The work
You will create, solve, review, and validate software-engineering tasks used in AI training. Day-to-day work may include implementing user-facing features and supporting APIs, services, and data models; debugging failures across browsers, application state, authentication, databases, networking, and deployment; translating complete coding builds between programming languages; and reviewing AI-generated code for correctness, completeness, performance, security, and maintainability.
What the screening measures
The process begins with screening questions and an approximately 30-minute AI interview, followed by a technical assessment if required and hiring manager review. Expect follow-up questions about production systems you have personally built, architectural decisions you influenced, difficult defects you traced across system boundaries, your approach to unfamiliar repositories, and how you distinguish a plausible solution from one that fully satisfies a technical specification.
Logistics
This is a global, fully remote contractor role with a flexible, asynchronous schedule, including optional weekend work. The expected commitment is approximately 15 hours per week, activity is required, and minimum weekly submission requirements apply. Compensation is output-based and depends on tasks meeting project specifications, so completion time and effective earnings can vary by task and workflow. Selected experts are expected to begin their first tasks within 24–48 hours after onboarding.
Pay band: $50–100/hr
This is an observed band, not a guaranteed rate or amount of work.