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Jingyi Yang reposted thisWe’re exploring a developer API and want to hear from you before we start building. Jack has the intake form details below. 👇Jingyi Yang reposted thisAhead of our partner powered model, we're exploring a developer API and want to hear from you before we start building. We plan to start with a curated group of partners so we can develop this thoughtfully, and we're especially interested in applications that unlock experiences generative music makes possible for the first time. Come talk to us using the application below: https://lnkd.in/gFb_gbVq
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted thisWhat an amazing 6 days in LA. I just left Grammy week more convinced than ever that we’re not choosing between protecting artists and empowering new creators. We have to do both. Most creatives and industry vets who I spoke with this week agreed with this idea. We’ve done it before, imperfectly but progressively. We can do it again. read the rest below...
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted thisA quick tour of what makes Suno’s NY office special: 1. The Paw-fficial Welcome Committee: Our office dog ensures no bad vibes. 2. The Growth Engineer's Break: When you need to debug a problem and a chord progression. 3. The Agile Mindset, Demonstrated: Sometimes you have to roll backwards to move forward. This is the energy we bring to solving hard problems in music tech every day. We're looking for talented #engineers who bring their whole, awesome selves to work. I'm currently recruiting for: · Growth Engineers · Staff Software Engineers · Analytics Engineers · Data Engineers · Senior Cloud Security Engineers Think you'd fit right in? Let's talk. Drop a comment or DM me to learn more about life at Suno. jobs.ashbyhq.com/suno #LifeAt Suno #TechCareers #EngineeringHiring #DataJobs
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted thisSuno is looking for someone in SF to lead our Recommendation system. If you've built recs systems, want to build a new (and better!) system and team, love music, and are looking for a really excellent place to work, please apply 🎵 🤗 https://lnkd.in/e7GCHNtX
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted thisfrom suno.views import nyc_skyline assert workplace == “awesome vibes”
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted this🎥 Join Suno — We’re Hiring Full Stack Engineers We have 3 spots left on our content pod engineering team. 2–7 years of experience is ideal, with strong passion on music and video, most importantly, you are grinding hard. Suno is building the future of AI-generated music video experience. We’re backed by world-class investors, including Lightspeed and Founder Collective We’re looking for engineers with 10,000+ hours of full-stack product building—people who have taken products from 0 → 1, either at early-stage startups or through deep personal projects. Why you should join: ✨ Massive Impact & Ownership You’ll ship end-to-end features that shape the core product—not incremental work like in big tech. 🚀 Real Adventure We move fast, break things, solve big problems, and you’ll collect stories you’ll smile about years from now. 📚 Hyper-Growth Learning Work directly with the founders and founding teams. Learn the things that help you start your own company one day—plus get support, intros, and potentially a first check. DM me if you want to join us.
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted thisIf you can sing better than Jimmy Yue . Join us! We need you for Suno band
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted thisA very little-discussed benefit of AI in music...a nice story about how disabled musicians are benefiting from new AI music tools. He doesn't know it, but the musician, Stephen Lovely, who is mentioned in the article, was one of many reasons that I chose to join Suno. When I first met the company last winter I came upon Stephen's music and ordered one of his Suno albums on vinyl. His story and others like it reminded me of how technology can bring so much good to so many. There are many personal stories not yet being told… https://lnkd.in/er4Q-_qdThe Overlooked Winners In The New AI Music Licensing DealsThe Overlooked Winners In The New AI Music Licensing Deals
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Jingyi Yang reposted thisJingyi Yang reposted thisUnlock your full creative potential with Suno Studio. The first-ever generative audio workstation is now available for Premier users.
