pat-jay

Since a few weeks I'm (re-)building FreshRemote.Work as some kind of fast + lean "remote job search engine". The goal is to make it as simple as possible while simultaneously give as much info about a job and/or company. All of course without any nonsense, bloat etc.

Some highlights:

- LOTS of remote jobs every day

- all jobs come directly from company ATS (so they're REALLY fresh)

- all jobs have a salary listed (no "guesstimates"!)

- UI is super-simple, fast, informative and works also well on mobile

- comprehensive tagging + search

Note: it's still kind of a prototype but lots of features and improvements are in the making for the upcoming weeks :)

Missing anything? Feedback's welcome!

Cheers Pat

Great to hear! It's the usual suspects like greenhouse, lever, workable, successfactors, ashbyhq, recruitee, pinpoint, personio, adp, talentlyft, and many more...

thx :)

ah, interesting - similar approach it seems...

It's all plain RSS feeds from a variety of over 180 sources atm. no Twitter input whatsoever (at least right now). Trends are basically determined by item views (popularity on the site itself)...

Btw. if you know a great blog, pod, YT or news publication in general that covers a decent amount of AI/ML-related stuff and has an RSS feed (see https://allainews.com/sources.md for sources already included to avoid dupes) - pls put it in the comments :)

Earth Species Project | Senior AI Research Scientist | Remote anywhere | https://www.earthspecies.org/

The Earth Species Project (ESP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to decoding animal communication and translating non-human language.

ESP partners with biologists and machine learning researchers at universities and institutions around the world and we are honored to be supported by many forward-looking philanthropists and groups, including the Internet Archive, TED Audacious 2020, and the entrepreneur and author Reid Hoffman.

Our work has been featured on NPR's Invisibilia documentary, “Two Heart Beats a Minute,” “How to Talk to Animals” in Wall Street Journal’s The Future of Everything, “The Challenges of Animal Translation” in the New Yorker, published in Scientific Reports, and was honored at the inaugural Anthem Awards.

We aim to enable every person to more deeply understand our co-inhabitants on Earth and in doing so, to permanently alter human perspective and culture. Purpose of role

You will join an incredible and global remote team, and will be responsible for developing pioneering research towards decoding and translating non-human communication, including extending unsupervised translation techniques and tackling cornerstone biological and computational problems on large-scale multimodal behavioral datasets.

You will work with biology and machine learning experts to create understanding from new scopes and scales of data.

Read more / apply: https://ai-jobs.net/job/25600-senior-ai-research-scientist/

Hey fellow hackers,

As demand for skilled people in the Information Security field is growing and higher than ever, there doesn't seem to be a lot of sites that cater to this crowd exclusively. So I thought it would be great and helpful to fill this gap.

Hope it helps anyone interested in finding a job or hiring talent in this space, and also help newcomers to get a sense of what the market offers/demands or which roles require what qualifications/skillset etc.

What's your feedback, ideas, thoughts, insights?

Regarding finding solid jobs there might be some alternatives in certain niches, increasing the signal-to-noise ratio if you're looking for a job (or talent) in one of these, for example:

https://ai-jobs.net - for positions in the AI/ML/Data Science space

https://infosec-jobs.com - exclusively for Cyber Security/InfoSec folks

https://devops-jobs.net - a DevOps-only jobboard

https://freshremote.work - provides lots of remote vacancies in all kinds of areas (tech & non-tech)

Finally! A small (or not so small) outage for FB, a large benefit for mankind :)

Is it overstated to say "this is creepy AF"?

Wow great work, thanks Citizen Lab! Everyone, please donate - we need this!

It says that they just launched recently and it'll take a few weeks until a usable dataset has been collected, after enough people filled out the survey. Download is disabled because of this (not enought data).

:D

Protenus | Senior Security Engineer | Full-time | Baltimore, MD or Remote | https://www.protenus.com/

Protenus is paving the way in healthcare with a leading, comprehensive approach to compliance analytics. Providing healthcare leaders full insight into how health data is being used, and alerting privacy, security and compliance teams to inappropriate activity, Protenus helps our partner hospitals make decisions about how to better protect their data, their patients, and their institutions. This year, Protenus was named one of Forbes' Best Startup Employers, one of the Best Places to Work in Healthcare and Family Friendliest Companies by Modern Healthcare, and certified as a Great Place to Work.

