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[Actively Hiring] - Post-Production Specialist (Lightworks Editor) - Remote - $50 -120 per hour
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[Actively Hiring] - Post-Production Specialist (Lightworks Editor) - Remote - $50 -120 per hour

micro1 is actively hiring Post-Production Specialists to help evaluate and improve AI-driven video editing workflows used in advanced creative tools.

Pay: $50-$120 per hour
Location: Remote

If you have experience with Lightworks and professional editing workflows, this is a unique remote opportunity to apply your skills beyond traditional editing.

What you’ll do:

  • Review and test editing workflows (timelines, multi-cam, VFX, exports)
  • Evaluate AI-assisted editing, color grading, and post-production guidance
  • Troubleshoot advanced scenarios and provide structured feedback

micro1 is looking for:

  • Strong hands-on experience with Lightworks
  • Background in film/video production with advanced workflow knowledge
  • Ability to clearly explain processes and issues

Preferred: Experience with broadcast formats, AI tools, or remote collaboration

APPLY HERE - https://jobs.micro1.ai/post-production-specialists-light-house

Best suited for video editors, post-production specialists, film editors, and video producers who want to work on cutting-edge AI tools shaping the future of editing.

Important: micro1 is looking to fill this role urgently due to client demand. If your profile is selected, the hiring team will reach out within a few days.

(Disclosure: Shared as part of the micro1 referral program)

u/mkithan — 3 hours ago

Remote Full Stack Developers Wanted – Build Real, Scalable Products

We’re looking for experienced full stack developers who want to focus on building and improving real applications, not sitting through endless meetings.

If you enjoy working across frontend and backend, solving problems end-to-end, and building scalable systems, this role is for you.

What you’ll do:

Develop and maintain full stack web applications

Build and improve frontend interfaces and backend systems

Design, build, and integrate APIs

Debug issues and optimize performance across the stack

Work with existing codebases and add new features

What we’re looking for:

Strong experience in full stack development

Proficiency in modern frontend (React, Vue, Angular, etc.)

Strong backend experience (Node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, etc.)

Understanding of databases, APIs, and web architecture

Ability to work independently in a remote setup

What we offer:

Fully remote (Prefer EU/US/CA)

Flexible, part-time friendly schedule

$21–$42/hour based on experience

Work on meaningful, real-world products

Interested? Send a message with your location 📍

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u/OrchidAlternative401 — 17 hours ago

[Seeking Collaborators] Building a High-Context AI Companion for Gen-Z (Next.js/Node/Supabase)

Hi everyone,

I’m Ashwani, founder of Clizel AI. We are a distributed team of 10 building a high-context digital companion specifically for Gen-Z and upcoming generations.

The Vision: Most AI tools are transactional. Clizel is designed to be proactive—solving real-life problems like personal productivity, mental clarity, and goal tracking by maintaining a deep memory of a user’s history and "vibe" using RAG-based systems.

Why we need a Full Stack Developer: We recently lost our lead backend dev due to personal reasons and are looking for someone to take ownership of our system architecture. While our frontend team is strong, we need a Full Stack or Backend-heavy engineer to:

  • Lead the API design and database structure (Supabase/Node.js).
  • Help bridge the gap between our AI integrations (LangChain/RAG) and the user interface.
  • Work closely with me on the technical roadmap.

The Setup:

  • Stack: React/Next.js, Node.js, Supabase, Python (FastAPI).
  • Status: We are an early-stage, self-funded startup. Currently, we cannot offer a salary, but we offer full technical ownership, a "build in public" experience, and a core seat in a high-potential project.

If you’re looking to sharpen your skills with RAG systems and want to build something that actually impacts our generation, I’d love to chat.

Check us out or DM me if you’re interested!

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u/ashw18_ — 23 hours ago

Built an npm package that detects disposable emails in <50ms (Bloom Filter + HashSet)

I couldn’t find a disposable email checker that was both fast and hard to bypass, so I made one called tempmail-checker.

npm install tempmail-checker

Instead of just relying on a static list, it uses a Bloom filter with a HashSet fallback. That keeps lookups basically instant while still staying accurate. It catches subdomain tricks, which a lot of simple lists miss.

The blocklist auto-updates and currently has 5300+ domains. The Bloom filter handles most checks on its own, so it stays lightweight and fast.

Been testing it in real use cases like signup validation and spam prevention, and it’s holding up well so far.

If you’ve dealt with edge cases or bypass tricks, I’d like to hear them.

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u/eu-m — 13 hours ago
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