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Tamarind Bio, a startup from Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch, is hiring Infrastructure Engineers to enhance its machine learning inference system. The company aims to scale its platform to support over 150 biological ML models, addressing the growing demand for computational biology tools. Tamarind was created to streamline the workflow for molecular AI tools, moving away from reliance on individual undergraduates for computational tasks.
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