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Here are the open roles I’ve found this week. Here’s the complete list of roles that I believe you could build an amazing career with; and an incredible list of resources that could help you to level up your knowledge as a Software Engineer

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• Client Insights Specialist at Apple (Location: Cupertino, California; Salary range: $143,100 to $264,200). Chat with Alisha Kapur for this one

• OpenAI is looking for people in all fronts, but my favorite positions are these ones: Software Engineer, Infrastructure, Software Engineer, Full Stack and Software Engineer, Backend. The salary range for these positions comes from $255,000-$405,000 / yr and all are based in San Francisco, California

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It’s my favorite time of the week: the time when I can share a ton of open positions with you. This week is not the exception. Keep reading.

Open roles of the week

• Senior Data Engineer at Rivian (Location: Irvine, California; Salary range: $137,000-$172,000 per year). Chat with Arman Ghoreshi

• Want to work in Google Maps? Check out these open roles shared by Melody Olson

• An interesting list of SaaS companies hiring right now, shared by

• Jesse Zhang (Co-Founder / CEO at Decagon) is hiring Engineers in New York. Feel free to let a comment here, or apply directly

• Senior Data Engineer, Data & ML at Oura (Location: Helsinki, Finland)

• (GP at ) shared a very interested position in a company called Tennr. Check it out here

• Elena Sokolova from Amazon is hiring a Deep Learning Scientist (Location: London/Cambridge, UK; Salary range: Not disclosed)

• The Apple Ads Platform engineering team is looking for new people. Chat with Gary Vernik for this one

• Capital One is hiring a Lead Data Engineer. Chat with Daniel H for this one

• and Render (one of my favorite companies out there) is hiring in all fronts. Chat with Anurag Goel or let a comment in this LinkedIn post

Interesting reads for the week

• DuckLake is out

• What Founders Should Know About Immigration and Visas, by

• You don’t need a $10,000 bootcamp to learn Data Analytics. According to ); you could use these resources to revamp your Data Analytics skills

• and this post from made think a lot this week:

Happy job hacking.

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Hey crew.

This week, I have found more opportunities for you to earn more money on the side.

Let's share them here:

• Computer Science Intelligence Analyst at Mercor

• Investment Services Intelligence Analyst at Mercor

• Investment Services Analyst at Mercor

More open roles

Now, for more traditional roles, these are the ones I've found this week:

• Data Engineer at MotherDuck: Important: for this role you must be located in one of the three tech hubs for MotherDuck: Seattle, New York or San Francisco. The salary range for this position is from $150,000 to $200,000 per year. If you are more interested on it, chat with Mike Spaulding

• Data Engineer II, Amazon Last Mile at Amazon (Location: Seattle, WA, Salary range: $118,900/year to $205,600/year). Chat with Ganesan Murugaiah

• Open Source Engineer at Resend (Location: Remote, Salary range: not disclosed). Chat with Zeno Rocha

• Business Intelligence and Data Analytics Manager at ClickHouse (Location: United States, Salary range: $115,000 - $200,000 USD depending of the location in the US)

Microsoft layoffs

For those who have been laid off by Microsoft, sorry to hear all that. I've heard a lot of stories from very loyal people to the company with more than 10, 15 years in the company; and they have been part of this group as well.

The best tip I could find about this situation? This LinkedIn post from Jerry Lee 💡 and his mentor at Google

The best job security is knowing you can get another job.

Take the advice of that post and apply it to your situation ASAP.

Career tip: Learn Go

Final tip: According to saed ‎(Security Engineer at Google), you should learn Go.

See ya next week.

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The Mercor team perhaps could have something for you, and the requirements are pretty straighforward:

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Here are the 7 Data focused open roles I think it could be very good for your career.

Let's start.

1️⃣ Staff Data Infrastructure / Platform Engineer - Lakehouse, Apple Data Platform at Apple. Interested? Chat with Moses Pawar

2️⃣ Senior Machine Learning Engineer- Machine Learning Platform at Visa . Chat with Sarah Laszlo, PhD

3️⃣ Kestra is hiring in many fronts. They have an open application now

4️⃣ Senior Data Engineer at R1

5️⃣ Data Warehouse Engineer at Zapier

6️⃣ Sr. Manager or Director of Product Management, Responsible AI & Tech at Salesforce Chat with Leah Koshiyama and Sara Tangdall for this one

7️⃣ Staff Data Engineer at Fastly. Chat with Rick L.

