AI/ML Engineer, Internal Platforms
micro1
$160 – $300/hour · as listed
AI/ML Engineer, Internal Platforms — Remote
micro1 is seeking an advanced-level AI/ML engineer to develop and refine internal automation systems. This remote role focuses on building robust tools and infrastructure that power AI training and data workflows. You'll work on coding challenges that require strong system design skills, deep technical knowledge, and the ability to optimize processes at scale.
Your responsibilities will include architecting automation solutions, implementing efficient data pipelines, debugging complex systems, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure platform reliability and performance. This position suits engineers with proven experience in production systems, API development, and software architecture who thrive in remote, independent work environments.
The role is offered as a remote contractor position at an advanced level, with hourly compensation between $160–$300 depending on experience and scope.
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