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New York, NY Kidura Kidura leverages recent advances in machine learning and data analysis to provide a platform for understanding and visualizing data sets.

by kidura 13y ago

New York, NY Kidura Kidura leverages recent advances in machine learning and data analysis to provide a platform for understanding and visualizing data sets. At the core of the Kidura platform is an algorithm for representing an arbitrary data set by a graph whose connectivity reflects the structure of the original set of points. We are looking for a great software engineer to join our team as its first employee. While we do obviously use specific languages and technologies, the emphasis is on hiring someone super smart. Desired Skills and Requirements: - Excellent implementation skills in a variety of programming languages - Understanding of machine learning, artificial intelligence, statistics and data mining - Familiarity with network programming, distributed systems, GPUs We are also possibly looking to someone who can help with the non-technical tasks. Please visit http://www.kidura.com/front_pages/careers/ http://www.kidura.com/front_pages/careers/ and/or contact us through http://www.kidura.com/contact/contact/ http://www.kidura.com/contact/contact/

carterschonwald 13y ago
it looks like you're doing something similar to the folks at Ayasdi. Care to elaborate how how your spin on computational topology is similar or different?
- kidura 13y ago
  Astute observation. I see from your from your profile that you are doing some interesting things with haskell and numerical computing. I'd be very much interested in learning more about what you are doing - what types of problems you're trying to solve, algorithms you are implementing, what sort of customers are using your product. Our platform differs in a number of ways, although it is still in its embryonic stage. Why don't we discuss more offline, if you are interested? My contact info is in my profile .
  - carterschonwald 13y ago
    following up via email now. I'm aiming to get a wee tiny open technology preview out in the coming month or two, and subsequently i'll be chatting with a few orgs to sign some "enterprise" contracts so the work can move forward from there. Also the open layer stands a good chance of becoming the default lin alg substrate on hackage once i get it out. So theres an interesting ecosystem Gambit there.
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by kidura 13y ago

carterschonwald 13y ago

it looks like you're doing something similar to the folks at Ayasdi. Care to elaborate how how your spin on computational topology is similar or different?

kidura 13y ago
Astute observation. I see from your from your profile that you are doing some interesting things with haskell and numerical computing. I'd be very much interested in learning more about what you are doing - what types of problems you're trying to solve, algorithms you are implementing, what sort of customers are using your product. Our platform differs in a number of ways, although it is still in its embryonic stage. Why don't we discuss more offline, if you are interested? My contact info is in my profile .
- carterschonwald 13y ago
  following up via email now. I'm aiming to get a wee tiny open technology preview out in the coming month or two, and subsequently i'll be chatting with a few orgs to sign some "enterprise" contracts so the work can move forward from there. Also the open layer stands a good chance of becoming the default lin alg substrate on hackage once i get it out. So theres an interesting ecosystem Gambit there.
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