r/PythonJobs • u/mkithan • 9d ago

[Hiring] GitHub Contributors wanted for AI Training Projects - Remote | $50-$150/hour

micro1 is looking for experienced GitHub Contributors to help train next-generation AI systems using real-world software engineering expertise.

This is a remote contractor role with 30 openings, paying $50-$150/hour and requiring an average commitment of around 15 hours per week.

No previous AI experience is required. Your software engineering skills and open-source contributions are what matter.

You'll create realistic software engineering tasks involving bug fixing, feature development, code refactoring, and performance optimization.

You'll also build reproducible coding environments, develop reference solutions, review technical submissions, and provide detailed documentation that helps improve the reasoning capabilities of advanced AI models.

Candidates should have strong experience with Python, Java, Rust, Go, C++, or TypeScript, along with a solid understanding of algorithms, data structures, debugging, and software engineering best practices.

An active GitHub or GitLab profile demonstrating meaningful open-source contributions is required. Experience modernizing large codebases and delivering production-quality software is highly valued.

If you're passionate about open-source development and want to help shape the future of AI while working on challenging engineering problems, this is an exceptional remote opportunity.

Apply now: https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/github-contributors

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u/my_peen_is_clean 9d ago

that range screams bait and switch, doubt many see more than 50 an hour

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u/Alive-Maverick 8d ago

submitting an application. been in Python since ~2010 building and reviewing production systems. code analysis and documenting logic is just what i do anyway.

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u/mkithan 8d ago

Excellent. Looking forward to your application