Have you developed Kafka applications? Do you have experience with the producer/consumer API or KStreams? If so, we'd love to hear from you.

What you'll need

• Usually a Bachelor’s degree, equivalent experience in CS, or working towards your advanced degree
• Be a Kafka Certified Developer or Operator.
• Experience with Java, C#, and/or Scala.
• Great communication skills and a good attitude
• 2+ years of hands-on experience working with Apache Kafka or Confluent (preferred)

What will really get our attention

• Experience supporting production clusters.
• Kafka Development in multiple technical stacks.

We're looking for a knowledgeable data engineer who has solid experience in the process and tools needed to clean and transform data.

What you'll need

• Usually a Bachelor’s degree, equivalent experience in CS, or working towards your advanced degree
• Great communication skills and a good attitude
• 2+ years of hands-on experience working with Apache Spark or Databricks (preferred), especially using Dataframes or Koalas with Python.

What will really get our attention

• Experience with Azure, AWS, or GCP.
• Experience with ML libraries with Spark.

Do you have solid, hand-on experience designing Kafka applications? Do you.

What you'll need

• Usually a Bachelor’s degree, equivalent experience in CS, or working towards your advanced degree
• Be a Kafka Certified Developer and/or Operator.
• Experience with Java, C#, and/or Scala.
• Great communication skills and a good attitude
• 2+ years of hands-on experience working with Apache Kafka or Confluent (preferred)
• Solid experience with production clusters
• Strong understanding of how Kafka, KStreams, and replication work.
• Be a good communicator and work well with others

We're looking for an energetic, research-focused individual who wants to continue driving research, following the latest publications, and build some really cool tech. Most of what you'll be doing will be something very few people have done, and you'll be making many contributions back to the open-source community.

You'll need a firm understanding of compilers or interpreters and the JVM. You'll be working on a compiler for a scripting language the builds on the JVM, or LLVM. If that's you, then we encourage you to apply!

The technology you'll need

Scala, C(++), and Java

What you'll need

• Usually a Bachelor’s degree, equivalent experience in CS, or working towards your advanced degree
• Self-motivated desire to solve complex problems.
• Great communication skills and a good attitude
• A research-driven mindset

We're looking for an energetic, research-focused individual who wants to continue driving research, following the latest publications and build some really cool tech. Most of what you'll be doing will be something very few people have done, and you'll be making many contributions back to the open-source community.

If you've taken courses in data systems (such as this one: http://daslab.seas.harvard.edu/classes/cs165/) and have a grasp on concepts such as scans, joins, LSM trees, B+Trees, and Key/Value stores we encourage you to apply. Experience with SIMD is a plus! You'll also need to understand TCP networking and concepts around data system replication.

Technology you'll need to feel confident to code in

Definitely C(++) on Linux, and you may find yourself in Scala, Java, or Rust.

We're looking for an energetic, research-focused individual who wants to continue driving research, following the latest publications, and build some really cool tech. Most of what you'll be doing will be something very few people have done, and you'll be making many contributions back to the open-source community.

Who should apply

If your program of study includes an area of focus in data science and you're research-driven, then you should apply, particularly if you're a grad student. Graduated students are also welcome to apply.

What you'll need

Experience with deep neural networks and frameworks like Tensorflow, Keras, or PyTorch are a must. You'll also need to have a good working knowledge of Python. Experience with reinforcement learning is a big plus.

We're looking for an energetic, research-focused individual who wants to continue driving research, following the latest publications, and build some really cool tech. Most of what you'll be doing will be something very few people have done, and you'll be making many contributions back to the open-source community.

Technology we play with

Scala, C(++), Java, Rust, Linux, RocksDB, AWS, GCP, Terraform, Apache {Kafka, Spark, Airflow, NIFi,...}, Elastic Search, .net, Nodejs, SQL, Dynamo, Cassandra, MongoDB

What you'll need

• Usually a Bachelor’s degree, equivalent experience in CS, or working towards your advanced degree
• Self-motivated desire to solve complex problems.
• Great communication skills and a good attitude
• A research-driven mindset

What will really get our attention

• Exposure to compilers and interpreters
• Optimization, ML, artificial neural networks, and reinforcement learning
• Experience with data systems algorithms, graph algorithms, column stores, indexes, etc.
• other cool stuff

What you’ll work on

• Build an ultra-fast JSON serializer based on some of the recent papers on SIMD parsing
• Build a replicable RocksDB implementation
• Use ML to tune Apache Kafka
• Build a lightning-fast proxy using graph algorithms to traverse JSON trees and de-identify data (e.g. healthcare)
• Build a TCP socket-based client/server for our own database