Resonator LLC rev. 2026.08
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Company profile
Status
Four projects active
Hiring
Two open roles

A technology company building peer-to-peer solutions.

Software in which devices talk to each other directly — no servers in the middle, and no dependence on infrastructure you don't control.

▶ Current projects
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Current projects
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Blog
Notes on the protocol, the format underneath it, and what we are building with them.
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Open vacancies
Two roles open. Both fully remote.
QA & Release Manager Open

Own manual testing and releases across the console tool, the node and the client surfaces: test passes before each build, reproducible bug reports tracked to resolution, release notes, and the release process itself.

Terms
Contract, on-demand. Fully remote.
Compensation
200,000 – 300,000 AMD per month, flat
You will test
rsntr, the Rust console tool · the node (SQLite + iroh peer-to-peer) · the web interface · Android and iOS builds
Nice to have
Rust, SQL, RDF/SPARQL or peer-to-peer networking — not required
ML Engineer — Audio Open

Work on the audio pipeline behind Katir: deciding when something happened in a room, grouping the sounds that recur, and being honest about the ones the system cannot place. Experience does not matter. Passion does.

Terms
Paid, fully remote. Two to three months, with the possibility of permanent employment and options.
What helps
Audio signal processing · pretrained audio encoders and embedding spaces · unsupervised clustering and novelty detection · getting models to run inside a phone's latency and memory budget · evaluation that does not flatter the result
Languages
Python to explore, Rust to ship. You do not need Rust on day one.
How to apply
Send a CV to rafael@resonator.am, say which role you are applying for, and put your favourite dish in the body of the email.
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What we build

We build peer-to-peer applications and solutions — software in which devices talk to each other directly.

Our work is rooted in a simple principle: people should be able to communicate and compute directly, without intermediaries, without surveillance, and without dependence on infrastructure they don't control.