---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Noah Klugman <nklugman@berkeley.edu> Date: Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 3:47 PM Subject: Engineer needed to help measure power reliability around the world! To: <kheimerl@cs.washington.edu> Hello all, I’m writing to announce a job posting at nLine for a full-stack engineer who is passionate about using technical expertise to address societal problems. nLine is a start-up recently founded out of UCB by Prabal Dutta (a prof in EECS), Noah Klugman, and Josh Adkins (both PhD students in EECS). This team has a history with TIER... nLine’s roots started with GridWatch project, which Noah and Prabal started alongside Javier, Matt, and Eric many years ago now. GridWatch (now nLine) combines different types of sensors to take measurements of grid reliability in areas where there is traditionally very little data on the actual lived energy environment. People experience a ton of power outages that the utility and regulators never see and therefore can't correct. At UCB, this project resulted in a couple of publications (ICTD’19, COMPASS’19, MobiCom’18, HotMobile’14) and a multi-year deployment of about 500 power quality sensors in Ghana funded by DFID and MCC. We just received funding from the Government of Ghana to scale up our work in Accra. This has given us the chance to also build a team to scale our measurements globally. If helping us gather critical and never before measured data on energy reliability for the next 30 countries sounds interesting please check out the job description attached! Best wishes, Noah Klugman noah@nline.io -- Public Key: https://flowcrypt.com/pub/kheimerl@cs.washington.edu