Enjoy and keep raising the bar.

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Hi Geek.

There are a lot of changes I've made in the last few months that I needed to inform you first hand.

First, I started a new company called Double O Enterprises, a federal contracting business based in Houston, Texas in order to work directly with the US federal government.

Our CAGE is 09D43.

It hasn't been easy, but the reward must be incredible. We ( I said we because I co-founded the company with my wife) have been very busy calling new prospects, preparing our capabilities statements, forming new alliances with big and small companies, and now we are more than ready for new challenges.

Why I'm telling you all this? It's simple: in this journey building a company from scratch, I have developed an incredible respect for US based manufacturing companies.

From my perspective, they are a key part of the US economy backbone, and I wanted to help these companies to grow faster.

So, I built a new resource called The Definitive Make US Manufacturing Great Again Resources List

This is is an amazing list for people looking for a new role in Manufacturing, and this is new direction I wanted to take with this newsletter.

If you are looking a new role in Manufacturing, this is will be your place to do it, especially Software Engineering jobs; but I want to expand the horizons, in order to build a "bridge" between US manufacturing companies looking for new people, and new people looking for a new role in Manufacturing.

If that person is you, I invite you to stay in the newsletter; and if this not suitable for you, that's OK as well.

Let's grow together, and as always let's share some open roles here.

• Robotics Software Engineer at Machina Labs

• Senior Software Engineer - Infrastructure at Astranis

• Software Engineer, Data - Top Secret Clearance at Space X

• Flight Dynamics Engineer at AstroForge

• Foam CAD Programmer at Pelican Products

• Founding Engineer at Bucket Robotics

BTW: If you are a CEO in this industry, and you are considering to hire remote Software Engineers, let's chat because I can connect you with an amazing company that could provide an amazing pool of top-notch candidates. Send me a DM on X (@marcosluis2186) and I will take from there.

And if you are based in LATAM, and you are looking for a new Software Engineering remote role in 2025, let your information below

Apply here

That's it for now.

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Hi Data Geek.

Today, I want to share 15+ new roles that could be perfect for you this week:

• Senior Software Engineer at Blumen (San Francisco, California)

• Staff Software Engineer (Backend) at Ario (Palo Alto, California)

• Senior Data Engineer at OneSignal (Remote in the US)

• Senior Data Scientist at Jedify (Tel Aviv, Israel)

• Founding Software Engineer at Moonshoot AI (New York, New York)

• Lead Software Engineer at Cloudchef (Palo Alto, California )

• Lead Software Engineer at M7 Health (New York, New York)

• Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer at Gringer (Remote - SF or NY)

• G2i Inc is hiring 200+ Software Engineers for AI Training Data

• Stef Montgomery is hiring a Data Scientist for DoorDash

• and finally Dustin Schimek shared a ton of open roles this week (as always)

Good luck on your application

Quote of the week

Remote work increases diversity.
Diverse teams make better decisions, produce better results, attract better talent, have more cash flow, and generally just do better on all the stuff shareholders care about.
Eliminating remote work has a negative impact on diversity.

Bonnie Dilber (Recruiting Leader at Zapier and the voice behind Landed)

Interesting resources of the week

• A new Era of Writing Code, by

• Creating value from GenAI in the enterprise (w/ Nisha Paliwal), by

• Software engineers training software engineers, by

• Top Software Engineering Newsletters in 2024, by

• 🍔🧠 7 Database Types Explained in 1 Email, by

• DeepLearning.AI Data Engineering Professional Certificate, by

• Copilot Learning Hub: Copilot for Azure Data Science and Data Engineering, by Dona Sarkar and Josh Ndemenge

• Data Engineering Weekly # 190, by

• World’s first AI Data Engineer -- RADEN, by Sanjay Agrawal (CEO and co-founder of Revefi) and from The Ravit Show

Marcos out

Hi Data Geek.

Today, I want to give you a quick tip how to find roles in your area using a well known tool for it: Google.

