Butterfly Network is a Latacora client. We run their security team, and you'll be working with us in this role. We'll also be running the work sample test used

Butterfly Network is a Latacora client. We run their security team, and you'll be working with us in this role. We'll also be running the work sample test used to gauge technical competencies. They've been a client for quite a while, and there's definitely a broad spectrum of challenges for security staff to tackle. That includes hardware and all the challenges with building it, but also data science/ML workflows and relatively large and diverse cloud deployments. Their tech is the real deal. We've had the probes for testing and they're every bit as impressive as described. I love having them as a client in no small part because it's hard to overstate the impact on human life that Butterfly enables short-term and particularly long-term. Ultrasound technology is incredibly fast and effective in many branches of medicine. Imagine what access to ultrasound could do even if just every Western doctor had immediate access to it instead of having to go hunt for a cart, let alone if we could make it available in literally every pregnancy on the planet. Imagine an ultrasound machine. Then go to butterflynetwork.com and look at the probe. Just logistically, that's not even close to the same thing. Also: that thing costs literally 1-1.5 orders of magnitude less than a traditional cart ($2000 vs $20k-$75k). I'm not a physician so I'm not qualified to compare the two directly, but some differences are so stark you don't need to be an expert to understand this isn't even in the same ballpark anymore. Given Butterfly will be publicly traded (via SPAC), it also has the benefit that your equity compensation is significantly less speculative than it would be for many companies this innovative and this size. [SPAC]: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-butterfly-network-m-a-longview-acqsn/butterfly-network-to-list-via-1-5-billion-merger-with-larry-robbins-backed-spac-idUSKBN2801IV https://www.reuters.com/article/us-butterfly-network-m-a-lon...