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Redbook Software | Staff Software Engineer | REMOTE (U.S.) | $200k-$250k

Redbook is the new software of reference for cattle feed yards. We're digitizing the $90B cattle industry, the largest in agriculture. We have built the only cloud-based product in the industry that connects field operations and financials.

Upcoming projects include integration with other #agtech software, tooling to streamline customer onboarding, integrations with hardware, integration with futures market, and much more!

We are a senior team of 5 people, we value autonomy, keep meetings low, and we're fully remote. Our engineers backgrounds include Stack Overflow, Microsoft, Atlassian, Elastic, and ngrok.

https://app.dover.com/apply/redbook-software/fa6c1d33-5de6-4...


Redbook | Staff Software Engineer | REMOTE (US) | $200k-$250k

Redbook is the new software of reference for cattle feed yards. We're digitizing the $90B cattle industry, the largest vertical in agriculture. We have built the only cloud-based product in the industry that connects field operations and financials. The market is resonating with our solution with more than 100 customers using the product. We plan to completely change how farmers manage their businesses and money.

We're hiring a Staff software engineer to help us integrate with other agtech products, build new features, and scale our platform. Upcoming projects include integration with futures market, tooling to streamline customer onboarding, integrations with hardware, and much more!

https://app.dover.com/apply/redbook-software/fa6c1d33-5de6-4...


Will you consider my application, if I apply from Mumbai, India ?


Redbook | Staff Software Engineer | REMOTE (US) | $200k-$250k

Redbook is the new software of reference for cattle feed yards. We're digitizing the $90B cattle industry, the largest vertical in agriculture. We have built the only cloud-based product in the industry that connects field operations and financials. The market is resonating with our solution with more than 100 customers using the product. We plan to completely change how farmers manage their businesses and money.

We're hiring a Staff software engineer to help us integrate with other agtech products, build new features, and scale our platform. Upcoming projects include integration with futures market, tooling to streamline customer onboarding, integrations with hardware, and much more!

https://app.dover.com/apply/redbook-software/fa6c1d33-5de6-4...


The author states that a CTO should ask questions rather then give orders. What kind of questions?


All sorts of questions - "What's the best way to do X?", "How would it impact security?", "Why we need this?", "What happens if this fails?", "Remind me how this works?", "Am I thinking in the right direction?"

Even more questions to the business / CEO ( Why this, why now )

"why", "how", "can we", "who can"?

Just try to be humble in the world where nobody knows anything (including yourself)... :)


Thanks!


One could do worse than asking for major decisions to come with a (ultralight, readme like) platform/product enhancement proposal (PEP).

Then, in a group, probing together for 12 factor app or AWS well architected type principles as well as something like BSA security principles, gets you a very long way.

The framework doesn't matter, just something to cause a beat of design, ops, and threat modeling and "rugged manifesto" thinking.

https://ruggedsoftware.org


This won't happen in practice because it's incredibly impractical. It would require massive amounts of manpower and be very expensive.


Also visas expire, so why not simply implement better checks for new visas. Most of the 55M visas are probably fine, so you have to spend an exorbitant amount of resource on finding very few issues. It's much cheaper to add additional check to new visa applications.

55M is also just a crazy amount of visas for a country with 350M citizens. Especially given that I'd guess that a large amount of people travel to the US on a visa waive program.


Have you heard of Palantir? They have all the data they need after all the DOGE thefts.


Why can't they retain stories like Dredd, The Minority Report and Continuum as fiction? They were supposed to be warnings, not user manuals. Something being possible doesn't always mean that it's a good idea.

PS: This rather useless comment is actually an expression of frustration. We are a population of more than 8 billion. Why are such concepts even tolerated?


get a DOGE staffer to run it through AI like they've been doing for all the other things they are wrecking


Yes, literally the first thing I thought of was "oh, another government LLM use case." Exactly the same crap doge was doing.

Whatever contractor is working on this is probably salivating at the opportunity to refine capabilities. I still think at some point this is going to be used to field questions like "ok, show me the top 10 citizens in this area who regularly engage in X online behavior."


"For my friends, everything; for my enemies, the law."


> People eat the organic because its objectively healthier

What makes you say it is objectively healthier?


Its a fair question, not sure why you are being downvoted. I don't buy organic. The primary reason for me to consider it healthier is just that the animals are fed (supposedly) on pesticide free feed. My opinion rests on that. If you are speaking from a pure nutrition perspective I would say nothing.

There are others that I am sure would argue for other reasons such as the reduction of drug resistant bacteria for the good of all but I'm not sure that really plays out. It only works if the amount of organic sold far outstrips non organic. It also means intentionally paying more for the good of the commons while the majority don't.


> The primary reason for me to consider it healthier is just that the animals are fed (supposedly) on pesticide free feed.

Pesticides are permissible to use in organic agriculture, though there are restrictions. See: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-7/subtitle-B/chapter-I/su...


The post mentions egress (outgoing) traffic being blocked. I assume the machine or VM hosting the container had iptables rules in place to enforce it.


Redbook | Senior Founding Backend Engineer | Remote (Americas) | $150-200k + up to 0.75% equity

Redbook is the new software of reference for cattle feed yards. We're digitizing the $90B cattle industry, the largest vertical in agriculture. We have built the only cloud-based product in the industry that connects field operations and financials. The market is resonating with our solution with more than 50 customers using the product. We plan to completely change how farmers manage their businesses and money.

We're hiring a Senior backend engineer to help us integrate with other agtech products, build new features, and improve scalability. Upcoming projects include integrating feed yard software and hardware, fintech offerings, user-facing RBAC, performance improvement, and much more!

https://app.dover.com/apply/Redbook%20Software/c99da48a-a99f...


Redbook | Senior+/Staff Founding Engineer | Remote (Americas) | $170-250k + up to 1% equity

Redbook is the new software of reference for cattle feedyards. We're digitizing the $90B cattle industry, the largest vertical in agriculture. We have built the only cloud-based product in the industry that connects field operations and financials. The market is resonating with our solution with a backlog of go-lives and almost 50 customers using the product. We plan to completely change how farmers manage their businesses and money.

We're hiring a Senior+/Staff engineer to help us improve scalability and performance, build new features, integrate with other agtech products, and lead technical projects. Upcoming projects include integrating feedyard software and hardware, performance improvement, user-facing RBAC, fintech offerings, and much more!

https://app.dover.io/apply/redbook-software-inc/22718623-9e9...


I'm intrigued by how they could be making $500k as a ML engineer for Stitchfix.


stock compensation went up as the valuation of the company goes up. That number is Total compensation, base is probably in the $200k-ish



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