A simple query like this could send you a ton of open roles in your specific area. Let’s show this with an example.

The search query will be like this “data engineering jobs near San Diego” and the results are:

I wanted to make sure if the positions were still open, so I clicked in a bunch of them.

The most interesting thing is that you can filter these jobs search results as well:

So, you can see the recency of the job, and even the job type (Full Time, Part Time, Intership and Contract).

Even you can follow the results, and you will get an alert of those searches in your email.

That’s it. In today’s search for San Diego, I found 84 job listings posted in the last 3 days. This could be a great way to find new roles in your area every single day, if you are on an active search.

Good luck on your application

Quote of the week

The real winner of the AI race is NVIDIA. Everyone else is losing money

Peter Thiel at All-In Summit 2024

Interesting resources of the week

• Bonnie Dilber has an incredible job board

• The Pragmatic Engineer: Three Years, by

• Announcing: The Analytics Development Lifecycle (ADLC), by

• Unlearning Leetcode, by

• Top 10 Tips to Optimize SQL Queries, by

• 9 signs it's time to leave a toxic workplace, by Jean Kang

• Dave's Path to Amazon — And He Makes Fun of the Midwest, by

• What I Read This Week…, by

• The Plummeting Cost of Intelligence, by

• Behind the Scenes of SQL: Understanding SQL Query Execution, by

• 7 Must-Know Lessons To Be A Better Engineer From Top Industry Leaders, by

• How to use product data to drive user engagement and retention - Issue 221, by

• How Netflix Warms Petabytes of Cache Data, by

• Vertical Integrators series by are amazing: Part I, II, III and IV

Marcos out

Hi Data Geek.

Here are the roles for this week:

• Machine Learning Research Engineer at Electric Plant

• Data Engineer - Remote at InvestEdge

• Staff Backend Engineer - Hybrid SF or NY at HarmonicAI

• Business Analyst at Thrive Freeze Dry

• Staff Data Engineer (Remote) at Pachama

• Data Scientist at Whatnot

• Staff Software Engineer, Data Platform at Lark

• Senior Data Platform Architect at Aristocrat

Good luck on your application

Quote of the week

Interesting resources of the week

• Data Engineering Weekly # 188 by

• Developer productivity on GitHub Copilot, by

• Embrace Being A Beginner: The Importance of Building a Strong Technical Foundation, by

• How Shopify Manages its Petabyte Scale MySQL Database, by from the

• Become the engineer everyone wants to work with, by and

• A 3-step framework to never get down-leveled in your behavioral interviews again, by &

• next play recruiting 9/10, by

• Jobseeking is Hard # 97, by Adam Karpiak

• Doing support makes you a better engineer, by

• Publish and enrich real-time financial data feeds using Amazon MSK and Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink, by Rana Dutt, Amar Surjit, and Diego Soares

Marcos out

Hi Data Geek.

Here are the roles for this week:

• Senior Data Engineer at OneSignal

• Staff Software Engineer, Big Data Query Platform at Pinterest:

• Senior Datastores Engineer, Platform Infrastructure (Customer Identity) at Okta

• Backend Engineer, Optimized Checkout & Link Data Engineering at Stripe

• Software Engineer - Data Platform at X

• Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Procore

• Backend Engineer at TigerEye

• Monte Carlo is hiring for 5 open roles. Chat with Janna Biagio

• Senior or Staff Software Engineer - Backend/Python (USA Only - 100% Remote) at Close

Moving back to Substack

BTW, I’m moving back this newletter to Substack.

Why? Two things

• Nothing wrong with beehiiv: it’s an amazing platform with incredible features, but right now, I was paying for a lot of things I don’t truly use (or I don’t know how to use, that’s a possibility as well), and others that I can’t use. For example: As Cuban I can’t use Stripe Verify. So, I can’t use Boosts. Again: this is my particualr situation, and every month, I was losing money.

• The second reason (and more important) is that many fellow Data Engineering/Analytics/Software Engineering content creators like, , , , , , , and many more, are on Substack. I was sharing every single week a lot of posts from them from here. So, it makes more sense to have this technical publication here. Simple but true.

So, from this issue and beyond, I will be using only Substack for the publication.

