
Mercury
San Francisco, California
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14d ago
In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee wrote a proposal for CERN. CERN lost knowledge when people left, because its information was in many systems that did not connect. His solution was simple: link documents so that all people can find them and use them. That proposal became the World Wide Web. Mercury has a similar challenge with data. Teams, models, and AI agents need data that they can find, understand, and trust. We are building an AI-native data platform that enables Mercury to have reliable analytics
Full-time
USD 166,600.00 - 208,300.00 per year

