We're experiencing the issuew. AWS just reported over the phone that Route53 DNS and “quite a few other services” experiencing outages.
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Doximity | Leading digital platform for doctors | REMOTE | Full-time | ~900 People | NYSE:DOCS | Established 2010
* Learn about out tech stack: https://technology.doximity.com/technology-stack
* Technical Blog: https://technology.doximity.com/
Doximity is transforming the healthcare industry. Our mission is to help physicians save time so they can provide better care for patients. We provide doctors modern communication, workflow, and continuing education tools. Over two million healthcare professionals (including over 80% of U.S. doctors) rely on our products.
* Software Engineer, Data infrastructure - https://workat.doximity.com/positions/?gh_jid=4104976
* Software Engineer (Ruby/Rails/Golang) - https://workat.doximity.com/positions/?gh_jid=4016379
* Software Engineer, iOS - https://workat.doximity.com/positions/?gh_jid=4119815
* Python Platform Engineer - https://workat.doximity.com/positions/?gh_jid=4133111
* Software Engineer, Android - https://workat.doximity.com/positions/?gh_jid=4681019
* All Open Jobs - https://workat.doximity.com/positions/
Doximity | Software Engineering, Data, Infra Positions | U.S. and anywhere in Western Hemisphere | Full-time
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Our mission is to help physicians save time so they can provide better care for patients. We provide doctors modern communication, workflow, and continuing education tools. Over one million healthcare professionals (including over 80% of U.S. doctors) rely on our products.
Our goal is to improve inefficiencies in our $3.5 trillion U.S. healthcare system, and we love building innovative technology that has a real, meaningful impact on physicians’ and patients’ lives.
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- Software Engineer & Senior Software Engineer (Ruby/Rails/JS)
- DevOps & Platform Engineer (K8s, Golang, Ruby)
- iOS (Swift) & Android (Kotlin) Engineers
- Software Engineer, Infra Security
... and more.
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About our tech stack: https://technology.doximity.com/technology-stack
Tech blog: https://technology.doximity.com/
Doximity.com | Software and Data Engineering, Data Analytics | Anywhere in the United States | REMOTE | Full Time | https://work.doximity.com
HealthTech, Doximity is the largest professional network of Clinicians w/ over 1M members. We build messaging and workflow tools to help doctors be more effective. Our team is 75% distributed. Read our blog: http://engineering.doximity.com
Stack: Ruby, Rails, Vue.js, Spark, Python, Go, Terraform, Chef (more details about the stack https://engineering.doximity.com/engineering-stack).
* Senior Software Engineer, Front-End (Vue.js. Node)
* Senior Software Engineer, Platform (Go, Kubernetes)
* Software Engineer, Data Engineering (Spark, Snowflake, Python)
* Software Engineer, Full Stack (Ruby, Rails)
* Software Engineer, SRE (Docker, Terraform, Chef, Ruby)
* Data Analytics Program Manager (Snowflake, Looker, Python)
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We have been using this at Doximity for a while now it is excellent. The daily reports and clear indicators of increase/decrease are helpful to identify spikes at a glance.
Doximity | Python Software Engineer | San Francisco or REMOTE, Full-time | Salary $100k+ & Equity | https://work.doximity.com
We're helping doctors communicate more effectively to enhance the quality of care. Doximity is the largest professional network of Healthcare professionals with adoption by over 75% of all U.S. Clinicians. Started in 2011, we've raised $82MM from DFJ, Emergence, and Morgenthaler Ventures. Our R&D team is about 140 people roughly 50% of which is fully distributed. We have one of the richest healthcare data sets ever compiled.
Tech Stack: Web: Ruby, Rails, Vuejs, Go, iOS, Android
Data Stack: Snowflake, Kafka, Spark, Python, Airflow, Neo4j
DevOps Stack: AWS, Terraform, Chef, Nginx
We are looking for Python software engineers, Ruby software engineers, Data Engineers, Data Scientists, and DevOps Engineers to help build, maintain, and continue to scale our current infrastructure. I am the VP, Engineering at Doximity and have been with the company for almost 7 years. Reach out directly (bmiranda@doximity.com) or apply via https://work.doximity.com/positions/Remote positions within the U.S. and Canada only.
We filled that one last night, but please do send me your resume at bmiranda @ the name of the company . com
Doximity | Data Engineer, Data Scientist, Software Engineer, DevOps Engineer | San Francisco | REMOTE & ONSITE, FULL-TIME | Salary $110k+ & Equity | https://work.doximity.com
We're helping doctors communicate more effectively to enhance the quality of care. Doximity is the largest professional network of Healthcare professionals with adoption by over 75% of all U.S. Clinicians. Started in 2011, we've raised $82MM from DFJ, Emergence, and Morgenthaler Ventures. Our R&D team is about 120 people roughly 50% of which is fully distributed. We have one of the richest healthcare data sets ever compiled.