I’m still in the process to move all posts here, so feel free to keep an eye on the publication.

Quote of the week

Interesting resources

• Founder Mode, by Paul Graham

• Why founder should still move to the US to start their companies, by

• next play opportunities 9/3 by

• How to communicate Data effectively, by and

• How to Land Your First Analytics Engineering Role, by and John Pauler

• The importance of having a career growth plan in the engineering industry, by and

• Crafting a sense of style in analytics engineering, by

• My Tech Promotion Algorithm, by and

• Building LLMs from the Ground Up: A 3-hour Coding Workshop, by

Happy job hacking

Marcos out

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Hi Data Geek.

This week, I’ve found this group of open roles in the Data space that could be very lucrative for you.

As always, I will share an idea with each role how to make a better job in the application:

• Data Analyst (Healthcare) at X-Team: I’m a little biased here, but my company is awesome is looking for a Data Analyst based in Europe. IDEA: Chat with my colleague Daniela here

• Data Engineer at Fetcherr (Warsaw, Poland). IDEA: Read this article on Techcrunch

• Data Engineer at McDonald’s (Chicago, IL). IDEA: Watch this interesting talk from Kurt Schuepfer and Patrick Wilkins about how McDonald’s uses Machine Learning to Optimize Restaurant Site Selection

• Data Engineer at VISA (Bengaluru, India). IDEA: Read our post about VISA here 

• Senior Analytics Engineer at Ramp (New York, San Francisco, Remote). IDEA: Read our post about Ramp

• Software Engineer (Product) at Numeral (Remote US). IDEA: Read how Numeral customers are using the product

• Software Engineer (Infra / Big Data) at Paces (New York, USA). IDEA: Read this report and bring some ideas to the interview.

Quote of the week

Interesting resources

• How DoorDash is pushing experimentation boundaries with interleaving designs, by Tim Knapik and Stas Sajin

• The Browser Company and AI

• The Elon Musk Playbook, by The Generalist

• Your perfectionism is a gift. Here's how to use it with Katherine Morgan Schafler and Jessi Hempel of Hello Monday

• Use these tips from Bonnie Dilber to not be scammed when you are looking for a new job

• According to Jordan Cutler: You won't be replaced by AI. You'll be replaced by an 8-year old using AI. Time to level up your AI skills.

• My 5-step process to debug any issue (I am faster than anyone else) by Francisco Soto Ramirez

Happy job hacking

Marcos out

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Hi Data Geek.

This week I wanted to share an amazing milestone reached by Waymo, the Alphabet-backed robotaxi company:

We’re building a safer future one ride at a time, and I’m thrilled to share that we've just surpassed 100k paid trips per week! Congratulations to the entire @Waymo team on this incredible milestone, and thank you to our riders who make this journey possible.

— Tekedra N Mawakana (@TechTekedra)
3:00 PM • Aug 20, 2024

So, from my perspective, it’s a perfect time to be part of the company. There are 65 open roles on the Careers website but my favorite ones are these ones:

• Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Runtime & Optimization

• Software Engineer, Foundation Model Data Infra

• Software Engineer, ML and Data Infra

The pay range I see for these roles is from $158,000 to $243,000 per year, but take this opportunity not just for the money, but as a learning opportunity.

Waymo is building The World’s Most Experienced Driver and this is a not small task ahead. So, if I could have the opportunity, I would join right away.

That’s the conviction I feel with this company.

Tech Stack

• Reading some of the job ads, I see a lot of C++ everywhere. So, even if you are a Pythonista right now (generally), I encourage you to see some good stuff related to C++ like the Google Style for C++

• Apache Beam and Apache Spark

• GPU/TPU code writing and optimization

• RAGs

• Google Cloud Platform

Again, take this opportunity as an amazing learning spot for you, and build some of the most challenging systems alive today.

And of course: don’t forget to check out its Research page. If you can: play with the Waymo Open Dataset.

This could give you some ideas to work with in your job application.

Good luck on the application.

