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Software Engineer - AI Trainer - Las Vegas

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dataannotationLas Vegas (NV)

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Mid

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$83,200 - 83,200 per year

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Salary: $83,200 - 83,200 per year Requirements: Fluency in English (native or bilingual level) Proficiency in at least one programming language or framework: JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C, C#, C++, React, Go, Java, Kotlin, or SwiftExceptional writing and grammar capabilities A bachelors degree (either completed or in progress) Previous experience as a Software Developer, Coder, Software Engineer, or Programmer is desirable Responsibilities: Design and resolve various coding challenges utilized to train AI systemsCompose clear, high-quality code snippets alongside detailed explanationsAssess AI-generated code for accuracy, performance, and lucidityOffer feedback that directly influences the development of future AI models Technologies: AIC#JavaJavaScriptKotlinPythonReactSwiftTypeScriptMachine Learning More: We are part of the DataAnnotation team, where we focus on advancing cutting-edge AI systems while offering flexibility for remote work and individualized scheduling. With an expansive community of over 100,000 professionals, we provide a vibrant platform for engineers specializing in various fields. Our roles are fully remote, allowing for competitive hourly pay starting at $40+, with opportunities for higher compensation based on performance. Join us to make a real impact in shaping the future of AI technologies. last updated 45 week of 2026

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