As a member of the Information Security Team, the Senior Security Engineer at Protenus is responsible for the technical security and privacy of the Protenus platform. The scope involves both the Protenus Platform (our customer-facing product), as well as internal Protenus tools and data.

Senior Security Engineers are responsible for the design, implementation, maintenance and improvement of the technical security systems at Protenus. They help maintain the security posture of Protenus through vulnerability scanning and management, software security assessments, incident response planning and testing, and working with our third-party partners on external scans and penetration testing.

Senior Security Engineers also assist the CISO on process and procedure improvements, third-party audits, and comprehensive risk assessments. Senior Security Engineers also help support our sales and customer success teams by answering security questionnaires and participating in meetings with customer security teams.

Finally, Senior Security Engineers are internally recognized as technical experts and leaders, having through the course of their career developed significant depth of knowledge in the information security domain. They have the heart of a teacher, and are eager to share their knowledge and expertise. This person will mentor Security Engineers, inform and enlighten management, and are a champion for the ongoing improvement of our security posture. They eagerly collaborate with Engineering and IT on security safeguards, system design, and implementation best practices.

https://infosec-jobs.com/job/3060-senior-security-engineer/

Boston Children’s Hospital | Cyber Security Engineer III | Boston, MA USA | Full-time | ONSITE

At Boston Children’s Hospital, success is measured in patients treated, parents comforted and teams taught. It’s in discoveries made, processes perfected, and technology advanced. In major medical breakthroughs and small acts of kindness. And in colleagues who have your back and patients who have your heart. As the teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, our reach is global and our impact is profound. Join our acclaimed Information Security team and discover how your talents can change lives. Yours included.

This Cyber Security Engineer III will be responsible for:

    Working as a member of a cyber security team, develop and deploy efficient protection of system, networks, software, data and information systems against any potential attacks.
    Conducting security assessments through vulnerability testing and risk analysis.
    Verifying the security of third-party vendors and collaborating with them to meet security requirements.
    Reviewing proposed system and firewall changes for appropriateness and security risk.
    Leading investigations of security events, providing analysis results and developing and implementing remediation plans.

Oh, that's fixed now. But thanks!

I think https://freshremote.work hasn't been mentioned here yet. It's a bit of a newer site, but covers all kinds of remote positions worldwide with a clean and fast interface. Also provides keyword, category and region filters to narrow down a job search.

UPDATE: You now can set the radius (distance), moment (aka date from) and timeframe manually on the position page directly to improve your search without a user registration or being signed-in necessary anymore!

Have fun :)

Usually, the IP stuff is used as a fallback to avoid the site to show nothing...

It seems like you're one of the unfortunate .1% where the geolocation stuff didn't work properly right away (or disabled in browser?). And we're working on that, thx :)

Ah, and in an emergency there's the third option: manual selection via the position page. With which you can also search around what's going in any other city you like - worldwide, or your own ;)

Yes w/ a basic user account you can do that via the position page - but currently only up to 30km or ~20mi or something. Maybe we can increase the radius span a bit ;)

Cool, thanks. Ah yes, the startpage is pretty dynamic as it mostly relies on the users position.

But hey, that might be an interesting idea: to be able to "share searches/discoveries", which is basically sharing the settings used at the moment, with others. Hmm... ;)

Yeah, that's right. There are certain (unfortunately not so obvoius) methods that lead to a bit better results. Either through the categories (whereas most are "Universal" as in "uncategorized", that's subject to improvement too) or by choosing a smaller radius (the opposite might make sense in less dense areas) - that's when signed in with a basic user account.

Yeah, thanks. Hmm, email might be got lost by your provider (junk folder?) - otherwise drop me a mail at service@etrigg.com for manual activation...

What? Gosh, you never know what you'll find on FB :P Thanks for the hint - fixed!

Awesome! Yes, we will :)

Usually on the site should appear all the meetup events from meetup.com - but could be that you have more meetups in your area than even meetup provides ;)

It's also possible to register on our site and add own events - pretty fast and easy BTW.

Might be a reason not to host stuff in Germany - so we consider moving to the US or CH ;) We're NOT (physically) located in DE, BTW ...but Hetzner seems to be awesome cheap for that kind of big, fat & fast machines they deliver B-)

cheers

Mostly from other sites via APIs - could be that you're in some region (or have such position selected) where nothing's happening ;)

Yepp, there's only FB API calls (though I'm not sure if it's optimal already the way I'm doing it :P ) and it seems as some are formatted well and some others aren't. Looking forward to fix that, too...