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Abnormal Security | Full Stack, Backend, ML | USA + Canada + UK | Full Time | REMOTE | https://abnormalsecurity.com/

Abnormal Security uses machine learning to detect and stop what everyone else in the market can’t -- highly precise attacks that have never been seen before (https://abnormalsecurity.com/blog/inside-the-business-email-...). We closed last year with 3x revenue growth and we're aiming to 3x again this year. Team has grown to 450 and we're planning on hitting 800 by the end of the year. Our flagship product has product-market fit, we're currently protecting 5% of the Fortune 1000 and customers love us: https://www.gartner.com/reviews/market/email-security/vendor...

We are now building a new product line in order to keep ahead of the evolving threats in email and beyond. Our Cloud Security team is looking to grow from 6 to 25 this year, yielding tons of opportunities for leadership & impact.

We’re not only looking for engineers who love solving tough problems, but folks who are passionate about building teams that are long lasting and impactful in our mission to fight cybercrime. You’ll be working with other smart people who care about what they do and who want to use ML to positively contribute to society. You can find a lot more information on our careers page: https://careers.abnormalsecurity.com/

Our stack:

  - Language: Python
  - Platform: AWS through Terraform, Docker, ECS
  - Frameworks: Django, Celery, Kafka, Spark
  - Storage: MySQL, Postgres, Parquet, Redis

We're looking for:

- Backend Engineers (USA/Canada: https://careers.abnormalsecurity.com/open-roles?gh_jid=50123... UK: https://careers.abnormalsecurity.com/open-roles?gh_jid=50663...)

- Full Stack (UK: https://careers.abnormalsecurity.com/open-roles?gh_jid=50768... )

- ML (US: https://careers.abnormalsecurity.com/open-roles?gh_jid=50123... )

The AI is impressive, but it mostly fails when you just go for a horizontal four at the lowest row. I won 4 out of 3 games like that.

UI is good, gets the job done.

I am talking about the modern Turkey founded in 1923, not the Ottoman empire.

The main factor which distinguishes this event from every other internal conflict is the fact that groups with very different views aligned together. These include Kurds and TUrkish nationalists. Socces hooligans who would look for rival team fans to fight were shoulder to shoulder shouting. Even a significant amount of islamists were protesting along with seculars.

We experienced military coup in both 1960 and 1980, there were no protests this size though. There were more causalties, but this one has just started last week and it spread into more than 40 cities, with no central leadership.

It can be debated which one is greater, however everybody I talked to say they saw nothing like this, including 70 year olds who saw both the coups.

CNN on the right is the international one, yet it is focused on Turkey, doing live broadcast. The one on the left is regional, in Turkey. It is showing a penguin documentary while Turkey faces the biggest riots and unrest since its foundation.