Summary We're an early-stage AI startup building Hirey — an agent-to-agent marketplace that runs inside various AI tools via a plugin. Think "Upwork for AI agents": your agent finds, vets, and books the right human or agent on your behalf. We're looking for 5 AI agent enthusiasts to install our plugin (OpenClaw, Codex, Opus, Gemini), try it out, and sit for a short 10-15 minute video interview about your experience. The interview will be posted on our hirey.ai site. About 45 minutes of your time total. What you'll do Install the Hirey plugin in Codex. It connects your agent to Hirey's remote MCP server, so there's no local server, Node setup, Claude Desktop, or JSON config edit required. Setup is usually: enable the plugin, restart the AI agent you installed on. Connect to Hirey, run a sample workflow, and check out the hirey.ai page. A 10-15 minute video interview with the founding team. We'll ask about your experience with Hirey and your broader take on the AI agent/MCP ecosystem. Camera on, recorded, and published on hirey.ai — by taking part you're agreeing to be filmed and featured on our site. Who we're looking for Someone who has used AI tools in the past, especially for coding or technical tasks. You use Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, or similar AI dev tools regularly. Bonus: you've built or contributed to anything in the AI agent / MCP / LangChain / Claude Code ecosystem. What you get $20 flat, released via Upwork on interview completion. A feature on hirey.ai as an early voice in the AI agent space. Early access to the Hirey AI agent network if you want to keep using it. A direct line to the founding team. To apply, answer these in your proposal Have you used an AI coding tool before? Which one(s)? One sentence on a recent AI/agent project you've worked on or played with. Your timezone and earliest availability this week. Confirm you're comfortable being filmed and featured on hirey.ai. We'll respond within 24 hours and schedule interviews within 2 business days. No long applications, no portfolio review. Optimizing for speed.

We need a senior architect to design and build a multi-model routing control plane, then lead a small senior team through the build. The control plane sits in front of a family of AI systems and decides, per request (text, image, video), the optimal path across cost, quality, latency, business value, and sovereignty (data residency, rights, and cultural fit): cache and reuse, a small or on-device model, an open-weight, fine-tuned, or sovereign model, or a higher-cost frontier fallback. It routes across compute too: CPU, GPU, inference accelerators, on-device, and edge. Core KPIs: the share of eligible workload kept off frontier accelerators and the resulting cost reduction on a representative workload, plus sovereignty compliance, with no quality regression. This is not a chatbot and not a wrapper over hosted APIs. You own the architecture, define the routing logic, and lead execution. You think in systems, not individual model calls. Context The router is one component of a larger AI platform. It must be model-agnostic: open-weight, fine-tuned, and proprietary models swap in and out behind a stable interface without rearchitecting. A separate team owns the models you route to. The engagement is a 60 to 90 day POC with a working router demo (text-first, with a defined path to image and video), followed by technical leadership through the build. What you'll own Control plane: intake and normalization, classification, routing taxonomy, model-selection logic, fallback hierarchy, cache and reuse rules, telemetry, and the eval feedback loop. Routing that is learned and calibrated, not just static rules: predict per-query difficulty and expected quality, and escalate on confidence thresholds. Comfort with cascades and speculative decoding is expected. Routing across cost, quality, latency, and policy. In constrained environments some requests must stay local regardless of cost. Model-agnostic interface: clean, stable contracts so models and execution paths swap without rework, and the separate model team can work independently of the routing layer. Cost optimization across compute: exact and semantic cache, prefix/KV cache reuse, output reuse, batching, small-model routing, CPU offload, and on-device/edge execution, with a clear fallback hierarchy. The goal is to move most eligible workload off frontier accelerators without degrading output. Generative caching and reuse: caching text is easy; image and video are not, since the same prompt should produce variation rather than an identical result. We need credible reuse at the asset or component level, not just for text. Eval loop: scores output quality by domain and flags weakness so the training team can target fixes instead of retraining broadly. Track quality vs intent, failure modes, cost per route, latency per route, cache hit rate, fallback rate, and regeneration rate. Execution and leadership: architecture blueprint, POC scope, milestones, infra assumptions, and risks leadership can review, plus hands-on architecture review and task breakdown. You'll lead a small senior team, and one of your first deliverables is recommending its exact composition (see screening questions). Ideal background Led or architected production AI infrastructure across several of: multi-model orchestration and LLM routing, multimodal, model serving, inference cost and GPU reduction, CPU and on-device inference, open-source and fine-tuned deployment, cascades and speculative decoding, semantic and prefix caching, eval pipelines, and AI observability. Deployed in at least one constrained environment: on-prem, self-hosted, air-gapped, or data-residency-restricted. You know what breaks when you can't lean on a single cloud. Can lead: set architecture, break down work, review the team's output, and keep the build on track. Tools matter less than the ability to architect the system correctly and lead execution. Not a fit: basic chatbot workflows, hosted APIs only, or prompt engineering alone. Deliverables Control plane blueprint, routing taxonomy, POC plan with milestones and success criteria, and an eval/feedback framework, with a working router demo as the 60 to 90 day target, then technical leadership of a small team through the build. Screening questions The most relevant AI routing, model-serving, or inference infrastructure system you personally designed or built: what was routed, which models or execution paths, and what role did you own? How would you design a router that chooses between cache/reuse, a smaller or local model, an open-weight or fine-tuned model, or a frontier fallback, across CPU and GPU? Where do learned routing, cascades, or speculative decoding fit? For generative image or video requests, how would you approach caching or reuse when the same prompt should still allow variation? Be specific. What metrics and eval loop would you use to prove the router cuts cost without degrading quality, and to help a separate training team find weaknesses? Beyond yourself, what team would you staff to hit these deliverables in 8 weeks? Give the roles, seniority, and headcount, how you'd split the work, and flag any deliverable that 8 weeks and a team of roughly 4 engineers can't realistically cover. To apply Answer the five questions, summarize your most relevant routing or inference-infrastructure work (repos, writeups, talks, or architecture you can describe), and give your high-level approach to a control plane that routes across cost, quality, and sovereignty while preserving quality. Note your availability, your rate, whether you've led a small engineering team before, and the team you'd staff to hit the deliverables in 8 weeks.

