadership skills in the trenches.
(Please note: We typically don't sponsor visas except in exceptional circumstances)
My take: We're a small but high performing team, complete with ex-FAANGers and ETH PHDs. You'll be helping me build out Platform Engineering with K8s as a greenfield project, along with supporting the companies current deployments. There's the typical fast startup pace but our founders take WLB/employee health very seriously.
We are a fast-growing AI startup with the goal of revolutionizing the manufacturing industry. We recently achieved a series A led by Index Ventures. Our software products are used by Fortune 500 companies and industry leaders across Europe and the US, such as Siemens, Lindt and Roche.
We're after a Senior DevOps/Cloud/Infrastructure Engineer to take ownership of our software infrastructure and deployments. This position is ideal for a mid-career professional who is enthusiastic about complex software products, eager to grow their impact, and driven to build leadership skills in the trenches.
I wanted to, I really did. I tried replacing the UI with an OpenGL UI of my own but I could never get smooth enough mouse drawing so I put that aside. Sorry macOS users :-(
His posts show up occasionally on HN. I find his cynical/humorous style great for seeing things from a different point of view - It's a breath of fresh air.
Mildly off-topic: I love ESPHome, and have used it for a couple of IoT-based temperature sensors around the house, but the thing that always makes me fail the WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor) is getting all the mess of ESP32s, sensors and wires all in a nicely tucked away container. What are y'all using to hide away the electronic components?
For things that need to be stand-alone I'd first check if there's an existing off-the-shelf option first which generally would be more cost-effective to buy and look better than anything I could make myself.
For temp sensors specifically I generally just go with whatever off-the-shelf stuff is supported by this firmware: https://github.com/pvvx/ATC_MiThermometer - as a bonus they can run on battery for a year or more.
I can recommend Tupperware containers. Come in all shapes and sizes and really cheap. If you get one with a glass bowl or transparent plastic you can even look inside without components getting dirty. When mounting to a wall screw your boards onto the inside of the lid and then the lid onto the wall. With this you can access it easily by removing the container from the lid. Only downside is that they can look ugly when in plain sight.
I 3D print enclosures for my projects. Usually I find an already designed one on Thingiverse that fits close enough. If you're using common components you're likely to find an exact match.
As a Gen Zer myself, parts of this rubbed me the wrong way in the sense that it feels like many gen X/boomers are applying the mindset that got them their success in their early life is still relevant today.
We've become jaded growing up in a world that is increasingly difficult to live in - in my home country we have massive cost of living increases, ever-nascent climate change, housing shortages and income inequality, aging population combined with policy changes that make life better for the boomer generation.
Many of my peers have given up hope that they will ever be able to buy their own home. We're stressed, lonely, and are a generation of test subjects to big-tech's addiction machines.
Working in tech has it's benefits and I am lucky to not be faced with many of these issues personally, but I know plenty of people my age and younger that have gone past the stage of "terrified for the world their kids will grow up in" and into a numb subsistence.
We are a fast-growing AI startup with the goal of revolutionizing the manufacturing industry. We recently achieved a series A led by Index Ventures. Our software products are used by Fortune 500 companies and industry leaders across Europe and the US, such as Siemens, Lindt and Roche.
We're after a Senior DevOps/Cloud/Infrastructure Engineer to take ownership of our software infrastructure and deployments. This position is ideal for a mid-career professional who is enthusiastic about complex software products, eager to grow their impact, and driven to build leadership skills in the trenches.
https://ethonai.recruitee.com/o/senior-devsecops-engineer
Buzzwords: AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, Postgres, Python, Timescale, CI/CD
(Please note: We typically don't sponsor visas except in exceptional circumstances)
My take: We're a small but high performing team, complete with ex-FAANGers and ETH PHDs. You'll be helping me build out Platform Engineering with K8s as a greenfield project, along with supporting the companies current deployments. There's the typical fast startup pace but our founders take WLB/employee health very seriously.