Quote of the week

Interesting resources

• 10 engineering blogs to sharpen your system design skills (not joking), by Neo Kim

• How to get a job at a startup, by James Temperton

• The Network School, by Balajis

• Google Cloud Run launches GPU support

• Tech Lead Manager (TLM) Roles, by Ryan Peterman

• Part II: Derisking 12 common workplace scenarios, by Wes Kao

• Beyond Python and SQL: Career-Boosting Books for Data Engineers, by Seattle Data Guy

• 1,000,000 Special: 30% Off Annual Premium Subscription, by Alex Xu

Happy job hacking

Marcos out

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Hi Data Geek.

This week, I’ve found this interesting open roles around the globe.

As always, I will share an idea with each role how to make a better job in the application:

• Staff Data Platform Engineer at Airwallex (Singapore, Singapore). IDEA: Read the Airwallex profile by Mario Gabriele of The Generalist

• Software Engineer, Generalist at Saronic (Austin, Texas, USA). IDEA: read the post on a16z why they invested in Saronic

• Data Scientist, R&D at Eight Sleep (Remote - US, CA or LATAM). IDEA: Read the Eight Sleep profile on the Not Boring newsletter by Packy McCormick

• Data Engineer, Buyer Fraud at Amazon (Seattle, WA, USA). IDEA: Chat with Santhana Lakshmi

• Senior Data Engineer at Vanta (Remote US). IDEA: Read this article on First Round Capital’s The Review, take notes and use that information to prepare yourself for a potential interview with them

• Senior Data Engineer at Stability AI (Berlin, Germany). IDEA: Read everything you can about the Stable Fast 3D model and the Stability AI news blog

• and Senior Software Engineer at SELECT (Fully Remote (Canada or UK +/- 1 hour). IDEA: Chat with Niall Woodward

Quote of the week

Interesting resources

• Job hunting tips from Bonnie Dilber

• I quadrupled my Big Tech salary by changing jobs 8 times. I learned how to negotiate pay and when to walk away, by Jean Kang

• The true story -- as best I can remember -- of the origin of Mosaic and Netscape, by Marc Andreesseen and Ben Horowitz

• [The Aarthi and Sriram Show Episode # 80]: How to hire great people, by Aarthi Ramamurthy and Sriram Krishnan

• Counting Billions of Content Usage at Canva, by ByteByteGo

• This is Marc Andreessen’s condensed guide to career planning, by Ben Lang

• Transformer Explainer by Elvis

• How to be more concise, by Wes Kao

• How embracing emotions will accelerate your career | Joe Hudson (executive coach, Art of Accomplishment), by Lenny Rachitsky

• Become The Go-To Expert As A Software Engineer, by Jordan Cutler

• The Rise of The Notebook Engineer, by Daniel Beach

• Running Apache Beam outside of GCP, by David Regalado

• incident.io Data stack 2024, by Jack Colsey

Happy job hacking

Marcos out

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Hi Data Geek.

As usual, I’m trying to provide more value with less words and jargon, and this post won’t be the exception of the rule.

This week’s advice in short form? Apply for a Data role at Abnormal Security.

The long answer? Let’s find out below.

Why Abnormal Security? Human touch + A.I + access to a ton of capital + Operation Excellence in a single package

If you are inside the tech world, you perhaps heard the news today, but if you are not, let me give you a short summary about it.

Abnormal Security, a company based in San Francisco, California; provides total protection against the widest range of email attacks including phishing, malware, ransomware, social engineering, executive impersonation, supply chain compromise, internal account compromise, spam, and graymail.

And today, they just raised its series D of $250 Million for a valuation of $5.1 Billion.

But if you have followed my work for a little, you know I’m not a big fan of valuations.

For me, the most important metrics are the Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) and Net Dollar Retention (NDR), especially in the Software as a Service sector.

^{Note: If you don’t know about ARR and NDR metrics, in the final part of this post, you will find favorite resources about them.}

Why? Because these numbers are great indicators of the health of the business in the tech world.

Of course, I’m not a Venture Capitalist, but I love to think like one when I do research for a particular company.

Let’s find out these numbers in the case of Abnormal Security.

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Hi Data Geek.

This week, I wanted to answer another of your questions (feel free to send them to marcos@interestinggigs.com or simply reply to this email).

Here is the question:

Marcos: I don’t get a lot of open roles as a Data Engineer. What I need to do or which places I need to be in order to get more roles in my inbox every single week?

