u/mousemano

Looking to hire 3 Product Support Engineers- in the next 2 weeks.

Job description
- L2/3 Product Support engineer for highly complex products.
- Remote friendly.
- Work in shifts as needed.
- 20 member small team
- Triage / resolve escalate reported issues.
- Leverage LLMs to automate and
- 5 to 15 years of experience in the product space.

Skill Description

- Expert in SQL and troubleshooting with SQL.
- Excellent communication written and verbal
- Must have a good understanding of software works (backend / front end)
- Must be tech savvy and pick up new things
- Must be able to leverage LLM (not just basic prompting)
- Graphana / Rancher / airflow / Keycloak and other AWS related tools will be a strong influence.
- Python - good to have,
- Must be able to troubleshoot APIs.

Product description
- Regulated products for pharmaceuticals
- Backend - Postgres / python
- Frontend - React / Nodejs
- AWS hosted

Company Description
- 30 year old company (located in US / India / EU)
- 6 years as a product company
- 1500 employees
- Privately owned

Benefits
- LLM pro versions with plenty of tokens. Claude code / codex available from day 1 with maximum plans. Gemini available as default for everything.
- Salary 15-30LPA depending on skill set . Higher skill = higher pay.
- Remote friendly org
- Horizontal org, with no strict org structure like traditional MNC companies.
- Race Gender Location Nationality Caste nothing matters.

Disadvantages (not everything is rosy, so I will add this as well for full disclosure)
- Do not apply if you looking for a chill role. This is not it. This will be intense.
- This is a global team, so you will need to find a working time that works for you.

If this fits you, DM me your resume (GitHub link or Website or LinkedIn). Please don’t DM if you are a resourcing company, I don’t want vendors.

I am looking to hire 3, preferably in Chennai / Pune.

Edit : Please read through this post completely, please do send your link to your resume.

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u/mousemano — 5 days ago

Dirac Live on KEF R11 and VTF TN1

Hi ! After adding an AMP I’ve been using the same Dirac config, so I thought I’ll re run Dirac with the AMP. The instructions on the volume screen suggest I aim the sub to be 3 db above the LCR. I was able to do this fine without the AMP. Now with the AMP, the LCR are loud enough and it’s impossible to get the sub to be louder. The sub is already around the 12 o clock position (or half way mark for gain).

I’ve been using ChatGPT to calibrate everytime and it says it’s fine if the sub is lower and says that it’s because of the AMP. Should I continue as is and do the calibration ?

And one other question, should I do Dirac with L and R alone for a 2.1 setup for music ? Or just changing the channels in the receiver with the 3.1 settings will do?

Speakers KEF R11 Meta and KEF R6 Meta
Amp ATI AT3003
Sub HSU VTF TN1
Onkyo RZ50 AVR

u/mousemano — 6 days ago

Hi! I’m trying to replace my existing security setup with a wired setup. My entire home is pre wired so I want to rip out all the wireless ones and change to a wired setup.

ChatGPT recommends this, wanted to get everyone’s opinion on it before I ask for a quote from local installer.

ALARM SYSTEM INVENTORY LIST (DSC NEO + HOME ASSISTANT)

CORE PANEL & MODULES
- 1 x DSC PowerSeries Neo HS2064 Control Panel
- 2 x DSC HSM2108 Zone Expander Modules
- 1 x DSC HS2LCD Keypad (or HS2TCHP touchscreen optional)
- 1 x Envisalink EVL-4 Network Interface Module

POWER & SIREN
- 1 x 12V 7Ah Backup Battery
- 1 x Indoor Wired Siren
- 1 x Plug-in Transformer (usually included with panel)

DOOR CONTACTS
- 3 x Recessed Wired Door Contacts

WINDOW CONTACTS
- 10 x Recessed Wired Window Contacts

SLIDING DOOR
- 1 x Surface-Mount Wide-Gap Contact

GLASS BREAK SENSORS
- 3 x Wired Acoustic Glass Break Detectors

MOTION SENSORS
- 3 x Wired PIR Motion Sensors (Bosch recommended)

WIRING & INSTALL MATERIALS
- 1 x 22/4 Solid Alarm Wire (500 ft spool)
- 1 x 22/2 Solid Alarm Wire (500 ft spool)
- 1 x Pack of 5.6kΩ End-of-Line Resistors
- 1 x Pack of B-Connectors / Wire Splice Connectors
- 1 x Panel Cabinet Tamper Switch

NETWORKING (FOR HOME ASSISTANT)
- 1 x Ethernet drop to panel location

OPTIONAL
- 1 x Second Keypad (garage or master bedroom)
- 1 x External Siren

NOTES
- All sensors hardwired (no wireless)
- All wiring home-run to panel
- No Alarm.com / no subscription
- Integrate with Home Assistant via Envisalink

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u/mousemano — 17 days ago