ML Infrastructure Engineer with GCP

We’re building the intelligence platform to help busy homeowners manage their houses (HeyDoma) — repairs, maintenance, and all the random stuff in between. We’re looking for someone who’s flexible, curious, good with people, and has enough technical chops to get into the code and the data. You could be a great fit if: - You enjoy talking with customers and figuring out what they actually need — not just what they say. - You’re comfortable doing some light manual labor (e.g., helping survey a floor, walking through a house, talking with homeowners, taking photos, putting together a report on site). CS Degree required but you don’t need to be a full-time active developer, but you need to: - Read, interpret, debug, and improve code. - Understand code architecture and contribute meaningfully. - You can “vibe code” — meaning, you understand what’s going on and can make improvements without needing hand-holding. - You’re excited to go deep on Databricks: uploading data, building apps, managing pipelines, writing notebooks, all of it. - You’re good working on a team of 3–4 people, doing whatever is needed — whether it’s data alignment, business ops, product testing, or customer interviews. - You like working on something that actually helps people and has real-world impact. Bonus Experience with early-stage startups Exposure to housing, construction, or inspection industries Good storytelling skills (especially around product dev or UX) Pay - Hourly to begin, amount tbd on background & fit - Equity tbd depending on fit Location: Bay Area (some remote work is fine but mostly onsite) To apply, send us a quick note: who you are, what you’re into, and why this spoke to you.

We’re building the intelligence platform to help busy homeowners manage their houses (HeyDoma) — repairs, maintenance, and all the random stuff in between. We’re looking for someone who’s flexible, curious, good with people, and has enough technical chops to get into the code and the data. You could be a great fit if: - You enjoy talking with customers and figuring out what they actually need — not just what they say. - You’re comfortable doing some light manual labor (e.g., helping survey a floor, walking through a house, talking with homeowners, taking photos, putting together a report on site). CS Degree required but you don’t need to be a full-time active developer, but you need to: - Read, interpret, debug, and improve code. - Understand code architecture and contribute meaningfully. - You can “vibe code” — meaning, you understand what’s going on and can make improvements without needing hand-holding. - You’re excited to go deep on Databricks: uploading data, building apps, managing pipelines, writing notebooks, all of it. - You’re good working on a team of 3–4 people, doing whatever is needed — whether it’s data alignment, business ops, product testing, or customer interviews. - You like working on something that actually helps people and has real-world impact. Bonus Experience with early-stage startups Exposure to housing, construction, or inspection industries Good storytelling skills (especially around product dev or UX) Pay - Hourly to begin, amount tbd on background & fit - Equity tbd depending on fit Location: Bay Area (some remote work is fine but mostly onsite) To apply, send us a quick note: who you are, what you’re into, and why this spoke to you.

Take the next step in your software development journey with us—we offer a culture of learning, innovation, and long-term growth. We are a fast-paced tech company helping new developers get the training they need. Want to build software and web development skills from the ground up? This structured remote program includes nearly 900 hours of guided learning and project work. It’s built for flexibility—part-time or full-time—and teaches you how to develop modern software applications. Training includes: 🖥️ Foundational Tech Skills • Understand system architecture, browser operations, and networks • Learn algorithms, data flow, security, and scripting logic • Start coding using Python and basic developer tools 💻 Front-End Development • Build fully functional websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript • Use jQuery, Bootstrap, and React.js for interactivity and design • Follow responsive design and usability principles 🗄️ Back-End & Database Development • Use SQL and SQL Server for database creation and queries • Connect front-end to back-end using Django (Python) and .NET (C#) • Apply CRUD operations and real back-end logic 🧑‍💻 Developer Tools & Languages • Learn Python, C#, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SQL • Use Git, GitHub, Visual Studio, and professional dev tools • Practice team-oriented and version-controlled development 🧪 Capstone Projects • Complete two portfolio-grade software projects • Work through bugs, documentation, and workflow simulation • Apply Agile and DevOps approaches in real-world projects 🧰 Tech Readiness • Prepare for whiteboard questions and coding assessments • Write your résumé and improve your technical presentation • Get ready for next steps in the development field Remote-friendly. No experience necessary. Apply here: https://aitraining.compare

APPLY HERE Join our team of website testers at Little Wheel. We are a gambling technology company researching and building products that put players first. We are hiring Website Testers at all of our offices across North America. Earn at least $1,000 for around 20 hours of testing. You’ll earn a minimum of $25/hour, but faster testers earn more. This is a short-term contract. There are opportunities for ongoing work for high performers. It’s ideally suited to people looking to supplement their income. You will not be gambling with your money, and you do not need any experience. There are no fees or out-of-pocket expenses. You'll complete a short online training program before starting to ensure you have the right skills for the role. We offer a $100 bonus for completing onboarding with us, so you start earning straight away. What's in it for you: Easy money - you will earn at least $1,000 for around 20 hours of testing. Work from home - earn from the comfort of your own home. Flexible schedule - you can choose when you work, day or night. Paid quickly - the testing is split into 4 stages, and you get paid after each. Great support - our research coordinators are available from 6am to 11pm ET. What you need to get started: Be at least 21 years old. Have your own laptop or desktop. What team members say about us: Great side gig for some extra cash. The team is very communicative and will answer any questions/concerns! (Maria, Trustpilot, 2021) Tasks to complete are clearly explained with step by step instructions. There are timelines to complete tasks but you can work on them when convenient for you, usually a few hours each week is all you need. Support is very helpful and responsive. This is an easy and fun way to make some extra money. (Anonymous, Glassdoor, 2025) APPLY NOW

Weekday 3:30/4:30 Coaches primarily | Looking for Back to School Staff (Mid-August Start) Do you want to get paid to learn new coding languages / technologies? Flexible job that works with your school schedule? Who We Are ---------------- theCoderSchool is an after-school drop-off program for kids learning to code. We provide a fun, energetic, and inspirational environment to bring out that inner hacker in all kids! http://santamonica.thecoderschool.com Job Summary ----------------- theCoderSchool is looking for passionate Code Coaches to teach our next generation how to change the world! You will meet incredible kids, teach them how to code - and how to think like a coder - and be rewarded with an amazing experience. This is a part-time position for anywhere from 2-15 hours/week (same times weekly), depending on your schedule and availability. These hours can generally be sometime between 3-8 pm weekdays and 9am - 3pm on Saturday or Sunday. Roblox Studio/Minecraft modding/Unity experience = higher starting pay! Responsibilities ------------------- You will teach students One-on-one or one-on-two, there are no giant classes. Younger students will be taught in Scratch, while older students gravitate towards more advanced platforms/typed languages. The kids will generally create projects that you decide with them. Requirements ----------------- • Coding Skills. Strong grasp of general technologies, proficient coder and uber-logical thinker. General knowledge of Python, Javascript and Web development and Game Development are most helpful. Deep technical skills aren't required - we prefer you to communicate well and find answers along with students than knowing everything upfront. • You will only be paired with students in technologies/skill levels you are comfortable with. Paid training will be available.

Applicant must have working knowledge of sewing machine operations and adjustments to be made, in order io properly do single & double topstitch, frcnch seams, and other stitches on custom shaped covers. Must be able to measure, make templates, cut leather/fabric, and sew covers for various seats & divan cushions: also upholstering various types of panels. Must be able to shape or reshape existing foam cushions and then attach coverings. Experience in Autos or Aircraft a plus, but not required. Position is for full time 40 hour week Monday thu Friday.