Companies

We're a team of ~ 50 reinventing care for older adults through our unified care coordination platform. We recently announced our Series B funding.

Sage is a renowned nonprofit in biomedical and life sciences, headquartered in Seattle but operating remotely across the U.S. We develop web-based software to support scientific research in areas like cancer, Alzheimer's, and Neurofibromatosis. We believe in open science, and we've been practicing it for over 15 years.

We're early stage with pre-seed funding, competitive pay, good benefits, energy of working together in person. Our first product, Neo, helps every member of a software team in the complex process that is product engineering. This is not just code generation, but a much broader, turn-key product for teams to efficiently work with generative AI end-to-end throughout the entire life of the product.

Our innovative start-up revolutionises the greenhouse sector with state-of-the-art robotics, dramatically reducing labor costs and helping the environment by cutting back on energy, land and water consumption.

SailPoint is looking for a macOS developer to join their new Endpoint Privilege Management team.

Saildrone is on a mission to help scientists and sailors better understand the ocean and everything in it, to preserve a healthy ocean and a safe, sustainable planet. They make autonomous sailing robots that travel the oceans, measuring almost everything they can find along the way.

Salable - a brand under The Adaptavist Group, that simplifies the monetisation and licensing of SaaS products. The Adaptavist Group is a rapidly growing tech company with over 1,000+ employees and a great culture. They are global triple platinum partners to Atlassian and partner with some of the world’s most trusted technology ecosystems, including Atlassian, AWS, Slack, GitLab, Monday.com and many more.

We're building a new, regulated, commodity market for large scale GPU clusters. More like the Kalshi, less like craigslist. To accomplish this, we make a VM orchestrator called "Fog" that understands InfiniBand, GPUs, and heterogeneous hardware setups. We make money by taking a flat fee of a few cents per GPU hour upon delivery. Up until recently, we've been "running a market" via a spreadsheet, by selling bursts on very large clusters (think 6 to 8 figures deal sizes). The goal of the company is the same: we want to make it possible to buy a big, giant training cluster for a short time period. We think a liquid market will let you spend $40m for a month instead of $300m for a year. If we can't make that happen, then only the big labs will get to make AI.

Sanctuary Computer is a studio that partners with creative and technical directors to support project teams, define strategy, and lead internal projects.

At Sanctuary Computer and XXIX we’re building a different type of design technology shop – one that prioritizes close collaboration between the client and the craftsperson. Our projects range from design-forward websites, to robust web apps, to native mobile development. We’re building a radically different kind of organization that values autonomy, growth, transparency, and shared responsibility.