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Anterior | Software Engineers | NYC | Onsite | Full Time

Anterior is improving the experience of healthcare for everyone. Our agentic orchestration platform makes clinical decisioning frictionless for RNs and MDs.

About You: You have a passion for doing things The Right Way, you believe Less is More, you want to focus on Foundations of system design and architecture (pacelc, consistency guarantees), you care as much about what code you do not write, you’re tired of the hype treadmill and care about the fundamentals. You have battle scars from overengineered and underperforming slop, and you care about writing code that lasts.

- Langs: TS / Python - Infra: Nix, CDKTF, AWS

We’re hiring from infra to full stack. Come share your proudest firefighting story with us in an interview, bring your GitHub, and let’s see if we’re a good fit!

Dev log: https://xn--xp5a.anterior.app

saul@anterior.com


Anterior | Software Engineers | NYC | Onsite | Full Time

Anterior is improving the experience of healthcare for everyone. Our agentic orchestration platform makes clinical decisioning frictionless for RNs and MDs.

About You: You have a passion for doing things The Right Way, you believe Less is More, you want to focus on Foundations of system design and architecture (pacelc, consistency guarantees), you care as much about what code you do not write, you’re tired of the hype treadmill and care about the fundamentals. You have battle scars from overengineered and underperforming slop, and you care about writing code that lasts.

- Langs: TS / Python - Infra: Nix, CDKTF, AWS

We’re hiring from infra to full stack. Come share your proudest firefighting story with us in an interview, bring your GitHub, and let’s see if we’re a good fit!

Dev log: https://xn--xp5a.anterior.app

saul@anterior.com


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Hi! Went through the blog, and wanted to email, but I can't seem to send any emails to hiring [at] anterior.com. Is the email address still up?


Anterior | Software Engineers | NYC | Onsite | Full Time

Anterior is improving the experience of healthcare for everyone. Our agentic orchestration platform makes clinical decisioning frictionless for RNs and MDs.

About You: You have a passion for doing things The Right Way, you believe Less is More, you want to focus on Foundations of system design and architecture (pacelc, consistency guarantees), you care as much about what code you do not write, you’re tired of the hype treadmill and care about the fundamentals. You have battle scars from overengineered and underperforming slop, and you care about writing code that lasts.

- Langs: TS / Python

- Infra: Nix, CDKTF, AWS

We’re hiring from infra to full stack. Come share your proudest firefighting story with us in an interview, bring your GitHub, and let’s see if we’re a good fit!

Dev log: https://xn--xp5a.anterior.app

saul@anterior.com

P.S. We're hosting the NYC Nix meetup on 3/18. Come along to meet the team.


Anterior | NYC (Midtown) | Full-time | ONSITE | https://anterior.com

Anterior is improving the experience of healthcare for everyone. We're growing fast on the cutting edge of using AI to make clinical decisioning frictionless.

About You: You have a passion for doing things The Right Way, you believe Less is More, you want to focus on Foundations of system design and architecture (pacelc, consistency guarantees), you care as much about the code you do not write, you’re tired of the hype treadmill and care about the fundamentals. You have battle scars from overengineered and underperforming slop, and you care about writing code that lasts.

- Langs: Python / Go / TS, React (and HTMX if you can help!) - Infra: Nix, CDKTF, AWS

We're hiring engineers to work directly with our end customers owning strategy and execution. The playbook for LLM-enabled enterprise software is not yet written. Come and help us write it!

Reach out directly: saul@anterior.com


I've often thought companies should provide say $500/month for each of their developers to pay out to the open source projects of their choice. One month an employee might give it to Vim, another to Curl. I think a discretionary scheme like that would buy a lot of good will from the employees, potential hires and the development community.


Google does this (each employee can nominate 3 people for $250 each per round of funding. Recipients are limited to $500/year due to tax) [0]

[0] https://opensource.google/docs/growing/peer-bonus/


I initially read that as "Beer Bonus Program"


I've always thought that governments should do this to fund the arts in general, and political campaigns. Some of your taxes directed to the recipients of your choice. In the case of the arts, it would of course be a floor, but in the case of political contributions, it could be a ceiling.


I think this is a good proposal and have also been interested in an expanded version of this where the company donates $X to _any_ profit cause, but directed by the employees. This way you can pay Vim one month and the NAACP or the ACLU the next month.

An easier way to scale this might be to just have a set amount (say $10k/month for a large company) and a recurring ranked-choice poll open to all employees. The funds would be allocated according to the poll, with the winner getting say $5k and the two runner ups getting $3k and $2k or something like that.

This way employees don't have to do the work of submitting donations and filing expenses, as there's just one person at the company who administrates it a few days a month.


Ultimately it boils down to the difference between traditional business model and the non-profit model.


Non-profits take in money too (just like for profit companies). The only big difference is they do not profit (money over and above expenses). Employees at non-profits are still paid, receive benefits, etc.


There's nothing like milk in pint bottles on the doorstep. I use https://www.milkandmore.co.uk


I think you mean that _you_ pronounce them differently. I've heard 'Nike' pronounced in more ways than any other brand name; I myself pronounce it in at least two different ways.


Really? I've only ever heard it pronounced to rhyme with "mikey". What other variants have you hears?


In a number of countries I've heard it pronounced to rhyme with "Mike."


Ironically enough, that's the way it's pronounced in Greece.


Really? I can understand different people having different pronunciations, but you have two yourself? Based on your mood or something?


It's interesting that you see the relationship between a Catholic and his/her church as analogous to that between a corporation and their "users".

While believers in 'ethical consumption' would say that the moral principles of producers certainly should be a concern for consumers, not everybody agrees. But when choosing a religious creed, the behaviour of the founders and keepers of the faith is surely of paramount importance.

Can you really say that issues of child abuse are not interesting to Catholic followers, because they "just use the product"?


> It is in his contract that he cannot blog or otherwise express his opinion

Exactly what is so ridiculous. That it wasn't a arbitrary decision doesn't make it a good one.


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