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    Full-Stack Engineer (Node.js)

    NewPosted 2 days ago

    Full-Stack Engineer (Node.js)

    • Build and own product features end to end across the Node.js/TypeScript backend and the Next.js/React front end, including the dashboard, the Stock Intelligence views and charts.
    • Design and maintain the APIs and data services that feed the 16 workspaces, working with the data team on schemas, caching and freshness.
    Engineering

    AI/ML Engineer — LLM Pipelines and Research AI

    NewPosted 2 days ago

    AI/ML Engineer — LLM Pipelines and Research AI

    • Build and run the LLM pipelines that generate the daily and weekly recaps, "What Matters Now" briefs and per-ticker reads from our normalized market data.
    • Improve Why It Moved attribution (linking price moves to news, filings, earnings and analyst actions) and the Why It Could Move catalyst scoring models.
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    Data Analyst — Market Data and Analytics

    NewPosted 2 days ago

    Data Analyst — Market Data and Analytics

    • Monitor and improve the pipelines that ingest market feeds, fundamentals and SEC EDGAR filings (Form 4, 13F), working with engineering on fixes.
    • Build data-quality checks for missing tickers, stale prices, unit and currency mismatches, duplicate filings, split adjustments and identifiers that don't reconcile across vendors.
    Operations

    Research Analyst — Equities and Markets

    NewPosted 2 days ago

    Research Analyst — Equities and Markets

    • Review and fact-check AI-generated daily and weekly recaps, earnings reads and Why It Moved attributions against filings, transcripts and price data before and after they go live.
    • Cover the core research areas: earnings (EPS and revenue versus consensus, guidance, the reaction), analyst rating changes and price targets, insider Form 4 activity and 13F holdings, and macro releases and volatility.