A complete application in a minute
Tailored resume and cover letter, ready to send.
Workbolt AI is seeking a machine-learning engineer to join its Talent Network for flexible, contract-based opportunities with AI labs and tech companies. This open application means you may be considered for future projects based on your experience and availability.
Engagements vary in scope and may be remote; typical commitments are 15–30 hours per week while active, with compensation discussed per engagement and no guaranteed minimum.
About Workbolt AI’s Talent Network Join Workbolt AI’s Machine Learning Engineer Talent Network to be considered for flexible contract opportunities with AI labs and technology companies seeking experienced machine learning engineering professionals. This is an open application for future projects—not a guarantee of immediate work. Opportunities are matched on a rolling basis according to your experience, technical expertise, availability, and project requirements. What You May Work On Members of the network may support projects that train, test, and evaluate advanced AI systems using real-world engineering expertise. Assignments may include creating realistic technical tasks and deliverables; reviewing AI-generated code, architectures, debugging approaches, and documentation; developing scoring criteria, test cases, or reference solutions; and providing detailed feedback on correctness, maintainability, security, performance, and production relevance. Focus areas may include machine-learning model development, Python, PyTorch or TensorFlow, data pipelines, experiment design, model evaluation, deployment, monitoring, and MLOps. Project Details Projects vary in scope, duration, and weekly commitment. Many engagements are structured for flexible remote participation and may require approximately 15–30 hours per week while active. Specific schedules, deliverables, technology stacks, timelines, and compensation terms will be shared before you accept an assignment. Projects may be extended, shortened, or concluded as business needs and performance requirements change. Contract Information Talent Network members participate as independent contractors on project-based engagements. Joining the network does not create an employment relationship or guarantee a minimum amount of work. Experts must not use or disclose confidential, proprietary, material non-public, or restricted information, datasets, models, or source code belonging to any current or former employer, client, or institution. Workbolt AI considers qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and supports reasonable accommodations where applicable.
$70–$250/hr
Workbolt is an AI-training platform from Ocular AI (Y Combinator W24, San Francisco). Talent-network roles are open applications for future projects;