Senior AI/ML Engineer / Claude architect — Legal Tech FirmProfit AI is the operational backbone of the modern law firm. We automate law firm operations end to end, and we're looking for a top-tier AI/ML engineer to help us build the next major platform in legal tech. We need a true expert. Someone deeply proficient with Claude and modern LLM architecture who has shipped real products at a high level. You're fluent across the full stack with Node.js, React, Postgres, MongoDB etc... and you have hands-on experience building with LangChain, LangGraph, MCP, and AWS Bedrock. We're not looking for someone who's read about LLMs. We're looking for someone who has shipped agents, orchestration layers, and production AI systems that real users depend on every day. Our current team is 8 engineers, we have firms signed and live, and we're moving fast. This is a chance to come in early, and have your work in the hands of customers within weeks. Contract to start, with a long-term path for the right person. Reply with the most impressive AI product you've shipped.

**** Agencies are welcome to apply, but put your GenAI solutions architect on the very first interview call. Not a salesperson who then hands off **** We are an AWS partner company focussed solely on Data & AI implementation work. We are specifically looking for a GenAI Solutions Architect to lead pre-sales engagements with customers. Typical duties include: 1/ Executing pre-sales discovery calls with customers 2/ Demoing our proprietary production GenAI demo environments and mapping customer use-cases 3/ Performing deep GenAI assessments and helping provide roadmap for implementation and planning 4/ Compile Statement of Work for customer projects We have a number of tools that will assist in this process to ensure compliance with our patterns and standards. The ideal candidate should have at least 3 yrs of hands on GenAI implementations, understanding of RAG, MCP, bedrock, agentcore experience, strands/langchain experience, and the ability to clearly understand business needs and articulate/map out to technical implementations. Our interview process is unique since this is a LONG running engagement: Step 1: Interview with a technical executive Step 2: Interview with a Sr. technical engineer Step 3: After NDA is signed, train on one of our IP environment (5 hr commitment from your side, but likely faster if you are already familiar with GenAI & AWS) Step 4: Present to a panel on the concept. This is where we evaluate your ability to present what you have learned and earn trust, similar to how you would be doing customer facing.

We are seeking an experienced freelancer to audit our automated lead follow-up system. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in AI automation and be able to evaluate the effectiveness of our current system. Responsibilities include identifying areas for improvement and providing actionable insights to enhance performance. If you have a passion for AI and a keen eye for detail, we would love to hear from you!

Dear Universe, Please send me someone who can automate our workflows. Someone who looks at our WordPress, WooCommerce, HubSpot, Monday, and Make stack and just... knows what needs to happen. Because God knows I've been through the manual emails, the spreadsheet hell, the constant back-and-forth with clients on onboarding, the processes that should've been automated months ago, and dealing with people who are wishy-washy about their commitment. Look, I'm really good with people, I'm good at design, I'm good at ideas... but holding all the mental load of architecting workflows and automation systems? That's not my thing. There's gotta be somebody out there with a really smart, healthy, analytical brain who can help me plan it right, diagram it properly, and architect this like an adult. Someone who does it right the first time. I need a workflows engineer who gets it, someone who can build a client-facing dashboard so our onboarding process runs itself, without me sending a single manual email. If you think you're a good fit, answer as if you're The Universe responding to my plea. Let me know why you're the one, and I'll know you actually read this. Thanks, Universe. Let's see what you got.

