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Ritual

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51 - 200 employees

Founded 2016

🧘 Wellness

👥 B2C

💰 $25M Series B on 2019-02

Wellness • B2C

Ritual is a health and wellness company that offers a subscription-based service for daily essentials such as multivitamins, designed for general health, pregnancy, sleep, stress relief, gut health, and skin health. Their products are known for being vegan, non-GMO, and extensively tested by third parties. Ritual emphasizes the use of traceable ingredients and a transparent supply chain to provide customers with reliable and scientifically-backed health supplements. The company strives to make maintaining health a simple and habitual routine through flexible subscription options.

📋 Description

• Prototype new mechanisms, then work to productionize your research • Work at the frontier of modern cryptographic schemes and open-source AI • Collaborate closely with our engineering and product team to ensure your research has real-world impact • Release your work into the open-source world and build alongside the Ritual community

🎯 Requirements

• Intellectually curious about the latest advancements in machine learning, cryptography, and how they intersect • Desire to see your research go beyond academic papers and have a tangible impact • Experience with taking research projects or experiments from ideation to prototype code, or implementation either on your own or coordinating with engineering teams • Quick iteration and development cycles on writing and/or proof-of-concept

🏖️ Benefits

• Join a passionate group of engineers, researchers, and operators on a mission to build the next generation of AI infrastructure hardened by cryptographic schemes • We work completely in open-source and ship weekly • Maximize your knowledge gradient around fields that typically would not intersect