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Redbubble is a marketplace of over 750,000 independent artists - - a global community of creatives making everyday products weirdly meaningful for millions of passionate fans and customers. Our teams in Australia, the United States and Germany work hard to make sure their art is discovered, purchased, appreciated, and shared everywhere. No matter what you do in the Bubble, you can feel good knowing that you make it possible for creative people to connect with other creative people through designs they love and monetise their profession and life-long passions. We value open-minded, open-hearted teams, who reflect a diversity of experience, identity and perspective. Our differences make us smarter, and inclusive working cultures are healthy cultures. We work hard to sustain a culture of belonging that promotes, advances and celebrates diverse identities and voices. We are committed to building a workforce that reflects the artist and customer communities that we serve. Bringing more creativity into the world takes all the crayons in the box, and we’re excited to hear from you!

In the rapidly accelerating world of AI, Dataloop stands at the forefront, championing the transformative concept of “AI Development for All.” We believe in a future where AI isn’t just a tool for the few but an integral part of every organization, empowering everyone from the ground up—especially the builders and innovators among us, the software developers. Founded on the insight that the essence of AI lies in data, Dataloop’s journey began with a clear mission: to make the entire AI development cycle accessible, intuitive, and collaborative for developers, regardless of their expertise in data science, model management or engineering. Our platform is the embodiment of this vision, designed to break down the barriers between data specialists and developers, fostering a data-centric culture that accelerates innovation and creativity. At Dataloop, we seamlessly integrate data models, applications, and human insights, ensuring that humans are always in the loop to guide AI’s development and application.

Vines were short, looping videos that inspired and entertained. In Jan 2017, the Vine app transitioned to the Vine Camera app. With Vine Camera, you can create similar short, looping videos and share them directly on Twitter or save to your camera roll. You can watch an archive of Vines at vine.co. To check for career opportunities with Twitter, visit careers.twitter.com.