Walter

Location: Remote (GMT-8 to GMT+5). 3-4 hours overlap with US Central Time (Chicago/Texas) required. Not open to candidates from China, Australia, or similar time zones. Company Walter is developing open-source technology to advance computational biology through scalable workflow execution engines. What you will do — Contribute to the development of the Sprocket workflow execution engine and associated Rust crates (wdl, sprocket, crankshaft). — Improve and extend the Workflow Description Language (WDL) specification, shepherding changes through the ratification process. — Collaborate on the evolution of the Task Execution Schema (TES) with standards bodies and the open-source community. — Develop and maintain reference implementations with comprehensive OpenAPI/Swagger documentation. — Coordinate progress with the internal computational biology team. Requirements — 6+ years of senior-level proficiency in Rust with a track record of shipping production code. — Experience contributing to or leading open-source projects. — Familiarity with workflow engines, scientific computing, or large-scale computation. — Ability to work with Rust crates for lexing, parsing, validating, linting, and executing DSLs. — Strong skills in API design and specification development. — Proficiency with GitHub for project planning and collaboration. Nice to have — Experience improving specifications using OpenAPI (Swagger) or the utoipa crate. — Familiarity with Workflow Description Language (WDL) and Task Execution Schema (TES). — Experience with Kubernetes, cloud, or HPC environments. — Prior involvement with standards bodies such as GA4GH. Culture & Benefits — Full-time and long-term role commitment. — Opportunity to work on impactful, open-source technology used by scientists worldwide. — Ability to influence the direction of open standards in scientific workflow execution.

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