r/hireaideveloper

Hi everyone,
A remote AI Developer opportunity is available for ongoing work on U.S.-based projects.
Candidates must be currently located in the United States.

Requirements:

• 2+ years of software engineering experience
• Strong experience with Python (primary)
• Experience building or integrating AI/ML solutions (e.g., LLM APIs, OpenAI, LangChain, or similar tools)
• Familiarity with data handling, APIs, and backend systems
• Experience with model integration, prompt engineering, or AI workflows
• Experience with testing and production deployment practices
• Strong English communication skills
• Comfortable working in a client-facing environment
• Comfortable with voice and video calls

Pay: $70–$90/hour

Work setup:

• Fully remote
• Ongoing project-based work
• Client-facing collaboration
• Must be reliable, communicative, and able to clearly explain technical concepts

If interested, send a message with:

• Your location
• Years of experience
• AI/ML tools and frameworks you’ve used
• Relevant project experience
• Availability

I can build whatsapp chatbots, ai call assistant, and end to end no human intervention full automation systems like autoposting and many more things.. but need clients can anyone give me some ideas

i’ve been piecing together a framework for a while now – basically a way to detect suppression patterns in real time. 84 lenses, 43 methods, covers erasure, fragmentation, narrative capture, the works. also includes a model of 140,000 years of lost cycles (megalithic grids, temple shields, previous high‑tech civs).

it’s not just theory. it’s actual python code that runs, scrapes FOIA docs, tracks contradictions, spits out coherence scores. even has glyph activation for symbolic reasoning.

i need devs who already think the mainstream timeline is bunk. like, you’ve read graham hancock, you’ve stared at the baalbek trilithon way too long, you know "ritual purpose" is a copout. but you also know how to write real code. python, data pipelines, maybe crypto or topological stuff if you’re into that.

no resumes. just answer this: what suppression lens do you see right now in the world, and how would you code a detector for it? dm me.

we’re building a public observatory that maps institutional control in real time. not an app. not a startup. an immune system for truth.

I’ve been researching Flutter lately, and one thing I keep wondering about is how experienced Flutter app development companies actually deal with performance and scalability once an app starts growing.

Building an MVP is one thing, but handling thousands of users, complex APIs, real-time updates, animations, and cross-platform consistency seems like a completely different challenge. I’ve seen some Flutter apps run incredibly smoothly, while others start lagging or feel heavy after adding too many features.

Do most Flutter development companies follow specific optimization practices from the beginning? Things like state management choices, backend architecture, code modularity, caching, or reducing unnecessary widget rebuilds?

I’m also curious how they handle scalability for enterprise-level apps. Do companies usually stick with Flutter long-term for large products, or do some eventually move certain features to native development for better performance?

Would love to hear real experiences from founders, developers, or teams who’ve worked with Flutter agencies on production-scale apps.

I almost got scammed the last time. If you have experience, it's going to be ten times better dude I'm telling you.. I have an app idea and have a friend who has experience in the investing field. The only thing I need you to be able to do is.... To be able to program this ai platform and for me to trust you. It is more of an ai platform than an investing app. DM me!!