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Joblet-AI

Software Benchmark Engineer (Remote)

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<span><ul><li><strong>Role Title:</strong><span></span>SWE Coding Benchmarks &amp; RL Environments</li><li><strong>Role Type: </strong>Contractor</li><li><strong>Location</strong>: Remote</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>What the work involves</strong></p><p>1. Writing realistic engineering tasks on full-stack web apps: the kind of problem a real team has in its backlog, on codebases that grow as each task builds on the last.</p><p>2. Writing the tests that decide whether a solution is correct.</p><p>3. Going beyond the UI: new services and APIs, a backend in another language (Go, Rust, Java), gRPC, rate limiting — drawing on systems you've actually built.</p><p>4. Sharing what you've seen work in other projects and flagging what should change in ours.</p><p><br></p><p>The apps are TypeScript (React, Node, SQLite, Playwright). Use AI tools as much as you like to write code and tests.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What we're looking for</strong></p><p>1. Solid professional software engineering experience, backend and frontend.</p><p>2. You've built and debugged real systems, and you care about testing them well.</p><p>3. Clear written communication, and comfort working independently from written docs.</p><p>4. 10–20+ hours a week, starting soon.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>How it works</strong></p><p>A short screener, a brief AI interview, and a paid work trial on the codebase you'd keep working on. US and Canada preferred for timezone overlap; exceptional candidates elsewhere are welcome. LinkedIn and GitHub required.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What You’ll Do</strong></p><p>1. Writing realistic engineering tasks on full-stack web apps: the kind of problem a real team has in its backlog, on codebases that grow as each task builds on the last.</p><p>2. Writing the tests that decide whether a solution is correct.</p><p>3. Going beyond the UI: new services and APIs, a backend in another language (Go, Rust, Java), gRPC, rate limiting — drawing on systems you've actually built.</p><p>4. Sharing what you've seen work in other projects and flagging what should change in ours.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Apply Now!</strong></p><button><span><span><span>…</span><span> more</span></span></span></button></span>