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You might want to check with the Julia folks. They now have a company (Julia Computing) backing the project. I don't know if they are hiring right now, and if
by plinkplonk 10y ago
You might want to check with the Julia folks. They now have a company (Julia Computing) backing the project. I don't know if they are hiring right now, and if so, whether you'd be a good fit, but it couldn't hurt to ask.
Might be a better alternative to working for MathWorks! Julia is an open source project with many brilliant developers and mathematicians contributing.
http://juliacomputing.com/ http://juliacomputing.com/
I don't see a 'jobs' page, but CEO Viral Shah (and everyone else, but Viral is who I know) is on twitter, and is a great guy.
https://twitter.com/Viral_B_Shah https://twitter.com/Viral_B_Shah
- spangry 10y agoThis is great (and practical) advice. I hope the Octave BDFL reads it. Continuum Analytics might be another good fit, given a decent amount of ML work coming out of academia is in the form of a matlab file. I'm not sure if by 'partner' they mean 'people we give money/people who give us money', but it costs nothing to ask: https://www.continuum.io/partners https://www.continuum.io/partners