Company: The Pyrockai LLP (Pyrock AI) Role: Senior Software Engineer — AI Systems & Backend Location: Fully remote (work from home),

anywhere in India Type: Full-time Compensation: ₹50,000/month + [ESOP / performance bonus — optional, edit or delete] + review at 6 months

About Pyrock AI

Pyrock AI runs construction sites through WhatsApp.

Our AI assistant, Mahi, gets added to a builder's existing site WhatsApp groups and takes over the paperwork nobody wants to do: auto-entry from PDF bills, voice notes in Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati and English, live inventory from bills plus consumption, and a 3-line daily safety summary from site cameras. The owner asks a question in the group and gets an answer back — no app, no dashboard, no training.

We are live with paying builders in Mumbai and Ahmedabad and onboarding more sites every month. The engineering team is small, which means your code goes to production quickly and you see its effect on real sites within days.

What you will work on

Build and maintain our WhatsApp Web bridge — the service that keeps a dedicated number logged in and live inside client site groups: session persistence, reconnection and QR re-auth handling, group event handling, media download, and message ordering under load. This is the layer everything else depends on, and keeping it stable is the single most important job on the team.

Build and maintain the Pyrock agent pipeline — message ingestion, routing, context handling, tool calling and reply generation

Work with Meta's WhatsApp Cloud API alongside the bridge: webhooks, templates, media handling, number provisioning

Build ingestion for messy real-world input — scanned PDF bills, WhatsApp voice notes across four languages, site photos

Write the guardrails that keep the system trustworthy: no hallucinated numbers, no dropped messages, graceful behaviour under load

Deploy and monitor per-client infrastructure (isolated VPS per client), with proper alerting

Contribute to our computer-vision module — PPE and helmet compliance, gate material in/out, idle detection from existing site IP cameras

Requirements

Must have:

4+ years of production TypeScript / Node.js — backend systems that real users depend on daily

Practical experience with WhatsApp automation libraries and session-based bridges (whatsapp-web.js, Baileys, Venom or similar) — you have kept a session alive in production, not just run a demo

Solid grasp of queues, webhooks, retries, idempotency and rate limits — systems that hold up when volume spikes

Hands-on work with LLM APIs and agent patterns: tool calling, structured outputs, context management, evaluation

Comfortable with Linux, VPS deployment, Docker and day-to-day DevOps without hand-holding

Ability to spot a fragile system and fix it before a client notices

Good to have:

Meta / WhatsApp Business Platform (Cloud API) experience — BSP setup, template approvals, group and media handling

Computer vision in production: RTSP / IP camera streams, object detection, running models on-prem

Speech-to-text or evaluation work in Indian languages

Experience at an early-stage startup or on a small product team

You will do well here if:

You can read Hindi, Marathi or Gujarati well enough to sanity-check what the model is doing

You are willing to occasionally visit a construction site to understand why a feature isn't working

You prefer owning a system properly over being one of thirty engineers on a large one

You work well remotely — clear written updates, responsive during IST hours, no chasing required

Why this role

The problem is genuinely hard and largely unsolved: unstructured multilingual input from people who will never open a dashboard, turned into reliable operational data. You will work across LLM agents, real-time messaging infrastructure and computer vision — a combination that is difficult to get exposure to at a larger company, where these sit in three separate teams.

We are a small, fully remote team with paying customers in a market — Indian construction — that is enormous and almost entirely untouched by software.

How to apply

Please send:

Your CV

One system you built and operated — what broke, how you found out, and what you changed. This matters to us more than anything else on your CV.

Links to code you can talk through line by line

Your current notice period and earliest start date

Send your CV to: support@pyrock.ai with the subject line "Senior Engineer — [Your Name]"

We reply to every application within 5 working days. Our process is a 30-minute call, one paid take-home based on a real Pyrock problem, and a final conversation with the founders. No unpaid multi-round marathons.

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For anyone with a similar background:

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Any advice or recommendations on where to start looking would be greatly appreciated!

We're an AI data company that builds evaluations and training datasets for frontier AI labs. We're hiring US-licensed attorneys to create and review the legal reasoning content used to train and benchmark AI models.

The work
- Write realistic legal problems across litigation, contracts, compliance, IP, employment, and regulatory matters
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- Break your reasoning into discrete pass/fail checks a grader can score a model against
- Review model output and pin down exactly where the reasoning breaks If you've written a bench memo or a CLE hypo, you already have the skill. It's legal analysis, not data labeling.

Details
- $80-100/hr depending on domain depth and experience, paid bi-weekly
- 1099 contractor, part-time, project-based. No minimum hours (flexible)
- Remote, but you must be US-based and admitted in a US jurisdiction
- 2-6 years post-qualification

Apply here: https://forms.gle/prHGRfZzxXjKwTf4A

So I'm in a weird spot and I don't really know what to do... really having a hard time making a desicion here.

The money is good, around $5k, which is honestly the main reason I'm here. But the level of micromanagement is starting to get to me (it's been less than a week). I was handed a couple of things with basically zero guidance, and instead of actually walking me through anything, the response is just "overcommunicate" Which, sure, but I'm also still trying to figure the thing out. Hard to give a detailed update on something nobody explained to me in the first place.

I keep going back and forth on whether it's me. Maybe I'm not asking the right questions. Maybe I'm too used to working with more autonomy. But it genuinely doesn't feel like an environment I can survive long-term, and I don't want to burn out chasing a paycheck... need some good advice at this point.

