Typescript Coders - Ongoing LLM/AI Training

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About AI Training Work

AI training (also called data labeling or human feedback work) is the human effort that helps models learn. For coding-focused projects this means writing, reviewing, and correcting code examples so models produce accurate and reliable outputs.

Contributors shape model behavior by producing clear training examples, debugging model outputs, and checking that AI-generated code meets expected standards.

• Human-created examples and reviews teach AI models to write and fix code
• Work is often remote and flexible, with tasks completed on your schedule

The Role

We are seeking TypeScript developers to join an ongoing LLM/AI training project as part-time contractors. This is a long-term engagement of 6 months or more, with a weekly commitment of 20–40 hours and flexible hours.

You will produce short TypeScript programs and snippets from prompts, debug AI-generated TypeScript, and assemble high-quality training datasets that help improve model outputs. After you submit your proposal, you will receive a TypeScript coding assessment to complete.

• Work type: Contract, part-time
• Duration: 6+ months
• Weekly commitment: 20–40 hours
• Location: Remote — open to applicants worldwide

What You'll Do

Your tasks focus on creating and validating TypeScript code examples that train and refine LLM behavior. Precision and clear, maintainable code are essential.

• Write code snippets and short programs in TypeScript based on prompts
• Debug and correct AI-generated TypeScript code
• Create accurate training datasets and labeled examples for models
• Refine and optimize TypeScript for clarity, correctness, and style
• Ensure AI-generated code meets the project's standards and requirements

Requirements

Candidates must meet all substantive requirements below. A TypeScript coding assessment will be used as part of selection.

• Minimum 2 years professional experience in software development with a strong focus on TypeScript
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
• Proven ability to develop, troubleshoot, and optimize TypeScript code
• Excellent problem-solving skills and strong attention to detail
• Effective communication skills in English
• Ability to work well in a remote team environment
• Stable internet connection and reliable electricity for consistent remote work
• Availability to commit 20–40 hours per week for at least 6 months
• After proposal submission you will receive and must complete a TypeScript coding assessment

Who Should Apply

Apply if you are an experienced TypeScript developer who enjoys concise coding tasks, debugging, and helping models learn correct patterns. This role suits people who prefer flexible remote contract work and can reliably meet weekly hour commitments.

The posting lists experience level as Entry level in the job metadata, but the role requires at least 2 years of professional TypeScript experience and a relevant degree as described above.

• Developers comfortable producing short, well-tested TypeScript examples
• People who can communicate clearly in English and collaborate remotely
• Candidates available for a part-time contract, 20–40 hrs/week

Compensation & Schedule

Pay is hourly at USD 7.25 per hour. This role is paid on a per-hour basis as a contractor and is part-time.

You will set your own hours within the 20–40 hrs/week expectation; the engagement is expected to last six months or longer.

• Payment type: PAY_PER_HOUR (USD)
• Hourly rate: $7.25/hour
• Employment types: Contractor, Part-time
• Weekly hours: 20–40

How It Works / How To Apply

Submit your proposal via the OpenTrain listing. After submission, you will be sent a TypeScript coding assessment to complete as part of the qualification process.

OpenTrain aggregates the listing and makes applying quick; create a free account if you haven’t already and follow the listing instructions to send your proposal.

• Submit a proposal through the OpenTrain job listing
• Complete the TypeScript coding assessment that will be sent after submission
• Provide evidence of required experience and degree when requested