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Video Game Annotator
Mercor seeks video game enthusiasts for flexible remote annotation work at $16–$17 per hour. You'll annotate gameplay sessions from titles like Minecraft, following structured instructions to capture player behaviour for AI training. The role requires a Windows PC, recording software capability, and reliable internet for file uploads. Ideal for gaming-savvy individuals with strong attention to detail.
Junior Python Game Developer (Panda3D)
Earning $50–$120 per hour, this remote contractor role suits junior Python developers with hands-on experience in Panda3D game engine development. You'll analyse game code, engine implementations, and development workflows, providing detailed feedback and domain expertise to train AI systems. The work involves code review, technical documentation, and iterative collaboration with a distributed team on micro1.
Python Game Developer (Panda3D)
Micro1 seeks a Python game developer specialising in Panda3D to design and build 3D simulations for AI training. Paying $50–$120 per hour, the contract role suits experienced developers with proven hands-on Panda3D expertise and strong Python and C++ skills. You'll optimise game environments for diverse hardware, collaborate via GitHub, and document technical decisions clearly. Domain knowledge matters more than prior AI experience.
Cocos2d-x Junior Game Developer
Remote contractor role at $50–$120 per hour. Develop game logic, mechanics and assets using Cocos2d-x for AI training projects. Suit developers with hands-on 2D game experience and strong troubleshooting skills. You'll collaborate with distributed teams, document code thoroughly, and refine gameplay based on feedback. No AI background required; domain expertise in game development is what matters.
Game Developer
Remote contractor role paying $20–$60 per hour. Micro1 seeks a Game Tools & Modding Engineer with 3–6 years' experience in game development or real-time graphics programming. You'll design rendering pipelines, develop graphics systems, and optimize performance using DirectX, Vulkan, OpenGL, or Metal. Strong C++ proficiency and hands-on experience with a game engine like Unreal Engine required. Ideal for engineers comfortable working close to the engine on low-level systems.
Junior Python Game Developer (Panda3D)
Earning $50–$120 per hour, this remote contractor role suits junior Python developers with hands-on experience in Panda3D game engine development. You'll analyse game code, engine implementations, and development workflows, providing detailed feedback and domain expertise to train AI systems. The work involves code review, technical documentation, and iterative collaboration with a distributed team on micro1.
Game Developer (Java / libGDX)
Contractor role paying $50–120 per hour on micro1. Game developers with Java and libGDX experience needed to build 2D game features and help train AI systems through high-quality interactive data. Portfolio or demo projects preferred. Fully remote, no prior AI experience required.
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