Backend Rust Developer
Alignerr · Remote · Coding / software engineering
Backend Rust Developer is an open role at Alignerr, available remotely, with pay listed as $60–$90/hr.
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At a glance
- Pay
- $60–$90/hrStated by Alignerr
- Location
- Remote
- Work type
- Coding / software engineering
- Field
- Coding
- Listed
- Since Oct 4, last confirmed Oct 23
How the pay compares
Higher than 56% of the 76 distinct hourly rates advertised for Coding roles right now. Hourly USD, top of each advertised range, one count per distinct rate. Same method as the Pay Index.
From Alignerr’s listing
“Backend Rust Developer (AI Training) About the Role What if your deep knowledge of Rust — memory safety, ownership semantics, concurrency — could directly shape how AI understands and generates systems-level code for developers worldwide?”
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Backend Rust Developer (AI Training) About the Role What if your deep knowledge of Rust — memory safety, ownership semantics, concurrency — could directly shape how AI understands and generates systems-level code for developers worldwide? We're looking for experienced Rust engineers to evaluate AI-generated code, stress-test its correctness, and help train the next generation of AI models to think like expert systems programmers. This is a fully remote, flexible contract role built for senior engineers who want to do meaningful work on their own schedule. Organization : Alignerr Type : Hourly Contract Location : Remote Commitment : 10–40 hours/week What You'll Do Review AI-generated Rust code for memory safety, ownership correctness, and idiomatic patterns Design challenging systems-level problems to probe the model's understanding of low-level constraints Evaluate concurrent programming logic and identify potential race conditions or undefined behavior in AI outputs Assess performance optimization strategies and flag inefficiencies in AI-generated solutions Ensure type-safety and scientific rigor across all code evaluation tasks Provide structured, expert-level feedback that directly improves how AI models reason about Rust and systems programming Who You Are 5+ years of professional experience writing production-grade Rust Deep understanding of memory safety, ownership, borrowing, and lifetime semantics Strong background in systems programming — you think in terms of performance, safety, and correctness Experienced with concurrency patterns and comfortable spotting subtle race conditions Able to clearly articulate complex low-level concepts in written English Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science or a related technical field Nice to Have Experience with distributed systems, embedded systems, or developer tooling Familiarity with unsafe Rust and the constraints around its correct use Background in compiler internals, OS development, or performance profili
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Frequently asked questions
How do I apply for the Backend Rust Developer role at Alignerr?
Applications go through Alignerr's own portal - HumanSourcer links to the listing and never collects applications or handles hiring. Alignerr's access model is "Open / self-serve" (Open roles / applications). This listing was first seen here on October 4, 2026 and was still live at the last check.
Is the Backend Rust Developer role at Alignerr remote?
Yes - Alignerr lists this role as remote.
What does the Backend Rust Developer role at Alignerr pay?
Alignerr lists this role's pay as $60–$90/hr, quoted from the listing rather than estimated.
What kind of work is Backend Rust Developer?
Coding / software engineering. AI training, evaluation, coding, writing and specialist review
Is Alignerr a legitimate AI-training platform?
Labelbox expert network - and that relationship is rated "Confirmed" here because it can be checked against labelbox.com rather than taken on Alignerr's word. Confidence describes how well the ownership is evidenced. It is not a rating of how the platform treats the people who work for it, which no public source covers reliably.
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