Tech Stack: Web: Ruby, Rails, Vuejs, Go, iOS, Android
Data Stack: Redshift, Kafka, Spark, Python, Airflow, Neo4j
DevOps Stack: AWS, Terraform, Chef, Nginx
We are looking for Full-stack software engineers, Data Engineers, Data Scientists, and DevOps Engineers to help build, maintain, and continue to scale our current infrastructure. I am the VP, Engineering at Doximity and have been with the company for almost 7 years.Apply directly: https://work.doximity.com/positions/ - Remote positions within the U.S. and Canada only.
Doximity | Data Engineer, Data Scientist, Software Engineer, DevOps Engineer | San Francisco | REMOTE & ONSITE, FULL-TIME | Salary $100k+ & Equity | https://work.doximity.com
We're helping doctors communicate more effectively to enhance the quality of care. Doximity is the largest professional network of Healthcare professionals with adoption by over 75% of all U.S. Clinicians. Started in 2011, we've raised $82MM from DFJ, Emergence, and Morgenthaler Ventures. Our R&D team is about 120 people roughly 50% of which is fully distributed. We have one of the richest healthcare data sets ever compiled.
Tech Stack: Web: Ruby, Rails, Vuejs, Go, iOS, Android
Data Stack: Redshift, Kafka, Spark, Python, Airflow, Neo4j
DevOps Stack: AWS, Terraform, Chef, Nginx
We are looking for Full-stack software engineers, Data Engineers, Data Scientists, and DevOps Engineers to help build, maintain, and continue to scale our current infrastructure. I am the VP, Engineering at Doximity and have been with the company for almost 7 years.Reach out directly (brunomiranda@doximity.com) if you are interested in any of the Data Science and Engineering roles listed here https://work.doximity.com/positions/
Remote positions within the U.S. and Canada only.
Interesting, as much as I don't think we need yet another CSS framework you bring up some good points about maintaining and expanding on something like Bootstrap. Are there plans to release a GEM and/or NPM package?
I've been at Doximity for over 5 years and can say it's an incredible company. Great team, challenging problems for a great cause.
Feel free to contact me as well if you'd like to find out more, bmiranda@doximity.com
Yes please do tell us more.
Doximity (San Francisco, CA):
http://doximity.theresumator.com/apply/I4u6BD/Software-Engin...
I appreciate that you decided to open-source this project. I do have a few (hopefully) constructive criticisms to make:
1. Using aliases the reindex with near zero downtime is very clever, mad props to Jaroslav Kalistsuk
2. Tire is excellent, I am glad you didn't try to reinvent the wheel here, please keep it that way.
3. Conversion based score boosting, although clever is flawed. Hardcoding values https://github.com/ankane/searchkick/blob/master/lib/searchk... is convoluted. You should consider providing a more flexible DSL to customize how conversion based score is calculated.
4. Analyzers https://github.com/ankane/searchkick/blob/master/lib/searchk... are poorly named and do not represent what they do.
Again, this is very nice for version 0.1.2
Could note have said this better myself.
See https://codeplane.com/ for a good inexpensive alternative.
iOS Developer, San Francisco, CA. Full Time.
Doximity creates products that help doctors communicate, to improve patient care and save lives. In 2 years, 15% of US doctors have signed up. Our products are mobile because doctors are on the move, and they are native because doctors don't have time to wait for HTML5. Our founder/CEO Jeff Tangney previously founded Epocrates, which is used by millions of doctors worldwide.
We are a forty-person startup in San Mateo, CA, backed by the investors behind Salesforce and Yammer. Our team includes incredibly talented individuals with MDs/MBAs/PhDs from fine institutions like UCSF, Stanford, Harvard and MIT and a college-dropout iOS engineer in the top 0.25% of StackOverflow.
More details: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/23255/ios-engineer-bui...
Let me know if you are interested at bmiranda at doximity dot com
I'd rather pay and go home to my family or use the time I would've stayed in line working and making money. But I do agree, it's all ridiculous.
They do not make you turn sideways.
You're doing it wrong :)
Very narrow minded in my option. There's a reason why people prefer an iPad over a Lemote Yeelong. There is more to life than principles. I do respect his opinion but if he would like to continue to make a difference in the open software community he could stop spending so much time in email and concentrate on technology advancements and how to promote open source.
Give people options and they will generally do the right thing. An intelligent, competent, highly productive employee who is hired by a fast growing and profitable start-up knows better than to take too much vacation to the point of looking stupid. Try this policy at your local dead-end job. Nobody would show up. Because nobody gives a st.
My point, hire smart people, give them a reason to give a st and they'll do the right thing.
Programming is really not supposed to be super easy. When someone is able to start "programming websites" in a couple hours using Rails things get dirty, ala 2007-08 when Rails started getting a bad reputation for amateurish/slow/buggy applications.
HAML has not been adopted because DHH does not like it.