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blakep

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Software @ BillionToOne
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blakep··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2026)
BillionToOne (NASDAQ: BLLN) | Senior Software Engineers | Menlo Park, CA | HYBRID (2-3 days/week) | $280K-307K total comp + equity

BillionToOne builds molecular diagnostics that detect disease at the single-molecule level. Our prenatal test is the only non-invasive screen for both recessive conditions and aneuploidies from one blood draw. Our oncology platform finds 50%+ more cancer treatment options than standard testing. Over 1 million tests processed to date. Every line of code here has a patient on the other end of it.

Revenue grew from $0 to ~$300M in four years, guiding $415-430M for 2026. Publicly traded and GAAP profitable. You'll work alongside clinicians and computational biologists on genuinely hard problems: scaling genomic pipelines, building digital infrastructure for complex test results, and shipping systems where correctness isn't optional.

Hiring across software engineering:

- Senior Software Engineer, Digital Experiences (Oncology and Prenatal)

- Senior Software Engineer, Oncology

- Senior Software Engineer, Prenatal

- Senior AI Engineer

Stack: Python, Django, Postgres, React, TypeScript, AWS, Docker, Terraform, Kafka, CircleCI, Datadog. AI-assisted dev tools (Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code).

Benefits: Access to the latest AI tools and models with unlimited usage to help you do your best work, 100% paid medical on select plans, 16 weeks fully paid parental leave, 401(k) with 4% match, daily catered lunch, on-site gym. Forbes Best Startup Employers 2024 & 2025.

Apply: https://www.billiontoone.com/careers/open-positions

blakep··on How I hacked a gmail account
You didn't address the comment above this. What phone number did you use?
blakep··on How I hacked a gmail account
Agreed, I think the title is probably incognito click bait for this guy's app. I find little value in this article.
blakep··on Analyzing the Patterns of Numbers in 10M Passwords (2015)
Looks like this guy is doing some serious campaigning for his password manager, take a look at his previous comments:

https://disqus.com/by/disqus_OIqfE7dCZb/

blakep··on Why We Should All Dump Yahoo
Mail in a box makes this easy. https://mailinabox.email/

Or something like sovereign. https://github.com/sovereign/sovereign