Hi all, My team at Two Sigma is looking to fill a number of roles for reliability engineers: http://pythonjobs.github.io/jobs/twosigma_reliability_engineer.html Two Sigma is a hedge fund, but unlike most financial companies we try to cultivate a genuine hacker culture, and more than half of our engineers don't come from a finance background. Don't believe me? This is the kind of stuff that happens in our New York office: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxAPXN5UKa8 Now, to be fair, the London office is young and small, and we don't have this kind of event... yet. But every engineer in London has just been issued one of these to hack on, based on the esp8266 (I understand MicroPython can run on this <https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/esp8266/esp8266/quickref.html>!): [image: IMG_20161026_225856.jpg] Reliability Engineering does all manner of interesting things in the devops space, from the basics like automation, monitoring, metrics, release management, and supporting production systems, to working with teams to improve process and practice or conceiving and implementing new tooling. You'll need to be a problem solver, a generalist with broad knowledge covering diverse software stacks and languages, distributed systems, networking, and operations, and to be willing to travel and connect with people from across the organisation. Some of my colleagues in other teams in London are also hiring. We're doing some green-field full-stack development, or if you're data science inclined for example, there are roles listed here: https://careers.twosigma.com/careers/SearchJobs/United+Kingdom%7CUK%7CLondon... Feel free to drop me an e-mail at daniel.pope@twosigma.com if you'd like to ask more, or apply via the above link. I don't have authority to deal with recruiters so please don't contact me.