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked thisBefore we open Suno's API to partners, we've been writing down the hard questions nobody has asked us yet. What actually stops one tenant's audio from showing up in another tenant's account? Can an API key scoped to one workspace touch anything outside it? Which employees can access customer data, and does every access leave a log? And when our own infra is having a bad day, do partners even notice, or does their traffic just keep flowing? Nobody has sent us this questionnaire yet. Someone will. And by the time they ask, it's too late to start thinking. If you've done security or platform work, you've answered these a hundred times. People sometimes can underestimate them, because the AI models move so fast that everything else feels like it can wait. It can't. To the people depending on you, these answers are the product. I spent years on Suno's consumer side, where a failed generation just means hitting the button again. Now I lead our developer API work, and my weeks are about isolation boundaries, permissions, and staying up when things wobble. Capability gets you the meeting. Trust gets you the integration. We're starting with a small group of partners, and I'm hiring. If you make systems trustworthy, I'd love to talk. https://lnkd.in/gRQ4vq3R #Suno #Hiring #Security
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked thisMusic is one of the oldest and most universal forms of human expression. At Suno, our mission is to build the world’s best platform for music creation while contributing to a healthy, growing ecosystem. We have always believed that how we build matters just as much as what we build. Today, we are proud to formally share the core principles that guide our work, along with new safeguards to protect artists and creators: Great Music is Made by People: We build our models alongside artists to support their actual creative workflows. Technology Opens New Possibilities: Through initiatives like our Spark incubator program, we are helping creatives reach fans and build careers. Originality, Not Imitation: We design our systems to prevent unauthorized reproductions and do not allow prompts for specific artists. More Creators Strengthens the Ecosystem: We are introducing new tools to prevent large-scale abuse while preserving the meaningful ways people use Suno. Alongside these principles, we are rolling out new audio watermarking and transparency tools, as well as updated Community Guidelines. Read more from Mikey Shulman about how we are building the future of music responsibly: https://lnkd.in/eDWjGREPHow We're Building the Future of Music ResponsiblyHow We're Building the Future of Music Responsibly
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked thisSo excited to share that I've joined the Tech Recruiting team at Nourish! 🧡 Huge thank you to Liam Briody, Ana M. & Chloe Abell for making the whole process so seamless! At Nourish, I'll be helping grow the engineering organization that's building technology to expand access to personalized nutrition care. It's a mission I'm genuinely excited to be part of, and I'm looking forward to connecting with the talented engineers who will help shape what's next. Some opportunities stand out because of the product. Others because of the people. The best ones have both. If you're an engineer who loves solving challenging technical problems and wants your work to have a real impact on healthcare, I'd love to connect. We're hiring! 🌟 Check out our open roles below!
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked this给大家更新一下我身体方面的进度 我上个星期去医院检查了一下，检查报告不是很乐观 开了一些药，但吃了也不见好 下周我会去���进一步的全身检查 根据我自己的体感和经验，我的生命估计还有不到2年时间了 我会在疼痛无法忍受的时候，去北欧做安乐死，实践我失败学，以及最终和全世界失败人士一起，jtzs的宏伟愿景 我知道我突然说出这样的话，很多人不理解，觉得我小题大做，觉得不是真的 我尊重你们的看法 不过请你们放心，在此之前，我会继续持有存储，并继续我的美股分析、分享以及会员社区的管理运行 SNDK能涨到2028 但我可能看不到他$5000的那一天了 对不起，大家 但我很感谢 感谢有你和我一路相伴 谢谢大家！
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked thishacker house essentials * costco chicken * sparkling water * monitors * TV for FIFA world cup * 24 hour fitness membership * walk distance Chipotle What did I miss
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked thisExcited to share that Marinos Eliades and I have joined Y Combinator's S26 batch! We're building Prized so non-engineers can build the internal tools they need on real production data, safely, with access enforced per tool, and no more waiting on engineering. Huge thanks to Ankit Gupta, Finbarr Taylor, and the rest of the YC team for the support so far.
