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Hey!

I've read really great things about Curalate's culture, and rumor has it your engineering team is really strong. I'm a full stack developer with 8 years of experience, but have never worked with Scala. That said, I know I could pick it up very quickly. Is that an issue?

>>breaki+(OP)
That's awesome to hear that you've read/heard about our culture and dev team--we are really proud of both, so I'm glad that they are getting the props they deserve. As far as Scala goes, no, you do not need to know Scala from the get-go. Many of our engineers have learned it at Curalate, but having several years of experience in at least one object-oriented language is crucial. Let me know if you need anything else!

>>Curala+84
Thanks for your reply! I work for a big data company right now, but I'm not familiar with the computer vision piece, which I know is a big part of what Curalate is working on (however, I find it fascinating!). Are all of your engineers experts in computer vision?

>>breaki+Y4
no-we have a research engineering team that is focused on computer vision. This is a true full stack role. Thanks for your interest :)