Software Engineer Go Python TS Contractor Remote
Overview
A remote contractor role at micro1 seeks a Software Engineer skilled in Go, Python, and TypeScript to help train next‑generation AI systems. You’ll design code samples and tests that simulate real development scenarios used for model training. Your Go work will be the foundation, with Python and TypeScript supporting broader tasks. No AI domain experience required beyond your solid software background and ability to communicate complex ideas clearly.
What You'll Do6
- 1Create and refine code solutions using Go, Python, and TypeScript to model real‑world development tasks for AI training.
- 2Review code samples and technical materials, providing thoughtful written feedback to improve how software concepts are represented to an AI audience.
- 3Produce high‑quality code samples, unit tests, and documentation for diverse AI training use cases.
- 4Spot edge cases and best practices in software design to help improve model outputs.
- 5Participate in collaborative reviews and discussions that emphasize clear communication of technical ideas.
- 6Tune prompts and queries used to assess and enhance AI‑generated code outputs.
Requirements7
- 1Strong Go expertise with hands‑on project experience.
- 2Proficient Python and TypeScript coding with idiomatic, maintainable style.
- 3Excellent written and verbal communication skills for explaining technical concepts.
- 4Familiarity with software architecture, design patterns, and modern development workflows.
- 5Experience reviewing or evaluating code for correctness, efficiency, and clarity.
- 6Exposure to code documentation practices and collaborative software projects.
- 7Interest in AI and machine learning; direct AI experience is a plus but not required.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate brings deep Go know‑how complemented by solid Python and TypeScript skills, and a track record of clear technical writing. This role may not be a fit for you if you primarily work in languages outside Go, or if you have limited experience reviewing code for quality and usefulness in an AI training context. Common fit signals include hands‑on Go projects and strong documentation habits; risk signals include limited cross‑language experience or weak communication skills. You’ll thrive if you enjoy translating complex ideas into concrete, testable artifacts and collaborating on iterative reviews.
Salary Insight
$100 - $130 per hour. Pay discussed later during the hiring process.
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Highlight a concrete Go project you led or contributed to, and include a sample unit test or documentation excerpt to demonstrate your ability to produce AI‑relevant artifacts.
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