bluebill

Contract work for software engineers.

You build tasks that AI labs use to train coding agents: a realistic bug, tests that catch it, a working fix, and notes on how you found it.

See open roles11 roles, $85 to $170 AUD an hour

The work

Tasks are built on realistic codebases, with existing code, dependencies and edge cases. Each one has a problem, tests and a working solution. Depending on the project, you might write a bug and its fix, build a feature against acceptance tests, review a pull request, or record a working session.

Work is project-based, usually 5 to 20 hours a week while a project runs. You set your own hours.

How it works

  1. 1
    Choose a roleEach listing shows the rate and how work is assessed.
  2. 2
    Fill in your profileAbout two minutes. A resume and LinkedIn are optional.
  3. 3
    Record a short interviewFive questions, up to three minutes each.
  4. 4
    Get a decisionWe review your interview and email you the outcome.
  5. 5
    Paid trial taskWhen a project in your stack opens, you start with one reviewed task.
  6. 6
    Project workPaid for accepted hours under a contractor agreement.

Questions

  • Working software engineers aged 18 or over, usually with three or more years of production experience in the stack of the role.

  • Not always. Work depends on customer projects in your stack. We'll contact you when there is.

  • No. Roles are open internationally. Pay is listed in Australian dollars.

  • No. Tasks must be original. Never use your employer's code, data or confidential information.

  • Our team reviews every interview. Software may help score transcripts, but people make the decisions.

  • Rates are set per role and shown on every listing. Current roles range from $85 to $170 AUD an hour, paid for accepted hours.

  • A computer with a camera and microphone for the interview, and your own development environment for the work.

Apply

Applying takes about 20 minutes.

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