Ask HN: Is there a NYC AI startup job list anywhere?
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VCs usually list job openings at their portfolio companies, so for NYC, check out the Union Square Ventures jobs page (http://www.unionsquareventures.com/jobboard.html).
Silicon Alley Insider also has a jobs page with some startups listed (http://jobs.alleyinsider.com/).
And you can use "Reg D" to find out about startups which have just gotten funding that may not be listed anywhere else (http://redeye.firstround.com/2008/06/the-death-of-st.html).
The nextNY (http://groups.google.com/group/nextNYdigital) and NYC Tech Boosters (http://groups.google.com/group/nyc-tech-boosters) boards also list jobs from time to time.
Also, even though it's not a jobs board, you should subscribe to Jay Sulzberger's mailing list (http://lxny.org/correspondence.html) to find out about tech events in NY.
Silicon Alley Insider also has a jobs page with some startups listed (http://jobs.alleyinsider.com/).
And you can use "Reg D" to find out about startups which have just gotten funding that may not be listed anywhere else (http://redeye.firstround.com/2008/06/the-death-of-st.html).
The nextNY (http://groups.google.com/group/nextNYdigital) and NYC Tech Boosters (http://groups.google.com/group/nyc-tech-boosters) boards also list jobs from time to time.
Also, even though it's not a jobs board, you should subscribe to Jay Sulzberger's mailing list (http://lxny.org/correspondence.html) to find out about tech events in NY.
Boston is a wonderful town. You can bond with all the former New Yorkers -- just talk about how annoying it is that the trains stop running at 1am and the conversation will be off and running. Don't bring up the Yankees. ;)
I know that isn't a useful suggestion, but I don't know much about NYC.
You know about the upcoming Fog Creek Open House? That might be a great networking tool, one way or another: Either you will get along with the Fog Creek folks, or you can chat with all the people who secretly despise them but have turned up for the free food and the gossip value.
Anyway, I wish you good luck!
I know that isn't a useful suggestion, but I don't know much about NYC.
You know about the upcoming Fog Creek Open House? That might be a great networking tool, one way or another: Either you will get along with the Fog Creek folks, or you can chat with all the people who secretly despise them but have turned up for the free food and the gossip value.
Anyway, I wish you good luck!
Is the Fog Creek Open House open-invite, or do I have to register or be invited? That sounds like a great idea.
See http://joelonsoftware.com/items/2008/07/14.html
or just http://joelonsoftware.com will do at the moment.
or just http://joelonsoftware.com will do at the moment.
Join NextNY, sign up for the email list, start going to events and start networking. http://nextny.org/
Found my job through that list, extremely happy with it
I'm in the same boat so if you want to talk, you can email me at dangoldin at gmail
This list may be useful... http://lispjobs.wordpress.com/category/ai/
My contact info is in my profile. Be in touch.
i've got a NYC startup that I can show-and-tell. whalliburton {at} gmail.com
Interested in another job as a program trader?
Program trading is fine, if the environment is better. My problem at my last job is that I had trouble getting work done because the environment was extremely loud.
I am starting up a new fund (with backing), what is your email?
magus.pwnsen at gmail
so you decided against continuing grad school?
why not put an email in your profile...
why not put an email in your profile...
I'm looking for jobs at startups, but I haven't been able to find a comprehensive list, and I'm looking for something fairly particular. Ideally, I'd like to be in an AI/research role, though I know how small companies work and I'm willing to "wear different hats" and expand from my comfort zone.
What sorts of networking resources and job lists are available in the NYC startup community?