Senior Software Engineer – AI Training Projects
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Senior Software Engineer – AI Projects
Remote | Contract | Approx. 15 Hours Per Week
Flexible Hours | $30–$150/hr equivalent, with specialist projects paying more
We are recruiting experienced Software Engineers and Senior Software Engineers to support large-scale AI training projects.
No previous AI experience is required. The work is focused on real software engineering problems including:
- Debugging complex code
- Implementing new features
- Refactoring codebases
- Performance optimisation
- Reviewing and validating code
- Creating challenging coding tasks and reference solutions
- Working across existing and unfamiliar repositories
We are particularly interested in engineers with strong experience in:
- Python
- Java
- TypeScript / JavaScript
- Node.js
- Go
- Rust
- C++
- React
You should have strong commercial software engineering experience, good knowledge of algorithms and data structures, and confidence working on complex technical problems.
Experience in backend development, full-stack engineering, system design, automated testing, code review or cybersecurity would be highly relevant.
- Working Pattern
- Fully remote
- Approx. 15 hours per week
- Flexible days and hours
- Contractor position
- Projects typically move quickly
- Compensation
Compensation varies depending on the project and experience level.
Most opportunities sit between $30–$150/hr equivalent, with some highly specialist senior projects offering higher rates.
Payment is generally output-based, with experts paid for completed tasks that meet project requirements.
- Process
- Application
- AI interview
- Technical assessment if required
- Hiring manager review
Successful candidates can often begin within 24–48 hours of completing onboarding.
Essential requirements
- We are particularly interested in engineers with strong experience in:
- Python
- Java
- TypeScript / JavaScript
- Node.js
- Go
- Rust
- C++
- React
Originally posted on Himalayas
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