I am a Ph.D. and digital product business owner who uses AI (Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools) every day to build, market, and scale my business. My 12-year-old son and I are looking for an experienced AI tutor who can teach us how to work with AI effectively—not just how to ask questions, but how to think, build, create, and solve problems with AI. This is an ongoing coaching relationship, not a one-time class. I already use AI daily and want to become significantly more advanced in prompt engineering, AI workflows, automation, and business applications. My son is curious, creative, and highly motivated. We want someone who can grow with him over the coming years as AI continues to evolve. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR • Weekly one-on-one coaching sessions (one for me, one for my son) • Hands-on learning using real projects—not lectures or slide presentations • Practical skills that can be used immediately • A structured curriculum that builds over time • Someone who enjoys teaching and can explain complex ideas clearly • Experience with Claude, ChatGPT, and current AI tools MY LEARNING GOALS I use AI every day and want to continue improving how I work with it. Topics include: • Advanced prompt engineering • AI workflow design • Prompt refinement and iteration • Research and fact-checking • Marketing copy • Product descriptions • Sales pages • Email sequences • Business automation • AI-assisted content creation • Website content • Productivity systems • Emerging AI tools and best practices JORDAN'S LEARNING GOALS Jordan is 12 years old. While we'll certainly use AI for school projects and writing, our larger goal is to help him develop future-ready skills that will grow with him through middle school, high school, college, and beyond. We are looking for someone who can progressively teach him how to use AI to create, build, and solve problems. Topics may include: • Learning how to communicate effectively with AI and using AI to support academic success • Critical thinking and verifying AI responses • Research and creative writing • Brainstorming and problem solving • Website design and development with AI • Creating simple games with AI • Building apps and digital tools as his skills grow • Learning basic programming concepts using AI as a coach • Entrepreneurship and business ideas • Using AI to help businesses become more efficient • Marketing and content creation • Responsible and ethical use of AI • Developing confidence as a creator—not just a consumer—of AI technology The ideal tutor enjoys helping young people build real-world skills and can gradually increase the difficulty as Jordan grows. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR IN YOU • Demonstrated experience teaching AI—not simply using it • Strong prompt engineering knowledge • Comfortable teaching both an adult professional and a motivated 12-year-old • Patient, engaging, and adaptable • Able to build a long-term curriculum instead of isolated lessons • Reliable, organized, and an excellent communicator Bonus experience: • Programming or software development • Website development • AI-assisted coding • Game development • Digital marketing • Entrepreneurship • Small business consulting LOGISTICS • Two weekly sessions (one for Jordan and one for me--45–60 minutes each) • Zoom • Weekly to start • Start date: ASAP • Budget: Please include your hourly rate. TO APPLY Please include: Your hourly rate. Your experience teaching AI and prompt engineering. An example of how you would structure Jordan's first month of lessons. An example of how you would structure my first month of lessons. What you think will be the most valuable AI skills for a motivated 12-year-old to develop over the next five years. Applications that do not answer these questions will not be considered. We are looking for someone who enjoys teaching, stays current with AI, and is excited about helping both a business owner and a young learner become confident, capable AI users and creators.

I need a full-stack developer to build a simple AI-powered chat assistant. The app should allow users to type a question and receive a response from the ChatGPT API. The UI should be clean, responsive, and built with React and TypeScript. Main Requirements: - Build a simple React + TypeScript frontend - Add a chat input and response area - Connect the app to the ChatGPT/OpenAI API - Show loading state while the AI is responding - Handle basic API errors - Keep the code clean and easy to understand - Provide short setup instructions in a README file

We're an early-stage AI startup building Hirey — an agent-to-agent marketplace that runs inside various AI tools via a plugin. Think "Upwork for AI agents": your agent finds, vets, and books the right human or agent on your behalf. We're looking for 5 developers to install our plugin (openclaw, codex, Opus, Gemini), try a sample workflow, and give us honest feedback on a 30-minute Zoom. About 30 minutes of your time total. What you'll do 1. Install the Hirey plugin in Codex. It connects your agent to Hirey’s remote MCP server, so there’s no local server, Node setup, Claude Desktop, or JSON config edit required. Setup is usually: enable the plugin, restart the AI agent you installed on 2. Connect to Hirey and run one sample workflow we send you. 3. 30-min Zoom with the founding team. We'll ask what confused you, what worked, what you'd change. Camera on, recorded. Who we're looking for - Someone who has used AI tools in the past, especially for any coding or technical tasks - You use Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, or similar AI dev tools regularly. - Bonus: you've built or contributed to anything in the AI agent / MCP / LangChain / Claude Code ecosystem. What you get - $25 flat, released via Upwork on call completion. - Early access to the Hirey AI agent network if you want to keep using it. - A direct line to the founding team — we genuinely want your criticism. To apply, answer these in your proposal 1. Have you used an AI coding tool before? Which one(s)? 2. One sentence on a recent AI/agent project you've worked on or played with. 3. Your timezone and earliest availability this week. We'll respond within 24 hours and schedule calls within 2 business days. No long applications, no portfolio review. Optimizing for speed.