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Revel in Los Angeles or San Francisco builds a data platform to receive, store, and serve telemetry from customer hardware. You will join the founding team and own core parts of ingestion, processing, indexing, encoding, compression, storage, and querying multimodal telemetry.
You design, build, release, and operate services, and you work across environments from cloud to on-prem. You will ensure reliability, scalability, and isolation between customers while delivering fast, interactive
Revel is the software platform for hardware test and control. Aerospace, defense, robotics, and energy teams use Revel to build control diagrams, stream telemetry, and operate the hardware they develop.
Revel is the software platform for hardware test and control. Aerospace, defense, robotics, and energy teams use Revel to build control diagrams, stream telemetry, and operate the hardware they develop.
Los Angeles or San Francisco, CA
We’re building a new data platform to add to Revel's current products. The data platform receives, stores, and serves telemetry from our customers' hardware. It helps customers develop and operate their hardware faster and more effectively.
You’ll join the founding team, which has fewer than six engineers. You will be responsible for core parts of the data platform: ingestion, processing, indexing, encoding, compression, storage, and querying multimodal telemetry. You will work on problems at all levels of the system. You design, build, and release your work, and you help operate it.
We hire at all experience levels and match the scope of your work to your experience. We care more about what you have built and learned than how many years you have worked. That experience can come from a job, research, coursework, open source, or personal projects.
Join us to redefine what’s possible in software for hardware.
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