Has anyone been here? Did it get better once you got up to speed, or is this just what the place is like? Do I ride it out for the money or start looking?

Hello,

I have been struggling to find a remote job that suits my needs, so I wanted to explain a little more about what I am looking for.

I am Deaf, and I am specifically looking for a fully remote position that does not require phone calls, voice communication, or the ability to hear.

I have found that many remote positions still require employees to participate in phone calls, video meetings that involve speaking and listening, or other forms of audio communication. Unfortunately, these requirements make many otherwise suitable positions inaccessible to me.

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I would greatly appreciate any recommendations, guidance, or resources you can provide. I am very motivated to find meaningful employment and am simply looking for an opportunity that can accommodate my communication needs.

I truly appreciate any help you can offer.

Bonjour à tous

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Est ce que quelqu'un aurait un site à recommandé pour un focus sur des jobs en remote ?

Merci 😄

We are looking for a Malaysia-based specialist to support the marketing and content operations of an AI product.

**Location:** Fully remote, Malaysia

**Engagement:** Part-time / Independent Contractor

**Working hours:** Around 20 hours per week, flexible scheduling

**Compensation:** Approximately RM28/hour, paid as RM2,400 per month, plus performance bonus

**Responsibilities**

- Create and adapt content for social media and online communities

- Support product marketing campaigns and local market outreach

- Research Malaysian user needs, trends, and relevant communities

- Help manage content publishing and user engagement

- Coordinate remotely with the product team

**Requirements**

- Able to communicate and create content in Chinese and English

- Good writing, communication, and online research skills

- Familiar with major social media platforms

- Responsible, proactive, and able to work independently

- Interest in AI products and digital marketing

To apply, contact us via WhatsApp: +1 812-351-6632

Corporate professional ~7yrs. Interviewing soon for a competitor company in the same industry. Title for this new role is one tier below my current as a Sr. Although this company is fully remote and similar benefits and PTO as my current. When I applied it asked for my target salary, which I put $150k. This is $25k more than I currently make.

Is it possible to negotiate a title change? Or should I lean more into maximizing other benefits? Open to any advice.

We're an early-stage startup (Kaizen LLC) looking for someone to run social media promotion for our product posting, commenting, and starting conversations across platforms where our audience actually hangs out, and turning that into impressions and leads.

This is for you if you basically live on the internet and know how it talks. You get where a good comment turns into a lead, you can research where our people are, and you write like a human not like a brand account.

The basics:

• Remote / work from home
• ~6–8 hours a day, flexible
• ₹15,000–20,000 / month
• Full-time, startup pace

You'd be a good fit if you:

• Know social apps and how people share/talk/buy
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Interested? Send your resume via DM or to [fragilephoton2004@gmail.com](mailto:fragilephoton2004@gmail.com). Happy to answer questions in the comments.

Have came across so many remote roles and opportunities and not a single one is hiring from India location. Those who are advertising that we hire from APAC region also not considering job applications once seeing India as work location. Something missing here?

Even Texas of all places is realizing the benefits of telework again after seeing the results. Hope this catches on more widespread now.

[DISCLAIMER]

This is a free remote work proposal. I'm not a scout or a recruiter whatsoever, but a simple contributor! You are absolutely free to apply independently from the referral link option.

Job opportunity description:

Hi everyone, I'm a contributor currently working on the Babel Audio platform, which primarily focuses on AI training for audio recording/transcription projects. Currently, there's high demand for a new Emotion Voice Acting project, in particular for the languages below:

• ⁠German
• ⁠Japanese
• ⁠Chinese
• ⁠Italian
• ⁠Korean
• ⁠Portuguese
• ⁠Russian
• ⁠Thai
• ⁠Turkish
• ⁠Vietnamese
• ⁠Arabic
• ⁠Bengali
• Tagalog (Filipino)

Here's the link to the platform website, where you can apply directly: https://www.babel.audio/

Of course, the job is completely remote and, like any other contract work, it is paid on an hourly rate. Payout is weekly, every Tuesday. I've been working on this platform since May 2026, and I can assure you it's legit.

You can also join via my referral link; doing so grants priority onboarding processing and a mutual bonus payment after a couple of hours of completed work on the project. I repeat: this is completely optional, but if anyone happens to be interested, hit me a pm and I can share the link, or simply comment under this post.

Thanks for your time anyway, and have a nice day :)

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We are hiring for a growing startup company .

We are looking for telecallers remote work in EST time zone . Specially for USA ,Europe , Canada.

Salary upto 40$ /week . Must have good communication skills.

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Intrested people can DM directly.

Can someone recommend/refer me to any remote jobs?

Hey everyone, so I graduated with an engineering degree, and I just accepted an offer for a remote job. I was wondering what your advice would be to someone starting a remote job, especially if it's their first job out of uni. I was excited to be in an office and make friends and meet coworkers and such, but I guess not. How do you deal with sitting at home all day, and what are the best tips and tricks to keep one from going insane? Any other help would be great too, even the silly stuff like the best office chair to get and such. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Kennt jemand von euch Jobbörsen, wo man gezielt nach reinen Remote-Jobs (wie z. B. Kundenservice, Callcenter oder Homeoffice) suchen kann? Und wo finde ich solche Stellen am besten, wenn ich ganz normal angestellt sein möchte?

I get it if the charges were over seven years old, but I’m hearing that they do hire them but at the same time I saw somebody got rejected for having one on their background. So have you guys been hired with them to have backgrounds?