Klue (recently acquired by Medtronic) | Full Stack Mobile Engineers | ONSITE in San Jose, CA or Northridge, CA | Full-time | https://goklue.com/
We are a digital health start-up developing wearable-based eating and drinking detection system. We were acquired by Medtronic in September 2019 and have an ambitious roadmap ahead to combine our technology with Medtronic’s systems to help millions of patients around the world.
Klue’s automatic meal detection capabilities hold great promise for improving the quality of life and health for individuals living with diabetes. Automatic meal detection paves the way for a fully autonomous closed loop artificial pancreas system, delivering insulin at the start of a meal without user intervention. Furthermore, Klue’s mealtime bolus (insulin injection) reminder module helps people with insulin-dependent diabetes improve their medication adherence and glycemic control.
We're looking for a capable Principal Full Stack Mobile Engineer to join our team. You should think about joining us if you care about having a lasting impact on people with diabetes and other chronic conditions, and if you are passionate about developing high quality software and delivering best-in-class user experiences across a wide range of mobile and wearable platforms.
Klue (recently acquired by Medtronic) | Full Stack Mobile Engineers | ONSITE in San Jose, CA or Northridge, CA | Full-time | https://goklue.com/
We are a digital health start-up developing wearable-based eating and drinking detection system. We were acquired by Medtronic in September 2019 and have an ambitious roadmap ahead to combine our technology with Medtronic’s systems to help millions of patients around the world.
Klue’s automatic meal detection capabilities hold great promise for improving the quality of life and health for individuals living with diabetes. Automatic meal detection paves the way for a fully autonomous closed loop artificial pancreas system, delivering insulin at the start of a meal without user intervention. Furthermore, Klue’s mealtime bolus (insulin injection) reminder module helps people with insulin-dependent diabetes improve their medication adherence and glycemic control.
We're looking for a capable Principal Full Stack Mobile Engineer to join our team. You should think about joining us if you care about having a lasting impact on people with diabetes and other chronic conditions, and if you are passionate about developing high quality software and delivering best-in-class user experiences across a wide range of mobile and wearable platforms.
Klue (recently acquired by Medtronic) | Full Stack Mobile Engineers | ONSITE in San Jose, CA or Northridge, CA | Full-time | https://goklue.com/
We are a digital health start-up developing wearable-based eating and drinking detection system. We were acquired by Medtronic in September 2019 and have an ambitious roadmap ahead to combine our technology with Medtronic’s systems to help millions of patients around the world.
Klue’s automatic meal detection capabilities hold great promise for improving the quality of life and health for individuals living with diabetes. Automatic meal detection paves the way for a fully autonomous closed loop artificial pancreas system, delivering insulin at the start of a meal without user intervention. Furthermore, Klue’s mealtime bolus (insulin injection) reminder module helps people with insulin-dependent diabetes improve their medication adherence and glycemic control.
We're looking for a capable Principal Full Stack Mobile Engineer to join our team. You should think about joining us if you care about having a lasting impact on people with diabetes and other chronic conditions, and if you are passionate about developing high quality software and delivering best-in-class user experiences across a wide range of mobile and wearable platforms.
Klue (recently acquired by Medtronic) | Full Stack Mobile Engineers | ONSITE in San Jose, CA | Full-time | https://goklue.com/
We are a digital health start-up developing wearable-based eating and drinking detection system. We were acquired by Medtronic in September 2019 and have an ambitious roadmap ahead to combine our technology with Medtronic’s systems to help millions of patients around the world.
Klue’s automatic meal detection capabilities hold great promise for improving the quality of life and health for individuals living with diabetes. Automatic meal detection paves the way for a fully autonomous closed loop artificial pancreas system, delivering insulin at the start of a meal without user intervention. Furthermore, Klue’s mealtime bolus (insulin injection) reminder module helps people with insulin-dependent diabetes improve their medication adherence and glycemic control.
We're looking for a bright and enthusiastic Principal Full Stack Mobile Engineer to join our team. You should think about joining us if you care about having a lasting impact on people with diabetes and other chronic conditions, and if you are passionate about developing high quality software and delivering best-in-class user experiences across a wide range of mobile and wearable platforms.
