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QumisAI | https://www.qumis.ai/ | Founding Full Stack/AI Engineers | Hybrid Chicago | Full-Time | $125k–$200k • 0.50%–1.50% Equity

Tech Stack: TypeScript | Rails | Postgres | Docker | React | LLM

About QumisAI: QumisAI is the only lawyer-built AI platform transforming insurance knowledge work. Our mission is to provide the most accurate AI solutions for the insurance industry. We are already trusted by five of the 15 largest U.S. insurance brokers, leading specialty carriers, and top law firms.

What We’re Building: QumisAI leverages cutting-edge technology to tackle complex challenges in insurance knowledge work. From fine-tuned LLMs to proprietary data pipelines, we are shaping the future of AI in the insurance domain.

Why Join Us? If you’re passionate about:

-Building at the Frontier: Work with LLMs, agents, fine-tuning, classifiers, data engineering/pipelines, and copilots.

-A High-Impact Role: Join a small, ambitious team with the autonomy to make a meaningful impact in a high-growth environment.

-A Career-Defining Opportunity: Shape the future of an industry while defining your own career path.

This is your chance to be part of a fast-paced startup with the stability of being backed by some of the most trusted names in the insurance and legal industries.

Compensation:

Base Salary: $125k–$200k Equity: 0.50%–1.50% Contact Us: If this resonates with you, let’s talk! We are looking for people with "Superpowers"—what are you uniquely the best at or aspire to be the best at? Email us your superpower, and let’s chat: shiv@

(No recruiters. Emails from recruiters will be automatically flagged as spam.)

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Could you please provide alternative embedding platforms
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" BI tool so people that don't know SQL can explore data, create/look at dashboards and export data." - We had exactly the same requirement. Use Looker, its expensive but worth it. The requests to our data team has reduced by 90% We are a small startup with 20 employees
Comment · 5 years ago
I have been using this: https://app.getsuperpower.com/quick-start

...its a mix between notes and spaced repetition

Comment · 6 years ago
> just in a way that is confusing for people who mainly use Github.

As a user I am requesting to merge branch X into branch Y. What Github actually does is merge branch Y into branch W, with insufficient warning to the user. Gitlab users continue to have issues due to this unexpected behavior. I am astounded this problem has not been addressed in a meaningful way, so users dont counter this issue.

Comment · 6 years ago
It is completely non-intuitive UX which is causing a lot of people issues. Merging branches is the bread and butter of GIT, if you are changing a fundamental primitive (mergers) of how a technology is expected to work, by reversing the direction of the merge request (opposite to the direction provided explicitly by the user) without warning that is a major issue.

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