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CTO at Markforged here. If you can't work it out with your employer hit us up. We're hiring remote software engineers. We'll ship you a printer so you can dev f

by dbenny 5y ago

CTO at Markforged here. If you can't work it out with your employer hit us up. We're hiring remote software engineers. We'll ship you a printer so you can dev from home. Good luck! Like a lot of other commenters have posted - you have options.

bityard 5y ago
A printer?
- ska 5y ago
  3D printer I presume.
- yeahboats 5y ago
  They're a 3d printing company.
  - ikiris 5y ago
    This makes FAR more sense now XD
- Avalaxy 5y ago
  To print all your code.
amrx431 5y ago
Hey dbenny, Just browsed the careers page and I saw few positions where I could be a good fit. Are there TZ restrictions for the remote positions? Thanks.
sgtnoodle 5y ago
We have a bunch of onyx printers at work and the parts are so pretty! The mechanical engineers probably go through $1k of filament a week at least. I've been iterating on my hobby printer for a few years now, and like to compare my prints to the onyx prints for inspiration. I think you guys cheat a little bit since it's such a matte finish; it hides a lot of blemishes. :-) The one time I printed a part myself on an onyx, I noticed that the slicer didn't print "thin" walls and instead left gaps in the part, though. Is that a quirk of the slicer, or did I probably just have a setting wrong?
johnwalkr 5y ago
I'm really happy to see you on here and see that you have remote positions. I have a Mark2 at work. It's really amazing, the software for it is great, and I plan to fly some parts made with it in a lunar mission! The carbon fibre demo keychain part always blows people away when I invite them to try and break it. For those that don't know, markforged makes a 3d printer that can embed a continuous carbon fibre strand into each print layer, making for very stiff and strong parts.
megasquid 5y ago
Thank you! Sent a message on LinkedIn, wasn’t able to get my email to send, tried David @ Markforged. If you accept my connection request I’d gladly send my resume over.

by dbenny 5y ago

bityard 5y ago

A printer?

ska 5y ago
3D printer I presume.
yeahboats 5y ago
They're a 3d printing company.
- ikiris 5y ago
  This makes FAR more sense now XD
Avalaxy 5y ago
To print all your code.

amrx431 5y ago

Hey dbenny, Just browsed the careers page and I saw few positions where I could be a good fit. Are there TZ restrictions for the remote positions? Thanks.

sgtnoodle 5y ago

We have a bunch of onyx printers at work and the parts are so pretty! The mechanical engineers probably go through $1k of filament a week at least. I've been iterating on my hobby printer for a few years now, and like to compare my prints to the onyx prints for inspiration. I think you guys cheat a little bit since it's such a matte finish; it hides a lot of blemishes. :-) The one time I printed a part myself on an onyx, I noticed that the slicer didn't print "thin" walls and instead left gaps in the part, though. Is that a quirk of the slicer, or did I probably just have a setting wrong?

johnwalkr 5y ago

I'm really happy to see you on here and see that you have remote positions. I have a Mark2 at work. It's really amazing, the software for it is great, and I plan to fly some parts made with it in a lunar mission! The carbon fibre demo keychain part always blows people away when I invite them to try and break it. For those that don't know, markforged makes a 3d printer that can embed a continuous carbon fibre strand into each print layer, making for very stiff and strong parts.

megasquid 5y ago

Thank you! Sent a message on LinkedIn, wasn’t able to get my email to send, tried David @ Markforged. If you accept my connection request I’d gladly send my resume over.