The ROI of learning speaking and listening is very high. I’ve been learning Chinese for 10 years and have gotten much more out of it than my 6 years learning German.
Why is that? Living in England, there weren’t many German-speaking people around so I didn’t get much out of it. Even when I went to Germany, they all spoke English better than I spoke German so we mostly ended up conversing in English.
Chinese on the other hand... there are lots of Chinese speakers in most places, and they’re mostly very happy, relieved and even excited to speak Chinese with you. If you ever go to China, speaking Chinese opens you up to a whole host of new experiences. Few people confidently speak English there so you can get a lot of practice very quickly.
I do agree that ROI on reading/writing is low, and it’s mostly due to the insane difficulty of memorizing characters. My suggestion: learn how to read and type simplified Chinese. Don’t bother with writing (which interestingly is much harder than typing on a pinyin keyboard), or traditional Chinese (there are tools which convert back and forth between the two of you need
>Don’t bother with writing (which interestingly is much harder than typing on a pinyin keyboard), traditional Chinese (there are tools which convert back and forth between the two of you need
I personally find traditional Chinese characters easier to learn to read than simplified characters. Simplified characters are definitely much easier to write but that's not very useful in modern times. Plus learning traditional Chinese characters helps with Japanese.
The reason that traditional Chinese characters are easier for me to learn is that it keeps components that hints toward the meaning that are left out of the simplified version.
For example, hear is 聽 (traditional) and 听 (simplified). The traditional character has 耳 which means ear, the new simplified character has 口 (mouth) and 斤 (axe). That's not necessarily the best example since some of the other components of the traditional character are a bit weird in a character related to hearing but I do feel that it's easier to derive the meaning from the traditional character.
Likewise, I prefer 愛 (love) to have the heart component 心.
Amazon Lab126 | IoT Devices Team | San Francisco Bay Area (Sunnyvale, CA) | Onsite Only, Full time
Positions available:
* Firmware Developer
* Software Engineer in Test
* Program Manager
Lab126 is the hardware arm of Amazon, responsible for the Amazon Echo, Fire TV, Kindle, Dash Button, and more. We are the IoT Devices team within Lab126, and we're looking to grow to support lots of great opportunities for IoT within Amazon.
We're looking for people with a passion for building well-designed, thoroughly-tested firmware for power-efficient internet-connected devices. Technologies used include: RTOS, TLS, WiFi, Bluetooth (Classic and LE), AWS, Unity (for testing), etc.
To learn more, reach out to me at heakins@amazon.com
Amazon Lab126 | IoT Firmware Team | San Francisco Bay Area (Sunnyvale, CA) | Onsite Only, Full time
Lab126 is the hardware arm of Amazon, responsible for the Amazon Echo, Fire TV, Kindle, Dash Button, and more. We are the IoT Firmware team within Lab126, and we're looking to grow to support lots of great opportunities for IoT within Amazon.
We're looking for people with a passion for building well-designed, thoroughly-tested firmware for power-efficient internet-connected devices. Technologies used include: RTOS, TLS, WiFi, Bluetooth (Classic and LE), AWS, Unity (for testing), etc.
Positions: - Product Firmware Engineer, Platform Firmware Engineer, Firmware Test Engineer (Junior and Senior positions available)
We are a digital health start-up developing wearable-based eating and drinking detection system. We were acquired by Medtronic in September 2019 and have an ambitious roadmap ahead to combine our technology with Medtronic’s systems to help millions of patients around the world.
Klue’s automatic meal detection capabilities hold great promise for improving the quality of life and health for individuals living with diabetes. Automatic meal detection paves the way for a fully autonomous closed loop artificial pancreas system, delivering insulin at the start of a meal without user intervention. Furthermore, Klue’s mealtime bolus (insulin injection) reminder module helps people with insulin-dependent diabetes improve their medication adherence and glycemic control.
We're looking for a capable Principal Full Stack Mobile Engineer to join our team. You should think about joining us if you care about having a lasting impact on people with diabetes and other chronic conditions, and if you are passionate about developing high quality software and delivering best-in-class user experiences across a wide range of mobile and wearable platforms.
Apply here https://jobs.medtronic.com/jobs/pr-full-stack-mobile-enginee... or email me at harry@goklue.com