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iMetalx | Sausalito, CA (Bay Area) or San Francisco (Mission) | python / android / Linux / networking / product

At iMetalx we're going through product discovery to solve problems for people in tactical environments. We are currently funded by the military, but we're working to build products with both military and civilian uses.

We work to understand the tactical domain (military, but also fire, police, search and rescue) and the current solutions. Our main focus is on communications, networking, robotics, and android app development.

We're a small team consisting of a CEO (business development), CTO (product lead / customer relations), software developer, and part-time software architect.

We're looking to hire a software developer, who in addition has some of the following (in order of importance):

    1. military experience (especially field / deployment experience)
    2. fire / police / search and rescue experience
    3. python
    4. android app development
    5. Linux
    6. networking
    7. robotics
    8. electrical engineering
Our ideal candidate is a junior software engineer who has been deployed and is excited to help solve some of the pain points they had in the field.

Other requirements:

    - US citizen
    - In-office full time
    - Can work autonomously and either has start-up experience or wants to develop that mentality
Our hiring process is casual. We're hiring for fit and aligned mission. 2 - 3 hour take home tech assignment in language of your choice. Looking for somebody to start within 2 - 3 weeks.

Email zach.smith [at] imetalx.com



iMetalx | Sausalito, CA (Bay Area) or San Francisco (Mission) | python / android / Linux / networking / product

At iMetalx we're going through product discovery to solve problems for people in tactical environments. We are currently funded by the military, but we're working to build products with both military and civilian uses.

We work to understand the tactical domain (military, but also fire, police, search and rescue) and the current solutions. Our main focus is on communications, networking, robotics, and android app development.

We're a small team consisting of a CEO (business development), CTO (product lead / customer relations), software developer, and part-time software architect.

We're looking to hire a software developer, who in addition has some of the following (in order of importance):

    1. military experience (especially field / deployment experience)
    2. fire / police / search and rescue experience
    3. python
    4. android app development
    5. Linux
    6. networking
    7. robotics
    8. electrical engineering
Our ideal candidate is a junior software engineer who has been deployed and is excited to help solve some of the pain points they had in the field.

Other requirements:

    - US citizen
    - In-office full time
    - Can work autonomously and either has start-up experience or wants to develop that mentality
Our hiring process is casual. We're hiring for fit and aligned mission. 2 - 3 hour take home tech assignment in language of your choice. Looking for somebody to start within 2 - 3 weeks.

Email zach.smith [at] imetalx.com


My method has been to audit a university class, do lots of practice problems, and find a support group of people to regularly work with

If youve taken say, trig, but are rusty, dont bog down on trying to relearn upfront. If it comes up when learning something else, then relearn whats necessary. The problem with this is if you're in a scheduled class where you might get behind. The benefit is that when you go on to upper level math, its a necessary skill to relearn some things quickly


Where OP is at, I wouldnt say it's necessarily cumulative. To learn linear algebra you dont really need trig or calculus


You're 'Developer' link 404'd, but I'd love to apply!


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Location: SF Bay Area

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Haskell, Javascript, Linux, React, Firebase, Git, Redis, Flask

Résumé/CV: https://aryzach.github.io/Resume.pdf

Email: zach_asmith@yahoo.com

I spent the last year developing the software and hardware for a smart, autonomous irrigation system for small farms. I'd like to move into a pure software role. I'm currently re-implementing part of git with Scala / ZIO.


very much a trope now, but waitbutwhy on Elon companies back in 2015. I felt like I had to be a part of it and got me into STEM. Now I'm fully in STEM, went back to school to take a bunch of STEM fundamentals, got into CS, etc.

https://waitbutwhy.com/2017/03/elon-musk-post-series.html


SWE II link 404'd


Thanks for pointing that out. That particular opening was filled, there's a new one open and I'll link that. I updated the original post but for reference: https://bit.ly/3xv3uOC


I set up wifi on 130 acres on a mix of solar and grid, wired Ethernet, "wireless" Ethernet, and mesh wifi. We have two shakey ISPs. I ping all network devices every ten minutes and plot the results over time. Has helped me tremendously when troubleshooting


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