Backend Engineer
Micro1 (via AI Gig Scout)micro1 is looking for Backend Engineers for remote contract work at $60–$110/hr. In this role you apply your backend expertise to help train next-generation AI systems: your work shapes how models learn, reason and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required: your domain knowledge is what matters.
You will design, develop and maintain robust backend services and APIs using Python, Java, FastAPI and related frameworks; architect scalable microservice systems for performance and reliability in cloud environments; model, implement and optimize relational (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle) and NoSQL (MongoDB, Cassandra) databases; work closely with front-end teams on API integration; deploy and manage applications with Docker and Kubernetes on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud; champion best practices in code quality, Git, security and CI/CD; and lead and mentor team members within the customer's team.
Requirements: advanced proficiency in Python and Java, with hands-on FastAPI experience and frameworks such as Spring, Django or Flask; deep understanding of SQL and NoSQL databases, including data modeling, optimization and query design; strong background in API development, integration and microservices architectures; highly skilled with Git on distributed teams; proven experience with containerization and orchestration tools like Docker and Kubernetes; excellent written and verbal communication; demonstrated commitment to secure software development. Preferred: experience leading backend or cross-functional teams in remote or distributed settings; familiarity with deployment, scaling and monitoring on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud; a history of designing and deploying highly available, mission-critical backend systems.
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