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Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard | Senior Software Engineer (DevOps), Data Sciences Platform | Cambridge, MA | ONSITE
https://www.broadinstitute.org/

Come join the DevOps team at the Broad Data Sciences Platform, a rapidly growing team of software engineers in an agile tech atmosphere, committed to providing the computational and data processing needs of scientists and doctors at the forefront of genomic and biomedical research. We are a core part of the world-renowned Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, a deeply collaborative scientific institution that is transforming medicine and human health.

Our open-source tools and platforms are used by thousands of researchers across the globe, processing petabytes of data and regularly consuming millions of core-hours in a week. We are building an elastic computing and data handling platform on both public and private clouds to scale those numbers even further, supporting flagship products such as Terra(https://app.terra.bio/) and the NIH All of Us research program (https://allofus.nih.gov/), while partnering with universities and companies such as Verily (Google).

We are seeking a talented and motivated software engineer to join our highly technical team to chart this new course in scalable and maintainable cloud infrastructure.

No medical, genomics, or scientific background is required, just an enthusiasm to improve the world and an ability to create exceptional software. DevOps experience is nice to have, but not required.

More detailed description and to apply: https://broadinstitute.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/broad_ins...
In the MONA museum in Tasmania, they have real life versions of the “renders”. It was amazing to see the inoperable bicycles in front of me.
Slavery isn't all chattel -- we exploit people for various sorts of entertainment as well: performance, gladiatorial combat, sexual pleasure...

And we're not just meat. Our world hosts a variety of biological life, and they might just be spice traders in search of exotic flavors without regard for other intelligent life forms
I suspect they simply don’t want their sales associates to smell like smoke.
Predicting electron behavior enabling superconductivity from first principles
Keep Elasticsearch Synced with a RDBMS
What are those grids of glass in the sidewalk and why are they purple?
Ask HN: Is Project Manager a Step Up from Senior Engineer
I'm currently working as Senior Engineer, I'm near 40 and have almost 20 years of experience in several roles.

I'm worried about career progression, I've tried several times to get a leadership position and have either been passed over or been shot down as "too technical" (with vague promises of being made Architect "someday"). I even got a Master's degree, PMI and agile studies to aid me.

I was recently approached for a junior manager position, but due to my lack of leadership experience they're offering a project manager role instead, with (supposed) potential to climb the ladder later.

Is this a good career move or am I limiting myself? Is leaving development a trap? I don't mind and would particularly like working with clients and business problem solving - I'd love a product role or team leadership, but I'm not offered those. Would I be better off trying to start working as a consultant?
I think it's great. No need to switch languages when you just need some feature here and there.
I subscribe to the theory that they're trying to set up a model where they own most of the checkout employees and the building, and rent the shelf space to subcontractors who are financially responsible for inventory. This would be interesting and would take a lot of liability off of their books, but it doesn't seem to be going well.
Code length correlates with complexity if you don't go out of your way to game it, so it is still a valid way to say "this renderer is really simple and cool!".
How do you calculate ETAs? Do you use Google Maps?
Ask HN: How do you manage logs for your backend services?
I have been working on a few side projects that usually have Go backend services. Right now, they log straight to a file and it works just fine since I only have a couple of instances running.

If I were to scale this to more instances/servers, I would need a centralized logging service. I've considered ELK but it's fairly expensive to both self-host or buy a managed subscription.

Any advice?
XML, not HTML. I use Calibre to manage my kindle as well as my larger digital library and it handles conversions just fine.
Presumably they want to abolish ICE entirely, as has been widely called for.[1] Pressuring technology companies to not work with them is just one tactic in the movement.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abolish_ICE
For the past six months I've been driving my car 13 miles on the motorway to the city park-and-ride, then taking my folding e-bike out of the boot and cycling the last couple of miles to work.

I use the building's freight lift and keep the cycle behind my desk. Work visitors INSIST on touching the handlebars whilst talking to me.

I wear hi-viz (ISO 20471 Class III) hardshell jacket/softshell jacket and cycle helmet. I have daylight blinkers at front and back of cycle. Also, Bring-Bring bell.

I get "Nice Bike" on the way in, and on the way out. Car appears to be moping.