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Remote Frontend Developer – AI Code Review
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About the role
We are seeking software engineers across Latin America to join a fully remote AI training program. In this role you will evaluate AI‑generated code, rate the quality of AI responses and create coding challenges that help improve the underlying models. The work is asynchronous and project‑based, allowing you to contribute up to 40 hours per week according to project availability.
Key responsibilities
- Review AI‑generated code for correctness, efficiency and adherence to best practices.
- Rate AI responses on dimensions such as accuracy, instruction‑following and overall quality.
- Write original computer‑science questions and coding challenges to test AI capabilities.
- Identify bugs, errors and inconsistencies in AI‑produced code using structured guidelines.
- Provide clear, constructive written feedback to improve future AI outputs.
- Follow project guidelines, quality standards and confidentiality requirements.
Required profile
- Professional software engineering experience (junior, mid‑level or senior).
- Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking and problem‑solving abilities.
- Legal authorization to work in one of the listed Latin American countries.
Required skills
- Proficiency in at least one of the following languages: Python, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, C++, Swift, Rust.
What we offer
- Compensation up to $34 USD per hour, plus performance incentives averaging 7.5 %.
- Weekly payouts via PayPal, AirTM or other supported platforms.
- Flexible, fully remote and asynchronous work schedule.
- Free access to premium AI tools valued at over $200 per month.
- Equal‑opportunity and inclusive hiring practices.
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