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DeepEdge
Open DeepEdge →E2E Interview Prep Job 1792137175266
Own our Kubernetes platform and CI/CD pipeline end to end.
1 applicantsJobPrincipal Data Engineer
Falkenberg Materials is hiring a Principal Data Engineer to own our data platform architecture, from ingestion through to the models the rest of the company depends on.
1 applicantsJobHead of Customer Success
Falkenberg Materials needs a Head of Customer Success to build a retention-focused CS function from the ground up, working closely with enterprise accounts.
1 applicantsJobVP of Finance
Falkenberg Materials is hiring a VP of Finance to lead financial planning and reporting as we scale. You will own the model, not just present someone else's numbers to the board.
1 applicantsJobSenior Product Manager
Brightwater Media Group is looking for a Senior Product Manager to own a core product area end to end -- strategy, roadmap, and execution, working directly with engineering and design leads.
1 applicantsJobSenior Product Manager
Ironwood Legal Tech is looking for a Senior Product Manager to own a core product area end to end -- strategy, roadmap, and execution, working directly with engineering and design leads.
1 applicantsGreyMatters
Open GreyMatters →Returning to individual contributor work after eight years in management
I stepped back from an engineering director role to write code again. Here is what surprised me, six months in.
ArticleThe postmortem template is not the point
Most incident postmortems fail for the same reason: the template becomes the deliverable instead of the understanding it was supposed to produce.
ArticleWhat actually changed when we moved off our monolith
Two years after a real microservices migration, here's an honest accounting of what got better, what got worse, and what I'd do differently.
ArticleThe interview question I stopped asking, and what replaced it
For years I asked candidates to design a system on a whiteboard. I stopped, because it was measuring the wrong thing.
ArticleWhy 'senior' stopped being a useful word on my team
After years of using 'senior' as a catch-all title, I started defining engineering levels by specific behaviors instead. Here's what changed.
ArticleA field guide to the technical debt that is actually worth paying down
Not all technical debt deserves the same urgency. Here is the framework I use to sort real risk from background noise.
Salt & Pepper
Open Salt & Pepper →How are you all handling on-call burnout on small teams?
We're a 6-person infra team and on-call fatigue is becoming a real retention risk. What's actually worked for you beyond "hire more people"?
8 repliesDiscussionNegotiating a counter-offer without burning the relationship
Got a competing offer and want to bring it to my current manager honestly rather than just leaving. Anyone done this well (or badly)?
8 repliesDiscussionBest way to structure a 30-60-90 for a first VP hire
Bringing in our first VP-level hire and want their first quarter to actually stick. What made yours work (or not)?
4 repliesDiscussionIs a platform team actually worth it at 40 engineers?
Considering spinning up a dedicated platform team. At what size did it actually start paying for itself for you?
4 repliesDiscussionLayoffs are coming. What do you actually owe the people who stay?
Every piece I read about layoffs focuses on the people who leave. I want to talk about the ones who stay -- survivor guilt, trust erosion, the sudden workload spike nobody plans for. What has actually
3 repliesDiscussionHow do you actually decide when a rewrite is worth it?
I have been on both sides of this call -- a rewrite that saved the company, and one that quietly consumed 18 months and shipped nothing better than what it replaced. What's your actual decision framew
3 repliesFlexPro
Open FlexPro →Engineering leadership 1:1 mentoring
45-minute 1:1 session on scaling an engineering org, technical leadership transitions, or a specific org-design problem you're facing right now.
GigProduct strategy office hours
45-minute 1:1 session on product strategy, roadmap prioritization, or breaking into a Director of Product role.
GigFinancial Model Build for Fundraising
A real, investor-grade financial model built around your actual unit economics, not a template with your logo pasted on it. Includes a working session to walk through the assumptions.
GigEnterprise Sales Process Overhaul
I rebuild your enterprise sales process end to end -- qualification, discovery, proposal structure, and closing mechanics -- based on what has actually worked at scale, not a generic playbook.
GigData Pipeline Audit & Optimization
I audit your existing data pipelines for cost, reliability, and correctness issues, then deliver a concrete remediation plan with effort estimates -- not just a list of problems.
GigData Pipeline Audit & Optimization
I audit your existing data pipelines for cost, reliability, and correctness issues, then deliver a concrete remediation plan with effort estimates -- not just a list of problems.
StackWorks
Open StackWorks →Real-time collaborative changelog editor
A CRDT-based collaborative editor purpose-built for engineering changelogs -- multiple people can draft release notes simultaneously without the merge-conflict mess of a shared doc.
3 upvotesProjectInternal tool for auditing IAM permission sprawl
Most companies accumulate years of over-permissioned IAM roles nobody audits. This tool crawls AWS IAM, flags unused permissions based on CloudTrail history, and generates a remediation report.
3 upvotesProjectLightweight feature-flag service for small teams
A self-hosted feature flag service without the pricing or complexity of LaunchDarkly -- built for teams under 20 engineers who just need reliable boolean and percentage-rollout flags.
3 upvotesProjectCost-attribution dashboard for shared Kubernetes clusters
Most teams sharing a Kubernetes cluster have no idea which team is actually driving the cloud bill. This tool attributes real cost to namespaces based on actual resource consumption, not just requeste
2 upvotesProjectDeterministic test data generator for Postgres schemas
A CLI tool that introspects a Postgres schema and generates realistic, foreign-key-consistent seed data automatically -- no more hand-writing INSERT statements for every new table.
2 upvotesProjectSelf-hosted status page with real incident history
A status page generator that pulls real uptime data from Prometheus instead of requiring manual incident entry -- built because every hosted status page tool wanted per-seat pricing for something this
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