Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

As a Founding Frontend Engineer, you'll develop user-friendly blockchain solutions, work collaboratively with customers, and iterate on product features. This role emphasizes a mix of technical and customer interaction skills.

Build and optimize infrastructure for private, personal AI models, ensuring performance and privacy while deploying at scale.

The AI Product Engineer role at Rhythms involves building production AI software, managing features across multi-agent systems, and optimizing user experiences.

The Big Machines Technical Architect will define business requirements and develop enhancements, bug fixes, and new features for the BigMachines/Oracle Cloud CPQ application. They will also assist in support roles for various IT operational systems.

Provide JIRA application support, onboard teams, analyze new functionality requests, and manage incoming support requests while ensuring system-level support.

As a Data Scientist, you'll analyze credit risk, monitor portfolios, develop strategies, and collaborate across teams to transform findings into actionable recommendations.

Manage a team of cloud engineers to govern and optimize a multi-cloud environment while implementing security frameworks and managing vendor relationships.

Research and draft a biweekly climate newsletter by synthesizing recent technologies, policies, corporate actions, and developments. Work with team members to inform investors and internal stakeholders, meet deadlines, and manage projects while deepening climate and communications expertise. Remote, part-time internship for undergraduate or graduate students.

The role involves building relationships within the San Francisco AI ecosystem, attending industry events, identifying contacts, and generating partnership opportunities for Arkadium.

Execute micro- and nanofabrication process flows in the Berkeley Nanolab cleanroom, operate photolithography, deposition, etch, and metrology tools, support process development and yield improvement, maintain fabrication documentation, troubleshoot tool/process issues, coordinate with lab staff, and follow cleanroom and chemical safety protocols. Early-career hires will grow into process ownership and learn yield and failure analysis.