[Hiring] Weekly 1-hour remote discussion group — tech and non-tech roles | USA residents only | $75–$125/hr
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[Hiring] Weekly 1-hour remote discussion group — tech and non-tech roles | USA residents only | $75–$125/hr

About the role

We're building a small, ongoing remote focus group of US-based participants — both tech and non-tech backgrounds welcome. Each week you'll join a structured 1-hour group discussion led by a moderator. Topics center on user experience, product feedback, and general consumer insights. No prior experience required for non-tech participants; tech participants should have a background in software, engineering, or a related field.

Requirements

Must be a US citizen, national, or permanent resident — currently residing in the US

20 years of age or older

Reliable internet connection and availability for 1 hour per week at a scheduled time

Tech applicants: background in software development, IT, engineering, or similar field

Compensation and payment

Paid monthly via PayPal or bank transfer. No equity, no commission — hourly pay only. Non-tech: $75/hr ($300/month). Tech: $125/hr ($500/month).

Apply here: https://forms.gle/LTufoY35J8VnSH3P9

u/goodnews172 — 3 days ago

[Hiring] Software Engineer (AI/ML) remote, .NET + MLOps-adjacent work on structured data infra

I'm helping source for a role at a non-profit that runs a national-scale structured data registry (think: a huge linked-data graph, JSON-LD/CTDL schemas, millions of records). They're in the middle of building out an AI layer on top of it — both for AI-assisted data extraction/publishing and for a downstream "intelligence layer" that lets other systems query and reason over the data (MCP-style interfaces, RAG, agents, the works).

This isn't a "plug in an LLM API and ship it" role. You'd actually be:

  • Building and scaling an AI-assisted extraction/transformation pipeline (unstructured web data → structured JSON-LD), with real accuracy metrics and instrumentation, not vibes
  • Integrating both hosted LLMs and self-hosted smaller models into production data pipelines
  • Designing standardized interfaces (MCP or similar) for programmatic, secure access to the data
  • Training/evaluating ML models for classification, extraction, and data quality tasks — actual model eval work, not just prompt tweaking
  • Building the core distributed systems underneath all of it — APIs, event-driven microservices, cloud-native architecture

Stack is a mix of .NET, Python, and JS on the frontend, running on AWS/Azure/GCP with Docker/Kubernetes. Data side is Neo4j, CosmosDB, SQL Server/PostgreSQL, S3/Blob storage. Auth via Keycloak/Entra ID. On the AI side: Anthropic/OpenAI/Google APIs, prompt engineering + eval frameworks, RAG, multi-step agent workflows.

Looking for someone with 4+ years combined education/experience, real production experience integrating LLMs (not just API calls — actual pipeline/workflow integration), and solid ML fundamentals (classification, regression, clustering, evaluation methodology).

Happy to answer questions about the actual day-to-day work in the comments if anyone's curious before I share more details.

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u/goodnews172 — 7 days ago
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[Hiring] Software Engineer (AI/ML) — remote, MLOps-adjacent work on structured data infra

I'm helping source for a role at a non-profit that runs a national-scale structured data registry (think: a huge linked-data graph, JSON-LD/CTDL schemas, millions of records). They're in the middle of building out an AI layer on top of it — both for AI-assisted data extraction/publishing and for a downstream "intelligence layer" that lets other systems query and reason over the data (MCP-style interfaces, RAG, agents, the works).

This isn't a "plug in an LLM API and ship it" role. You'd actually be:

  • Building and scaling an AI-assisted extraction/transformation pipeline (unstructured web data → structured JSON-LD), with real accuracy metrics and instrumentation, not vibes
  • Integrating both hosted LLMs and self-hosted smaller models into production data pipelines
  • Designing standardized interfaces (MCP or similar) for programmatic, secure access to the data
  • Training/evaluating ML models for classification, extraction, and data quality tasks — actual model eval work, not just prompt tweaking
  • Building the core distributed systems underneath all of it — APIs, event-driven microservices, cloud-native architecture

Stack is a mix of .NET, Python, and JS on the frontend, running on AWS/Azure/GCP with Docker/Kubernetes. Data side is Neo4j, CosmosDB, SQL Server/PostgreSQL, S3/Blob storage. Auth via Keycloak/Entra ID. On the AI side: Anthropic/OpenAI/Google APIs, prompt engineering + eval frameworks, RAG, multi-step agent workflows.

Looking for someone with 4+ years combined education/experience, real production experience integrating LLMs (not just API calls — actual pipeline/workflow integration), and solid ML fundamentals (classification, regression, clustering, evaluation methodology).

Happy to answer questions about the actual day-to-day work in the comments if anyone's curious before I share more details.

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u/goodnews172 — 7 days ago

[Hiring] Software Engineer (AI/ML) — remote, MLOps-adjacent work on structured data infra

I'm helping source for a role at a non-profit that runs a national-scale structured data registry (think: a huge linked-data graph, JSON-LD/CTDL schemas, millions of records). They're in the middle of building out an AI layer on top of it — both for AI-assisted data extraction/publishing and for a downstream "intelligence layer" that lets other systems query and reason over the data (MCP-style interfaces, RAG, agents, the works).

This isn't a "plug in an LLM API and ship it" role. You'd actually be:

  • Building and scaling an AI-assisted extraction/transformation pipeline (unstructured web data → structured JSON-LD), with real accuracy metrics and instrumentation, not vibes
  • Integrating both hosted LLMs and self-hosted smaller models into production data pipelines
  • Designing standardized interfaces (MCP or similar) for programmatic, secure access to the data
  • Training/evaluating ML models for classification, extraction, and data quality tasks — actual model eval work, not just prompt tweaking
  • Building the core distributed systems underneath all of it — APIs, event-driven microservices, cloud-native architecture

Stack is a mix of .NET, Python, and JS on the frontend, running on AWS/Azure/GCP with Docker/Kubernetes. Data side is Neo4j, CosmosDB, SQL Server/PostgreSQL, S3/Blob storage. Auth via Keycloak/Entra ID. On the AI side: Anthropic/OpenAI/Google APIs, prompt engineering + eval frameworks, RAG, multi-step agent workflows.

Looking for someone with 7+ years combined education/experience, real production experience integrating LLMs (not just API calls — actual pipeline/workflow integration), and solid ML fundamentals (classification, regression, clustering, evaluation methodology).

$1 ~ 2 K per month (open to discuss)

Happy to answer questions about the actual day-to-day work in the comments if anyone's curious before I share more details.

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u/goodnews172 — 11 days ago