Ok, my friend. I feel you, so let’s share in a single place 10 places where you can new open roles for Data Engineers.

Here we go:

1. Specific Job boards for Data Engineers

2. Meetups

3. VC Talent Networks

4. X Jobs Platform

5. Braintrust

6. Tech for Good

7. Industry specific events or blogs: Example for CyberSecurity

8. LinkedIn Targeted Job Search

9. AI for Good Jobs

10. dbt Slack community

If you play your cards correctly here, you could get more Data Engineering roles in your email every single week.

But again: don’t use the “Shotgun Strategy” here. Instead, pick one particular job at one particular company, make your research about it.

Happy job hacking.

Hi Data Geek.

This week, I wanted to answer another of your questions (feel free to send them to marcos@interestinggigs.com or simply reply to this email).

Here is the question:

Ok, my friend. I feel you, so let’s share in a single place 10 places where you can new open roles for Data Engineers.

Here we go:

1. Specific Job boards for Data Engineers

2. Meetups

3. VC Talent Networks

4. X Jobs Platform

5. Braintrust

6. Tech for Good

7. Industry specific events or blogs: Example for CyberSecurity

8. LinkedIn Targeted Job Search 

9. AI for Good Jobs

10. dbt Slack community

If you play your cards correctly here, you could get more Data Engineering roles in your email every single week.

But again: don’t use the “Shotgun Strategy” here. Instead, pick one particular job at one particular company, make your research about it.

Happy job hacking.

Marcos out

Hi Data Geek.

This week, I wanted to answer to one of your questions:

Is Microsoft hiring? The answer is a IG YES.

There are more 3000 open roles in the company, and this post from Gabriela De Queiroz is the perfect example of it:

So: if you are interested on an open role inside Microsoft, here are a ton of open positions.

And of course: follow Gabriela if you want to keep you in the loop when she shares more roles in the future.

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Hi Data Geek.

This week, I will start to send this newsletter every Wednesday.

Why? Because I saw that many of your don’t read it on the weekends. So, Wednesday is the perfect day (according to our data here) to send it.

As always, my goal is to share with you some of the most interesting Data Analytics roles I’ve found in the last 7 days.

Enjoy and happy job hacking:

• Senior AI/Machine Learning Engineer at Ario (Location: Palo Alto, California; Salary range: Not disclosed)

• Data Engineer at Kraken (Location: United States, Europe, United Kingdom, Ireland; Salary range: $117K – $176K per year)

• Data Engineer at Notion (Location: San Francisco, California, New York, New York; Salary range: $170,000 - $235,000 per year)

• Data Engineer at Embrace (Location: Anywhere in the United States, Canada, or Argentina (Onsite); Salary range: $115K - $190K)

• Data Engineer at Zoox (Location: Foster City, CA; Salary range: $143,000 to $245,000)

• and ML Data Engineer at Eight Sleep (Location: Remote; Salary range: $140K – $160K per year)

Marcos out

Hi Data Geek. This week marks the 100th of this newsletter, and although some writers take this edition to reflect about the journey of writing their respective newsletters until this point; I will use this edition to give you the most valuable piece of content I’ve written until this date.

It’s called 100+ Resources to Enhance Your Job Search as a Data Engineer in 2024, and it’s completely free to you.

Enjoy and if you like it, share it with your peers, colleagues, friends, family (even your enemies).

Marcos out

Hi Data Geek. This week is a week to share some of the interesting open roles I’ve found in the last 7 days.

Here’s the list:

• Technical Program Manager at Memfault (Location: New York, NY; Salary range: $130,000 to $175,000 per year)

• Senior Backend Engineer at Chariot (Location: New York, NY; Salary range: $140k to $180k + equity upside)

• ML Engineer (Senior/Staff Level) at Basis (Location: New York, NY; Salary range: $100,000 to $200,000 per year)

• Senior AI/Machine Learning Engineer at Gather (Location: Palo Alto, CA; Salary range: Not disclosed)

• Senior Machine Learning/Computer Vision Research Engineer at Glass Imaging (Location: Los Altos, CA; Salary range: $140,000 to $185,000 per year)

Good luck with your job application

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