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Software Engineer (C#) - Internal Tooling

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Software Engineer (C#) - Internal Tooling
Software Engineer (C#) — Internal Tooling (AI Infrastructure)
About The Role
What if your C# expertise could directly shape the infrastructure powering the next generation of AI? We're looking for experienced full-stack C# engineers to build and optimize the data pipelines, annotation systems, and evaluation tooling that leading AI labs depend on every day.
This isn't maintenance work or low-stakes ticket-churning. You'll be working on real production systems at the frontier of AI development — the kind of infrastructure that determines how AI models are trained, measured, and improved.
Organization: Alignerr Type: Hourly Contract Location: Remote Commitment: 20–40 hours/week
What You'll Do
- Design, build, and optimize high-performance C# systems supporting large-scale AI data pipelines and evaluation workflows
- Develop full-stack tooling and backend services for data annotation, validation, and quality control at scale
- Improve the reliability, performance, and safety of existing C# codebases used in production AI environments
- Bridge the gap between .NET and Python ML ecosystems — invoking models, wrapping native libraries, and enabling smooth interoperability
- Build robust benchmarking harnesses to evaluate system performance and surface edge cases
- Collaborate with data, research, and engineering teams to support model training and evaluation workflows
- Participate in synchronous design reviews to iterate quickly on architecture and implementation decisions
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Who You Are
- 3–5+ years of professional experience writing production-grade C#
- Experienced full-stack developer with a strong systems programming background
- Skilled at interoperability scenarios — calling Python ML models from .NET, wrapping native libraries, crossing runtime boundaries cleanly
- Experienced designing benchmarking and evaluation harnesses for real systems
- Clear, precise written and verbal communicator — you can explain a design decision as well as implement one
- Native or fluent English speaker
- Able to commit 20–40 hours per week reliably


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Nice to Have
- Prior experience with:
- Data annotation platforms
- Data quality systems
- Evaluation pipelines
- AI/ML workflows
- Model training infrastructure
- Benchmarking tooling
- Experience with distributed systems or internal developer tooling
- Background in performance engineering or systems-level optimization
Why Join Us
- Work on cutting-edge AI infrastructure alongside leading research labs and engineering teams
- Fully remote and flexible — structure your hours around your life
- Freelance autonomy with the depth and substance of meaningful, long-term engineering work
- Make a direct, tangible impact on how AI systems are built, evaluated, and improved at scale
- Potential for ongoing work and expanded scope as new projects launch
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