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Looks like others that allow skipping the skills test seem to only allow it if you've completely a separate safety course (no idea how comprehensive those safety courses or skill tests are).
Regardless rtings.com is your friend here they have a pretty decent size review db. fwiw - I wouldn't rule out a monitor just because its a "gaming monitor".
Meltano's all-remote team and community of thousands are on a mission to enable everyone to realize the full potential of their data. To this end, we are bringing software engineering best practices to data teams in the form of an open source DataOps OS that we envision becoming the foundation of every team's ideal data stack.
Our public company handbook (https://handbook.meltano.com/) has all the details on our values, all-remote work, where we hire, compensation, benefits, and what it's like to work with us in general. We've got a bunch of opening https://boards.greenhouse.io/meltano.
It's not listed yet, but we're also opening up a slot for our first SRE hire as we're ramping up to build out the managed offering. Meltano the open-source project has some general best practices but this is a brand new, from scratch managed offering. This role would be wonderful for someone who's always wanted to help build out the infra platform for a managed product from scratch.
If you're interested in that SRE role you can apply using the general opening - https://boards.greenhouse.io/meltano/jobs/4088510004, feel free to drop me a note (florian AT meltano.com) and I'll make sure the hiring folks know you're interested in the SRE role. Also happy to answer any questions folks might have.
Meltano's all-remote team and community of thousands are on a mission to enable everyone to realize the full potential of their data. To this end, we are bringing software engineering best practices to data teams in the form of an open source DataOps OS that we envision becoming the foundation of every team's ideal data stack.
Our public company handbook (https://handbook.meltano.com/) has all the details on our values, all-remote work, where we hire, compensation, benefits, and what it's like to work with us in general. We've got a bunch of opening https://boards.greenhouse.io/meltano.
It's not listed yet, but we're also starting to opening up a slot for our first SRE as we're ramping up to build out the managed offering. Meltano the open-source project has some general best practices but this is a brand new, from scratch managed offering. This role would be wonderful for someone who's always wanted to help build out a product from scratch.
If you're interested in that SRE role you can apply using the general opening - https://boards.greenhouse.io/meltano/jobs/4088510004
Meltano's all-remote team and community of thousands are on a mission to enable everyone to realize the full potential of their data. To this end, we are bringing software engineering best practices to data teams in the form of an open source DataOps OS that we envision becoming the foundation of every team's ideal data stack.
Our public company handbook (https://handbook.meltano.com/) has all the details on our values, all-remote work , where we hire, compensation, benefits, and what it's like to work with us in general. We've got a bunch of opening https://boards.greenhouse.io/meltano.
Backend Engineer & Senior Backend Engineer: If you're a Data Engineer wanting to work on an open source data product in more of a software dev capacity, you should definitely apply! If you're a software dev and want to hack on a popular open source project, you should also apply!
Other open roles:
- Content Marketing Manager
- Product Marketing Manager
- Senior UI/UX Designer
- Senior Talent Partner
Our public company handbook (https://handbook.meltano.com/) has all the details on our values, all-remote work , where we hire, compensation, benefits, and what it's like to work with us in general.
We've got a bunch of opening across Marketing, Engineering, DevX, and BizOps (https://boards.greenhouse.io/meltano).
Engineering:
Backend Engineer & Senior Backend Engineer: If you're a Data Engineer wanting to work on an open source data product in more of a software dev capacity, you should definitely apply! If you're a software dev and want to hack on a popular open source project, you should also apply ;)
Other open roles:
Content Marketing Manager - DataOps Evangelist - Product Marketing Manager - Senior Support Engineer - Senior UI/UX Designer - Senior Talent Partner
Meltano's all-remote team and community of thousands are on a mission to enable everyone to realize the full potential of their data. To this end, we are bringing software engineering best practices to data teams in the form of an open source DataOps OS that we envision becoming the foundation of every team's ideal data stack.
Our public company handbook (https://handbook.meltano.com/) has all the details on our values, all-remote work , where we hire, compensation, benefits, and what it's like to work with us in general.
We've got a bunch of opening across Marketing, Engineering, DevX, and BizOps (https://boards.greenhouse.io/meltano).
