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Javascript - Senior Developers - AI Training - Cambridge, UK
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Role overview Apply substantial JavaScript and TypeScript experience to the evaluation and training of AI systems. You will examine generated code and its accompanying explanations, verify behavior through execution, and provide feedback on technical quality. Participation follows a short skills check and is organized around individual paid tasks.
Responsibilities - Inspect AI-produced JavaScript and TypeScript for functional accuracy and maintainable implementation. - Verify that reasoning behind algorithmic solutions is coherent and technically correct. - Run code in Node.js or browser consoles to check results and performance. - Note inefficient approaches, deprecated patterns, or invented library functionality. - Detect issues such as logical edge-case failures, memory leaks, and security vulnerabilities. - Provide structured observations on model-generated frontend and backend architecture guidance.
Requirements - Bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD-level education in computer science, software engineering, or a related technical subject. - Practical professional experience building scalable web applications using JavaScript or TypeScript. - Ability to independently solve challenging algorithmic coding tasks. - Deep familiarity with JavaScript’s event loop, closures, prototypal inheritance, and asynchronous patterns. - High standards for readable, modular code that follows modern ES6+ conventions. - Careful review skills and experience with web application development.
Nice to have Knowledge of React, Vue, Angular, or Node.js is relevant, as is experience with Jest, Cypress, Webpack, Vite, REST, GraphQL, or server-side Node.js.
Benefits and work setup The network offers paid work reviewing and evaluating AI outputs. Researchers may pay up to $50 per hour, though task availability and rates can vary. Tasks can be shorter, but some require one continuous hour. The setup is described as flexible and remote, following a brief assessment.