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Software Engineer - Backend

Alignerr

full-remotemidcontractbackend Seattle, WA 2 days ago via LinkedIn
50,000 - 200,000 USD/annual

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Tags

Backend EngineeringNode.jsPythonJavaGoREST APIsMicroservicesDistributed SystemsAsynchronous ProgrammingRLHF

About the role

Role overview

Software Engineer – Backend (Contract) Remote-first role (United States preferred) focused on reviewing and writing backend code that supports AI data/labeling workflows.

What you’ll do

  • Review and evaluate AI-generated backend code for correctness, efficiency, scalability, and clarity (e.g., Node.js, Python, Java, or Go).
  • Write high-quality backend solutions for server-side and API development across varying difficulty levels.
  • Create clear, developer-friendly explanations for:
    • architectural decisions
    • code logic
    • problem-solving strategies
  • Identify and flag edge cases or ambiguities in problem statements or AI responses.

Requirements

  • Strong written English communication and ability to explain backend concepts clearly.
  • Deep backend expertise including:
    • server-side languages/frameworks (e.g., Node.js, Python, Java, Go)
    • RESTful APIs
    • databases
    • asynchronous programming
  • 3–5 years of experience with backend frameworks/tools/domains (plus):
    • Express, Django, Spring Boot, microservices, cloud platforms
  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (or pursuing) (Master’s/PhD preferred).

Nice to have

  • Experience with data labeling, RLHF, or other AI training projects.

Work setup

  • Fully remote & asynchronous; minimum 15 hrs/week.
  • Rolling start based on active projects.
  • Flexible, contractor engagement with autonomy and clear ownership.

Interview process

  • English screening with an AI interviewer.
  • Domain-specific interview/assessment covering backend expertise such as distributed systems and microservices.

Scraped 8/1/2026