Posted by whoishiring 12 hours ago
Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2026)
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Don't miss this other fine thread: Who wants to be hired? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50338726
Relevant builds a data platform that helps safety-net healthcare providers deliver better care using data from their electronic health records. Our customers are non-profit clinics called Community Health Centers. You can read more about them, us, and the role on our jobs page: https://relevant.healthcare/jobs/
We're a small team (~25 overall). We're bootstrapped (no external capital whatsoever, VC or otherwise) and profitable. We've got a modern tech stack (Rails, Typescript, Go, React, GraphQL, d3) and a healthy approach to both tech debt and work/life balance… and we’re also a very nice group of people that get to work on interesting problems for some of the few unimpeachably good actors in healthcare!
Nivelo is the integrated payments platform that payroll brands use to move money quickly, digitally and securely to guarantee every dollar is delivered on time.
Everyone deserves to be paid reliably - help us make it happen!
Apply at https://nivelo.io/careers
We're preparing a U.S. Department of Education SBIR Phase IA proposal to build an assessment reasoning platform for school speech-language pathologists. It implements TTL-MSM, a fully specified decision framework for one of the hardest calls in school eligibility evaluations: whether a student's communication profile reflects a disorder or a difference. Clinicians code each source of evidence, and a fixed rule combines them. The rules are written; the software isn't. The research lead is at Baylor University.
Prototype Developer ($70–95/hr): build a browser-based web app from a written spec, with privacy designed in from the start so it's ready for FERPA-protected student data later. About 15–20 hrs/week for nine months if funded.
Technical Product Lead ($75–100/hr): the bridge between the clinical spec and the engineering. Scope the prototype, turn the spec into requirements, and keep the build on schedule. About 5–8 hrs/week for nine months if funded.
Pre-award scoping (10–15 hrs for the developer, 5–10 for the lead) is unpaid, and funded work is contingent on award. U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
Apply (structured application, about 30 minutes; replies within five business days):
We're profitable, stable, and growing. No runway anxiety, and we're reinvesting deeply into our AI transformation. We are building our product into an AI first ERP with a headless suite, MCP, unified data layer, and agents built for commerce. AI is at an inflection point for enterprise use cases and the System of Record (SOR) has never been more valuable. We want to build the best all in one AI stack for commerce operations.
We are investing in our internal AI transformation with premium accounts for Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor/Grok. We encourage people to go to AI conferences + use budget to experiment with AI.
We're an intrinsically motivated team that works without ego, is constantly learning, and genuinely cares about our people (5/5 on Glassdoor). We take a lot of pride in our human first culture. AI is cool, but people are cooler.
The roles: We're looking for technically minded builders in all of our roles. You'll own mission-critical parts of the AI product suite end to end, from planning and design through implementation, testing, and shipping. You will be on the front lines of experimenting with new product experiences built with AI. Implementing new tooling + infrastructure to help scale our agents and ensure consistency.
Stack: React + TypeScript, Elixir/Phoenix + GraphQL, PostgreSQL, React Native, LangGraph, Python
Please apply at https://distru.com/careers and mention Hacker News!
Fusionality builds integrated operations technology for fusion devices, spanning real-time diagnostics, control, actuators, data systems, and simulation. Built on decades of operational experience at the Swiss Plasma Center at EPFL, we help fusion teams run their machines more safely, reliably, and efficiently through combined physics, software, hardware, and control expertise.
* Senior Control Systems Engineer
* Computational Scientist / Scientific Machine Learning
* Data/ML engineer, fusion data
Learn more & apply at: https://fusionality.com/careers/
Consumer Physical AI (stealth, robotics) | Mechatronics Engineer, AI Engineer | California / REMOTE (US) | Full-time
Early-stage startup building a robot for the home, on real hardware with ROS 2. You'd be one of the first engineers.
Mechatronics Engineer: actuators, motor control, embedded firmware, fast prototyping on a multi-axis arm.
AI Engineer: perception and calibration on physical hardware, deploying models to on-device compute.
I run the US West Specialist Field Engineering team at CoreWeave. We work hand in hand with the labs pushing the boundaries of AI, on some of the largest GPU Kubernetes clusters in the world. Specialist Field Engineers own the technical side of the customer relationship: architecture, proofs of concept, and the hard debugging nobody else can do. What you learn in the field feeds straight back into the product.
Must live near one of the cities above. This is a hybrid role, and we do not offer relocation.