Engineering:
Backend Engineer & Senior Backend Engineer: If you're a Data Engineer wanting to work on a open source data product in more of a software dev capacity you should definitely apply!
Other open roles:
Content Marketing Manager - DataOps Evangelist - Product Marketing Manager - Senior Support Engineer - Senior UI/UX Designer - Senior Talent Partner
(as an aside the storry of how Magnacut came to be is pretty cool - https://knifesteelnerds.com/2021/03/25/cpm-magnacut/)
...but...theres dumb people everywhere, so when you decide to shop lift in Texas the risk profile is certainly different than it is in CA.
>Who will vet such a list continuously at a global scale? >Apple should. >Apple created this issue in the first place. The need for multi-tenant websites to add themselves to the PSL exists only because of the PCM design decision to limit measurement to registrable domains. The urgency exists because Apple's planned ATT enforcement.
Between the bots and r/homegym I've been able to build out a complete home gym (squat rack, bar, milspec bumper plates, echo bike, bunch of accessories, few kettle bells).
The thing that was the hardest for me to snag was the spotter arm's, they kept restocking right during my weekly sprint planning and by the time I got done would be sold out.
Is is a company wide system? Its all fun and games until the cooling in a dc starts to have issues and the facilities team can't gain access because....mongo... ?
If panel's are cheaper more people/businesses/farms etc can deploy solar. Leading to more install's which lead's to more installers and more business for maintenance folks (and ancillary services on large installations).
>Sales wise it’s been a huge help, as Spend Stack tends to consistently chart since its retail demo release. Before, it tends to dip in and out throughout the month.
Pardon me, but the US is an absolutely giant place - in Texas this is the time of year where I can go out in the evening and not be miserable. Also some of the best photo's I've ever taken where in Telluride in the middle of February right after sunset.
You chose to use term "redneck". When used like you did that's clearly a snide derogatory term that blankets a certain class of disadvantaged folks. Not only is that term insulting when used by you to a whole class of struggling people but you also then applied the implication of that term to a whopping 30% of Americans.
Second, the copper jacket on rounds like the cheap stuff you train with tend not cover the back of the round leaving exposed lead - so a lot of lead fouling gets generated by the hot gases atomizing the lead on the tail of the bullet. That makes it into the air, ground, and surroundings when you fire. So you breath some in before the range ventilation ever has a chance. I feel that's probably especially bad at indoor ranges because you've got partitions on either side of you. lead's also great at sticking to shoes, clothes, etc and going home with you. So - de-leading soap ftw!
Some rifles make this worst (especially if shooting suppressed or if you're a lefty) because the gas is much closer and much more in your face).
Most indoor ranges also have subpar ventilation. So if shoot at the indoor range i try to limit my time, ask to be on a range with less other active shooters, use fully enclosed metal jacketed round's, use de-leading wipes when I'm done, and don't bring my shoes into the house when I get home. Really, I just stick to outdoor ranges where I can snag a big private bay. Even then, I still use de-leading wipes on all the things.
Keen is the platform that enables software developers to build customer-facing analytics into their apps in a quick, flexible, and scalable way. We provide a comprehensive custom analytics stack without the hassle of managing big data infrastructure.
What we're looking for in a Devops lead:
- AWS platform experience. You should know how to best deploy and manage AWS services. You know why services like ECS are awesome but also know what their gotchas are and can articulate the pros/cons to other engineers.
- You have strong opinions on DevOps/SRE concepts and the space in general. Things like immutable infrastructure, chatops and gitops, SRE practice, IaC, serverless, etc.
- You should have broad DevOps skillset. That means you have hands-on experience with containers (Docker/ECS), Linux, CI/CD (Jenkins/CircleCI/TravisCI), log management (ELK/CloudWatch/Loggly), and monitoring platforms (Datadog, NewRelic, Grafana).
- You’re comfortable writing tooling in a scripting language like python.
- Experience with Cassandra or other modern NoSQL datastores.
Familiarity with operation and management of Apache Storm and Kafka and experience with artifact/dependency management in systems such as gradle, sbt, or maven an equivalent would be a bonus.