Here's an example. Original job post: https://boards.greenhouse.io/canonical/jobs/2925180?t=1d5e7b...

Summarized:

Security Engineer - Ubuntu | Canonical | Worldwide | Full-time | Remote

Canonical is looking for a Security Engineer to join its industry leading software security team in order to help protect the open-source community and Ubuntu users from emerging threats. The role requires analyzing, fixing, and testing vulnerabilities in Ubuntu packages, as well as keeping track of vulnerabilities in Ubuntu releases and collaborating with other teams in the Ubuntu community.

The ideal candidate should have a thorough understanding of the common categories of security vulnerabilities and techniques for fixing them, familiarity with open source development tools and methodologies, and the ability to communicate effectively with the team and Ubuntu community members. Additionally, the role requires skills in one or more of C, Python, go, Rust, Java, Ruby, or PHP, and experience with coordinated disclosure practices.

This is a full-time, remote job with international travel several times a year, usually for one week, and candidates should have the ability to be productive in a globally distributed team through self-discipline and self-motivation. If interested, please visit the Canonical website for more information.

At the various companies I've worked at, we usually want to post our job postings in the monthly "Who's hiring" thread. It's always been a pain for me to rewrite our job postings to match the Hacker News style.

I thought it would be nice to be able to have someone else generate a summary for me; that someone is AI. I wanted to find a practical use case for myself to build using AI and now I'm sharing it for others who might find it useful.