My regular PSA that if you enjoy working on developer tools, then Jane Street is kind of an amazing place. Apply here! There's no special posting, so just apply for the Software Engineering role, and express your interests in dev-tools in a note.
My regular PSA that if you enjoy working on developer tools, then Jane Street is kind of an amazing place. Apply here! There's no special posting, so just apply for the Software Engineering role, and express your interests in dev-tools in a note.
And if you want to learn more abotu OxCaml, take a look here:
There are both instructions on how to install OxCaml and its attendant libraries, but also, amazingly, some actual documentation! Like this lovely tutorial:
https://oxcaml.org/documentation/tutorials/01-intro-to-parallelism-part-1/
Jane Street has a job opening that I think should be pretty exciting for committed educators who are excited by advanced PL work: an OxCaml Educator!
https://www.janestreet.com/join-jane-street/position/6546786002/
If you know anyone who might be interested, please pass it on. And please re-share!
A new Signals and Threads has landed! This one is with In Young Cho, who spends her time on ML and its applications to trading. It was fun to record an episode that dove in to the trading and research side at Jane Street.
The paper on Data Race Freedom a la Mode was just awarded a Distinguished Paper award at POPL25!
An excellent excuse to read all about a potential future for safe parallel programming in OCaml.
A new Signals and Threads! This one is an interview with the great Sylvain Gugger (of Accelerate fame), all about making GPUs go brrr...
https://signalsandthreads.com/the-uncertain-art-of-accelerating-ml-models/
A new Signals and Threads episode, this one about how Production Engineering works at Jane Street, with the excellent Liora Friedberg:
https://signalsandthreads.com/solving-puzzles-in-production/
Going to ICFP next week? Jane Street will be there too! Here's a post about some of the things we've been working on, and what we'll be speaking about at the conference:
Time again for our annual "what the interns have wrought" post. If you want to know what it's like to be an intern at Jane Street, read on!
https://blog.janestreet.com/what-the-interns-have-wrought-2024-edition-index/
I'm happy to announce a new Signals and Threads, featuring Erin Murphy, a UX designer at Jane Street. We talked about user-centered design for experts, the tradeoffs between GUIs and CLIs, and the design work she did at NASA(!?!).
https://signalsandthreads.com/from-the-lab-to-the-trading-floor/