A hedge fund analyst covering therapeutics has to watch hundreds of companies at once: press releases, SEC filings, management calls, updates on government sites, clinical data publications. Obi9 ingests all of it and surface what matters. Hedge funds pay for it today.
We are early and the team is small, so you would own entire surfaces of the product rather than pick up tickets:
- Ship full-stack features end to end, from the data model to the interface.
- Build the ingestion and enrichment pipelines that turn raw data into rich insights and alerts.
- Work on AI-backed features, from ideation to serving them in the webapp and over MCP.
- Make heavy data legible: dense tables, financial charts, document viewers, a live alert stream.
Stack: React + TypeScript, Node, Elixir, Python, distributed AI pipelines.
Beyond full-stack ability we want someone who already understands one of these worlds. One is enough, we are not asking for all four:
- Financial information systems. Bloomberg, FactSet, AlphaSense, Capital IQ, PitchBook. You know what entity resolution, identifier mapping and point-in-time data cost to get right.
- Financial domain knowledge in healthcare. Equity research, valuation, or time spent living inside filings and models.
- Audio and transcription. OtterAI Deepgram, AssemblyAI, Whisper. Diarization, speaker attribution, turning messy call audio into something quotable.
- AI-intensive products where the pipeline IS the product. Legal AI, document intelligence, medical coding. You know what evals, grounding and extraction schemas that hold actually cost.
Minimum: 5+ years building production web applications, a technical degree, fluency with current AI tooling, and eight continuous hours inside the 8:30am to 5:00pm ET window.
The way I think about, Pulse is an attempt to part ways from the traditional "Algos" and other machine based recommendation systems (which is what I think of as the real "shiny web")... and get back to listening to real people and just vibing with them while each one does their own thing.
Re. password... we landed on requiring a password to create the room to let you retain the "HOST" status. E.g., if you disconnect and go back ... need password to authenticate as HOST so that you won't lose your room to the first stranger that finds it empty
But all rooms are open. Password is just a "Recovery password". I will update now the description text to this
From mobile or tablet? Currently hosting (and audio sharing) should be possible only from Desktop unfortunately.
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Thank you for trying and for taking the time of letting us know.
No I agree, I doubt it is a Rekordbox specific issue. If that outputs the audio as system audio, it should be doable. Thing is we developed testing mostly in Mac, so we need to pull up a Windows and actually try to replicate for longer.
Might be the same issue for me, Firefox 137.0 on Linux.
When I click on a room, the URL changes, indicating I might have joined the room, but I don't get any audio. No audio icon on the tab. Can't hear anything.
Console says "WebRTC: ICE failed, add a TURN server and see about:webrtc for more details"
I don't have WebRTC specifically disabled that I recall, I thought I've taken video calls in this Firefox before. Hope this report helps!
We needed to deploy some bug fixes, thank you for your patience! (perhaps posted here too early). Hope you'll come back to our rooms, that was a nice one
A hedge fund analyst covering therapeutics has to watch hundreds of companies at once: press releases, SEC filings, management calls, updates on government sites, clinical data publications. Obi9 ingests all of it and surface what matters. Hedge funds pay for it today.
We are early and the team is small, so you would own entire surfaces of the product rather than pick up tickets:
- Ship full-stack features end to end, from the data model to the interface.
- Build the ingestion and enrichment pipelines that turn raw data into rich insights and alerts.
- Work on AI-backed features, from ideation to serving them in the webapp and over MCP.
- Make heavy data legible: dense tables, financial charts, document viewers, a live alert stream.
Stack: React + TypeScript, Node, Elixir, Python, distributed AI pipelines.
Beyond full-stack ability we want someone who already understands one of these worlds. One is enough, we are not asking for all four:
- Financial information systems. Bloomberg, FactSet, AlphaSense, Capital IQ, PitchBook. You know what entity resolution, identifier mapping and point-in-time data cost to get right.
- Financial domain knowledge in healthcare. Equity research, valuation, or time spent living inside filings and models.
- Audio and transcription. OtterAI Deepgram, AssemblyAI, Whisper. Diarization, speaker attribution, turning messy call audio into something quotable.
- AI-intensive products where the pipeline IS the product. Legal AI, document intelligence, medical coding. You know what evals, grounding and extraction schemas that hold actually cost.
Minimum: 5+ years building production web applications, a technical degree, fluency with current AI tooling, and eight continuous hours inside the 8:30am to 5:00pm ET window.
Apply: https://obi9.ai/jobs/full-stack-engineer?tab=apply
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