Sr. Full-Stack Software Engineer
About the role
Experienced developers who work across both the front end and the back end can help train AI on real coding work. It's about 15 hours a week, open globally and fully remote, and you choose your own hours. Pay is per approved task. AI Alerts may earn a referral fee if you're hired through this link. It costs you nothing and doesn't change how we pick or rank jobs.
What you'll do
- Build, change and debug front end and back end parts of applications
- Build user features plus the services, APIs and data models behind them
- Trace requests and data from the browser through APIs, services and databases
- Work inside unfamiliar codebases and understand how they're built
- Diagnose problems with app state, APIs, logins, data storage, networking and deployment
- Translate full coding builds from one programming language into another
- Review AI written code for correctness, completeness, performance, security and maintainability
Requirements
- Strong professional experience building production apps across the whole stack
- Real hands on experience with both front end and back end work
- Production experience in more than one programming language
- Strong knowledge of browser apps, APIs, app state, databases and service integration
- Comfortable working in unfamiliar codebases
- Strong debugging and problem solving skills
- Process: screening questions, a 30 minute AI interview, a technical test if needed, then a hiring manager review
About micro1
micro1 is a data lab that helps AI labs and large companies train AI models and agents. It finds and checks skilled people from many fields, like law, medicine, finance and coding, to produce the training data that makes AI work better.
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