Enveritas (YC S18, non-profit) | Backend Software Engineer | Remote (Global) | https://enveritas.org/jobs/ Enveritas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working on sustainability issues facing smallholder coffee farmers. We collect field data in 30+ countries and build systems for analyzing risks in coffee, cocoa, and tea supply chains (including EUDR-related deforestation checks).
I applied to a design role at this company and they didn’t bother to reply. And then I saw the job posted again. I think they aren’t serious about hiring and are misleading people.
If I am wrong, then Enveritas team - please do the due diligence of seeing who comes via this platform that you post to.
I applied to a design role at this company and they didn’t bother to reply. And then I saw the job posted again. I think they aren’t serious about hiring and are misleading people.
Enveritas (YC S18, non-profit) | Backend Software Engineer | Remote (Global) | https://enveritas.org/jobs/
Enveritas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working on sustainability issues facing smallholder coffee farmers. We collect field data in 30+ countries and build systems for analyzing risks in coffee, cocoa, and tea supply chains (including EUDR-related deforestation checks).
I applied to this same position around 3 months ago, would my application be considered if I apply again? I am genuinely interested to the company mission.
Applied through the portal recently... the EUDR farm-list validation work is a problem I've worked on from the agricultural side. Happy to answer anything if it's useful to Enveritas.
Enveritas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working on sustainability issues facing smallholder coffee farmers. We collect field data in 30+ countries and build systems for analyzing risks in coffee, cocoa, and tea supply chains (including EUDR-related deforestation checks).
Hi! I’m interested in what Enveritas is building, particularly the use of technology to address sustainability issues.
I’m a recent Computer Engineering graduate with around a year of software engineering experience through internships, including building backend systems and projects in Python. I realize the posted Backend Software Engineer role asks for 7+ years of experience, but I’d love to know if Enveritas has any junior or early-career backend opportunities where someone with my background could contribute.
Enveritas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit working on sustainability issues facing smallholder coffee farmers. We collect field data in 30+ countries and build systems for analyzing risks in coffee, cocoa, and tea supply chains (including EUDR-related deforestation checks).
Hello, I would like to learn more about Enveritas' technology needs and how we can help improve their risk analysis systems in the coffee, cocoa, and tea supply chain.
There is a couple of factors: openclaw's system prompt and instructions, I had to re read emails multiple times due to the issues mentioned in the blog, there was quite a bit of tinkering with the agent and the VPS, I was asking the agent to do more things (track the emails it has read in a csv file, for example), among others.
Yeah, to be fair is not the norm and was mostly due to the AI crypto craze which drove their token price up so they ended up adding very big rewards
Even in LLM jailbreak CTFs I've seen, it ends up feeling like underpaid work when it's sponsored by Microsoft and the prize pool is, say $10k (including stuff like azure credits) considering the salaries AI safety engineers command at big tech!
* Backend Software Engineer (Python, PostgreSQL/PostGIS, Docker, AWS, Terraform) - $135-$155k -https://enveritas.org/jobs/backend-software-eng/#10d7adef8us (worldwide remote)