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Hatchet | Product Engineer | NYC or SF or REMOTE (US and EU) | https://hatchet.run https://hatchet.run Hey HN! I'm Alexander, one of the founders of Hatchet. H
by abelanger 2mo ago
Hatchet | Product Engineer | NYC or SF or REMOTE (US and EU) | https://hatchet.run https://hatchet.run
Hey HN! I'm Alexander, one of the founders of Hatchet. Hatchet is an open-source platform for running background jobs at scale.
We're hiring product engineers who are excited to build the next class of engineering primitives, starting with queues, background tasks and durable execution. We started in early 2024 after launching our distributed task queue (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39643136 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39643136).
Hatchet is currently used by thousands of engineers for all kinds of workloads: log ingestion pipelines, code review agents, video encoding, GPU scheduling, etc. Our target customer is fast-growing startups who have a strong need for background jobs system. These days, that tends to be AI companies, though we're general-purpose and not exclusively targeted for AI workloads.
Stack: Postgres, Go, Typescript, React, Kubernetes
Applying: I'm trying something different this time. `ssh hatchet-jobs.com`
Note that we're fully open-source, which you can check out here: https://github.com/hatchet-dev/hatchet https://github.com/hatchet-dev/hatchet (and if you have thoughts / opinions / questions about the codebase, please include those in your note!)
- evilelectron 2mo agoLovely application process. You should have encrypted the email with weak security and dropped hints, like locked door, ash on the floor, find the key you might be thee
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- chuckwolfe 2mo agoI just started a new role and were using hatchet at scale. So far I have found it to be very well thought out. I love creating webhooks to test an event then deleting the webhook afterwards, makes testing for the QA team easy.
- kirillartamonov 2mo agoIt might be worth sharing the key fingerprint for 'hatchet-jobs.com' in the job posting to exclude MITM attacks.