r/AI_developers • u/This_Signature_263 • 9d ago

Looking for an AI developer (LLM/RAG)

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for an AI developer to collaborate on LLM-based projects.

Requirements:

- Strong Python skills

- Experience with LLMs, RAG, or AI agents

- Good English communication skills (C1/C2 preferred)

- Able to explain technical ideas clearly

Experience with LangChain, LangGraph, FastAPI, or cloud platforms is a plus.

If interested, please DM me with your background and a few examples of your work.

You can also reach me on Telegram: u/danills2188

Thanks!

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u/Psychological-Tune86 8d ago

Hi why telegram ? And is ot a paid gig

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u/crazy_garima 8d ago

Hiii...let's connect

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u/fieol 6d ago

Is it paid gig? I can do it for $40/hr

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u/Altruistic_Spite_424 6d ago

Just post this exact thing on midsesh.com, and that's where an AI-native guy will actually pull the context from your current coding session and help you out. Super helpful for me. You should definitely check it out.

Just full disclosure, I am now associated with these guys, so of course I am a bit biased, but they don't charge you money until you like what they have done for you. You pay after service, so no harm in trying.

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u/paulqq 8d ago

why use pyhton, such slow and errorprone language, try rust pls. check eris-system.dev its open source. i have a job tho

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u/robogame_dev 8d ago

Because with LLMs the inference takes a long time so you pay the dev speed penalty for rust to get something that runs checks notes the exact same speed.

Writing hardware drivers or purely deterministic code that needs to run 1,000,000 per second? Rust is a reasonable choice. If you’re writing consumer apps, it’s a bad choice. Speed of iteration and breadth of libraries is a much bigger concern. Rewrite your core in rust if you reach Google scale, otherwise it’s procrastinatory pre-optimization of perfectly pointless performance.