New Lantern is a new Web App that helps radiologists analyze patient medical images and craft diagnoses. This product will make doctors more accurate, expedite the turnaround time for patients and help provide a more seamless experience for both the patient and doctor.
We’re looking for a frontend React engineer who can help us build out our enterprise medical imaging platform. You’ll own the frontend of a cloud-based medical image viewer radiologists use to prioritize, view, manipulate, and annotate exams containing thousands of images (MRIs, CT scans, etc..).
The company is early-stage, engineers that like to take initiative and define both product and engineering culture are very welcome!
In addition to a competitive salary, Showcase IDX offers:
* Stock Option Grant
* Flexible PTO
* Quality Medical + Dental + Vision
* Tax-Free Flexible Health Spending Account
* 401K with company match
* Life Insurance
Humanitec | Remote first Berlin based | Full-time | Principal Backend Engineer (Go, Python)
We are looking to hire remote principal engineers as individual contributors to design, develop, test, deploy, maintain, and improve Humanitec. CS degree and experience in dev productivity tools are a plus. Languages: predominantly Go with a few Python services sprinkled in. Everything is on Kubernetes. We pay top 5% in the market, stocks are part of the package. Work is fully remote and we work exclusively with senior engineers in small, lean, and self-organized teams.
We’re building the next generation of dev tools to support teams in building and running apps on Kubernetes. This is a new category of tooling called “Internal Developer Platforms”. Pioneered for some time in companies such as Spotify, Github, Airbnb, and others we are providing the fastest way for teams to build their own Internal Developer Platforms.
The majority of our company are engineers. Our management team is made up of Ex-Google, Ex-Mckinsey, and serial entrepreneurs. We’re backed by experts in the DevOps space such as Sohaib Abbasi (Oracle, Redhat, New Relic) and Mirco Novakovic (Instana, recently acquired by IBM). We're looking for people who could land a job at the likes of Google, Amazon, or Microsoft - but prefer the excitement, challenge, and daring of being part of a disruptive startup.
While the market for remote Elixir job is small I suspect that the number of Elixir engineers is fewer than, say, JS engineers so it might balance out.
You're welcome. I thought I'd aggregate all the useful tricks I'd found while working on my last project. It's a collection of snippets I had found in the docs and in Github issues.
The post contains the most important snippets, but you might find the advanced section of the requests docs [1] useful and the requests_toolbelt [2].
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Backend / devops engineer with experience in cloud migrations, deployment pipelines, monitoring and API development. I've worked with both large enterprises and small to medium sized startups.
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I've built https://findwork.dev/?source=hackernews to index the postings here so that they're searchable. I also enrich the jobs with data from Glassdoor (reviews) and Crunchbase (funding). I use it for my own job hunt, but it might be useful for other too...
I tried doing this before. The problem was that passing additional query parameters to Django admin caused it to crash. I traced the error down to conflicting lookup query parameters for some views (https://github.com/django/django/blob/9e38ed0536c7dc598a6c2c...), but didn't dig deeper than that. Passing through the unmodified request to Django resolved the problem.
You're right however, a simplified version probably works for 99% web servers (as long as the query parameters don't conflict with the ones used by your app), but unfortunately it didn't work for my use case.
I've built https://findwork.dev/?source=hackernews to index the postings here so that they're searchable. I also enrich the jobs with data from Glassdoor (reviews) and Crunchbase (funding). I use it for my own job hunt, but it might be useful for other too...