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  Location: Washington, D.C. (open to relocation, but preference to initial remote period)
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes (June 2026 and beyond)
  Technologies: Python, Rust, Elixir | Neo4j, Postgres, Redis, K8s | PyTorch, MLX, LoRA/QLoRA, Modal A100s, H100s | FastAPI, Phoenix, Rails
  Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/arthurcolle
  Email: arthur@distributed.systems
Background:

Deep knowledge of OpenAI, Anthropic + LLM APIs. Able to run models on GPUs and Apple Silicon unified memory. I have trained + deployed agentic coding, tool calling and multi-turn agent models in two prior roles.

Building autonomous agent infrastructure. Currently run a small R&D shop (Distributed, Systems & Co.) doing distributed AGI and AI safety research. I am developing graphsub (graph substrate), a graph-native service mesh for agents, eval harnesses, self-modifying DSLs.

Before that: 4 years at Goldman Sachs deep in SecDB/Slang (the reactive dependency-graph system). I worked on collateralized mortgage obligations, on the interest rate products trading desk (as an engineer in the technology division), automated parts of the downstream IR-swap lifecycle and on CDS lifecycle management for novations and other lifecycle events. Had a hand in managing and working on our internal TriOptima notional compression cycles. I got promoted from tech into structuring. Series 7.

Recent work: 15-service LLM stack (zero downtime across 98 deploys), fine-tuned Llama-3.1-8B (23% hallucination reduction), Rust daemons and TUIs. 3k+ GitHub contributions last year.

OSS: agents.erl (BEAM-native cognition), https://github.com/arthurcolle/openai-mcp, fortitude (a framework for bootstrapping agents), https://github.com/arthurcolle/dspy.ex

Looking for: AI labs, defense tech, or startups building agentic systems / foundation model infra / AI safety tooling. IC or research roles.

I can run SFT and RL experiments, train models, and I'd love to be able to train agentic models and ideally with large GPU clusters. I have enjoyed these last two years, a focused period of building "agentic scaffolding" and scaling up multi-agent systems and if any of this sounds appealing to you, I can definitely be of some help to your org!

GitHub: https://github.com/arthurcolle

recent research publications:

https://apartresearch.com/project/detecting-piecewise-cyber-...


I can't seem to play the audio on iOS 26

Is this a regression?


US MIC are already planning on integrating fucking Grok into military systems. No comment.

Including classified systems. What could possibly go wrong

the US is going to stop the chinese by mass production of illegal pornography?

This was my first thought as well. Prism is a cool name, but I'd never ever use it for a technical product after those leaks, ever.

Did they really vibe code a partial implementation and blog about it?

That's one way to destroy the CF blog credibility!


I mean, once we're able to run and operate multinational corporations off-world, GDP becomes something very different indeed


If you would like some help with productionizing this, or help with Git or whatever, feel free to drop me an email! my user at gmail works :)

Love seeing cool, useful apps like this. Thanks for sharing!


Thanks for the offer! I'd actually love some advice on the productionizing side of things. I'll definitely drop you an email!

how would that even work with https://www.reddit.com/r/nin/

Can you discuss a bit more of the architecture?

Pretty straightforward. Sources dump into a queue throughout the day, regex filters the obvious junk ("lol", "thanks", bot messages never hit the LLM), then everything gets batched overnight through Anthropic's Batch API for classification. Feedback gets clustered against existing pain points or creates new ones.

Most of the cost savings came from not sending stuff to the LLM that didn't need to go there, plus the batch API is half the price of real-time calls.


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