Develop AI-driven products through hands-on software development and product engineering. Build minimum viable products, solve problems creatively, and help shape future AI applications. The role is available remotely or in Boston and Chicago, with contract options ranging from two weeks to three months or full-time, plus potential revenue sharing.
Company Overview
DigitalNomads AI, Inc. is at the forefront of artificial intelligence technology, developing cutting-edge solutions that empower businesses across the globe. Our mission is to innovate and deliver AI-driven products that revolutionize the way people work and live.
Job TitleAI Hacker
Job LocationRemote or (Boston, Chicago)
0-5 years
Required SkillsSoftware development
Product engineering
Experience with developing Minimum Viable Products (MVP)
We are seeking a dynamic AI Hacker to join our team. This role involves creative problem-solving and a hands-on approach to software development and product engineering. You will be instrumental in building MVPs and shaping the future of AI applications.
Employment TransparencyContract duration options: 2 weeks, 3 months, or full-time
Opportunity for revenue sharing
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