Aquabyte | Full-time | Onsite | Bergen, Norway | www.aquabyte.ai

Aquabyte is on a mission to revolutionize the sustainability and efficiency of aquaculture. It is an audacious, and incredibly rewarding mission. By making fish farming cheaper and more viable than livestock production, we aim to mitigate one of the biggest causes of climate change and help prepare our planet for impending population growth. Aquaculture is the single fastest growing food-production sector in the world, and now is the time to define how technology is used to harvest the sea for generations to come.

Open roles: - https://jobs.lever.co/aquabyte/

My current employer is looking to fill a software engineering role. We're based in Sunnyvale, CA (close to Hwy 237 & 101). Looking forward to hearing from you: [email protected]

Here's the description of the role: ========= Role: Software Engineer

Kumu Networks is revolutionizing the way wireless systems are built using an innovative full-duplex wireless design that its co-founders developed in their research at Stanford University. Kumu's patented full-duplex technology changes the basic assumptions on which current wireless radios are built, allowing for improved performance and reduced complexity in a variety of wireless devices and affecting all wireless markets.

To work on ground-breaking technology like full-duplex wireless, our engineers must be agile, have diverse skills, and have the desire to tackle diverse and challenging problems. Often, our best innovations require a holistic approach. In software terms, this translates to using a variety of different languages and tools. Engineers at Kumu have both the technical skills to get into the details of and execute on new design, as well as to help lead the team to success.

You are, first and foremost, a versatile software engineer who is comfortable using a variety of interpreted (python) and compiled languages (C++). You will be responsible for definition, development, and testing of a variety of software components, ranging from embedded control of full-duplex systems to higher-level infrastructure networking & management to helping build out internal Kumu tools like automation frameworks. You will specify and drive implementation of a variety of algorithms, drivers, and networking components running on embedded Linux platforms, including the implementation of control algorithms, drivers for custom FPGA blocks, and integration with layer 2/3 networking stacks. You are a skilled software problem solver and a keen architect in software separation and interfaces, but also familiar with networking and communication concepts, fluent in C and nix APIs, an avid unit tester, and comfortable with source code control with Git. Bonus points include a healthy thirst for automation, experience with embedded systems, experience with python, and experience with Shell scripting. Requirements Demonstrated ability to design, build, and ship software on Linux platforms Experience with build systems (make), source control (Git), and bug tracking systems Familiarity with modern software engineering practices like unit testing and code review Knowledge of Ethernet and IP networking protocols (ARP, DHCP, VLAN, IP, TCP/UDP etc) Clear written and spoken communication, ability to create functional and design specifications Experience working with new hardware platforms, bringing them from bare metal up to linux BS in Computer Science or related field 5+ years of experience Bonus Points · Experience working for a start-up company Experience designing software/specifying CPU requirements for ASIC development · Experience with cellular protocols like LTE and/or 3G · Product validation and reliability testing

Reminds me of http://forio.com/julia/repl/ except the addition of iJulia notebook makes it much more useful.

I can also upload files and run them though the console. Or just write the code with vim in the console, in your browser.

Yes indeed, the next evolution of the concept. As you say, the IJulia notebook is the "right" way to do it.