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked thisgreetings, professional network. remember me? i'm looking for some delightful and talented frontend people to join the web platform team in nyc at suno. do some of the following things apply to you or someone you know and like?? - you enjoy building fun things on the internet and making them nice - you're very good at react and untangling challenging web app problems - you have a keen eye for detail and a baseline level of needing things to be correct (but like not in an annoying way) - people smile when they think of you, remembering a time you made their job a little nicer - you've got tenacity, dammit! you will stop at nothing. okay, you will stop at very little. - you want to talk to me on a daily basis - 10000x engineer if so, there is only one option: you must send me a message. join us. https://lnkd.in/eXQ8ccZm
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Jingyi Yang liked thisJingyi Yang liked thisI’m on the 5am train in the morning down to NYC. Any vendor that meets me in the cafe car at 7am gets 15mins to pitch me, a FREE Suno hat, and a pic for LinkedIn. If you’re selling GPUs you get 20mins, but you have to give me a hat.
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Varidada-audio (online music production and mixing platform)
· Participated in developing the back-end server of an online music production and mixing platform by using Python to parse the JSON file passed from front-end, retrieve and process mp3 files, finally generate a mixed mp3 file passing to front end.
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Crowd Sourcing Engineering Tasks Platform
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· Participated in developing an online platform for crowd sourcing engineering tasks that was prototyped by Topcoder.com.
· Designed and built MySQL database for this platform, completed a backend server based data query process in Java; Used KNN algorithm to analyze the data from Topcoder.com to estimate the prices of tasks.
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Extended Tic-Tac-Toe Game ( User defined rule, board size, Multi-player)
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· Implemented a extended Tic-Tac-Toe Game in C++, in which users can define game rule (this means users can define how many pieces in a line or forming a full square is a winning), board size, player number, save and resume game. Used DFS algorithm in the winner-check step which improved the performance.
· Actually, the original requirements of this project are not hard. But it can be optimized and extended to machine learning and AI. So lots of algorithms can be used. I'm still working on…· Implemented a extended Tic-Tac-Toe Game in C++, in which users can define game rule (this means users can define how many pieces in a line or forming a full square is a winning), board size, player number, save and resume game. Used DFS algorithm in the winner-check step which improved the performance.
· Actually, the original requirements of this project are not hard. But it can be optimized and extended to machine learning and AI. So lots of algorithms can be used. I'm still working on this project for fun :D -
FTP Tool
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· Completed the implementation of a simple FTP-like server and client in Java, which can upload and download by using TCP sockets and bind the client to the server.
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Online music player based on www.music.baidu.com
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· Developed a online music player using QT. The UI is implemented by QML and network, file reading and writing modules are implemented by C++.
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Query processing engine for multi-dimentional queries
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· Defined an extension to SQL syntax that allows succinct representation of various aggregate queries, and proposed a new relational algebra operation that concisely represents several level of aggregation over the same groups in an operand relation.
· Developed a query processing engine for multi-dimensional queries based on the extension we defined. Implemented it in Java by using Bitmap algorithm.
· The optimized algorithm performance is linear and reduces query time more than 65% when…· Defined an extension to SQL syntax that allows succinct representation of various aggregate queries, and proposed a new relational algebra operation that concisely represents several level of aggregation over the same groups in an operand relation.
· Developed a query processing engine for multi-dimensional queries based on the extension we defined. Implemented it in Java by using Bitmap algorithm.
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Study and realization of Line-based Face Recognition and Indexing Algorithm
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· Designed a fast and simplified algorithm for Line-based Face Recognition and Indexing Algorithm which can extract the feature lines, by calculating length angle and other parameter of these lines to model and recognize faces.
Honors & Awards
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Excellent New Employee
Head Office of China Construction Bank
One of 5 excellent new employees chosen from 78 new employees in 2012.
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Chinese National Patent
Chinese National Patent Office
· Collaborated with Professor Wuliang Yin and got acquainted with COMSOL, finite difference methods, finite element analysis to find the most optimization process in EM sensor design.
· The related research-method and apparatus for the detection of foreign bodies under human skin using electromagnetic sensing was awarded a Chinese National Patent. A paper has been written based on this model and published.
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Chinese
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English
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