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Bloomy, YC S26 Startup, Seeks Founding Engineer

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Bloomy, a startup backed by Y Combinator's S26 batch, is currently hiring for a founding engineer role. The job listing was posted on Hacker News, a popular platform for tech recruitment. Founding engineer positions typically involve working closely with early leadership to shape core product and infrastructure. No further details about the company's focus or compensation were publicly available in the listing.

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