Must have deep experience in these areas. It's in the title. The work we do goes exceptionally deep, and we need people who are already experts in one of these areas.
* Kubernetes [ https://grnh.se/7j1kydde6us ] You've written a production k8s operator, in go or rust. Bonus: GPU scheduling (device plugins, topology, MIG, RDMA), control plane scaling at thousands of nodes, Slurm, CNCF contributions.
* Security [ https://grnh.se/jxbek1o66us ] You've secured large-scale infrastructure and can trace an identity or isolation problem from the IdP, through the kernel and network, into Kubernetes. Bonus: threat modeling against SOC 2/FedRAMP, confidential computing and attestation, Falco/Tetragon, DPU/GPU/secure boot.
* Storage [ https://grnh.se/137kuvyv6us ] You've built or run a parallel filesystem (VAST, WEKA, Lustre) at scale, and can explain in detail how S3 works under the hood. Bonus: NFS-over-TCP debugging at scale, checkpointing for AI training, CSI drivers, kernel NFS/Lustre/Ceph contributions.
* Compute Infrastructure [ https://grnh.se/q3hmrcf56us ] You've brought up and validated large GPU clusters on GB200/GB300-class hardware, from InfiniBand/RoCE fabric validation thorugh PXE boot and NCCL acceptance. Bonus: firmware/BMC/BIOS, bare metal, Kubernetes, or Slurm.
If you're local and that's you, apply through the links above (they route to me) and mention HN.
We build and run our own brands (race finders, training tools, AI guides, sports media) with a small remote team and a lot of AI agents.
Most of our brands have an identity that is good enough. We want someone with a sharp eye to make them good: logo refinements, lockups, favicons, social and OG images, colour and type rules. It's polish and judgment, not starting from scratch. Our agents do the digging, so you spend your time designing.
Please include identity work that is live somewhere. There's a short assessment, read by a person. https://wetheflywheel.com/en/careers/brand-product-designer/...
Hi, Alex and Jeremy here from UMH.
8 years ago, Jeremy was absolutely frustrated with the status quo of data infrastructure in manufacturing. Companies paid millions per year for "shitty 90s software" and are still doing that today, when there is much better software out there for open-source. So we decided that we can do this better, first founded a System Integrator, realized most of the tasks in setting up and maintaining a data infrastructure can be standardized, and decided to found the currently VC-backed UMH, which is built on open source software and is open source itself.
What we're actually building: We build and scale a real-time data platform that runs hundreds of Benthos pipelines inside a single Docker container (UMH Core), processing millions of industrial messages that control actual production processes.
Plus a local-first user interface (Management Console) where both non-technical factory workers and power-users/developers can work together. And yes, we care about UI in enterprise/industrial software.
https://www.umh.app/careers/product-engineer-f-m-d-70-100k-e...
Sidekick builds AI security software for enterprises. Our sensors observe AI behavior and use in situ. From those observations, our reasoning pipeline produces an application inventory and a risk picture, allowing us to provide real-time intervention and coaching right when it matters.
Compensation: base salary scaled to experience, meaningful early-stage equity, and 100% covered health insurance for you and your immediate family.
We are a highly senior team. Most of us have been founders or on early founding teams, so we operate with high ownership. The PM team is small, and everyone on it has a real, current AI-assisted practice: we design, prototype, and build with AI tools every day.
The role: You'll spend your time with customers and in the product. You'll run discovery with CISOs and IT teams, guide pilots, and turn what you learn into clear direction for engineering. You'll also build: design and prototype with AI tools, make your own tools for research, analysis, and reporting, and open PRs against the product when that's the fastest way to get something done. On a small team, expect to take on whatever the company needs.
What we're looking for:
- 10+ years building B2B software, at least 5 of them as a PM
- Customer discovery and pilots you ran yourself, ideally with enterprise IT or security teams
- Things you built yourself that you can walk us through: prototypes, internal tools, or merged PRs
- Crisp, clear communication, written and spoken, with customers, engineers, and executives
- Security experience is a plus
To apply: Send an email to hiring@sidekicklabs.com with "Senior Technical Product Manager" in the subject. Include a PDF of your resume, links to your LinkedIn and any GitHub or personal site, and a short description of something you built yourself (a prototype, a tool, a PR): what it does and why you built it. Include a link if you can share one.
I'm Paul, VP of Product: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-riegle/
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