- Q: What is a coding job?
A coding job is a software development role where you write, test, and ship code for applications, data systems, and AI/ML pipelines. It covers backend, frontend, full‑stack, data engineering, MLOps, and ML engineering.
- Q: How do coding jobs connect to AI/ML workflows?
Developers build data ingestion, labeling tools, evaluation services, and training pipelines. Work may involve RLHF, prompt evaluation, named entity recognition, computer vision annotation, content safety labeling, and large language model evaluation to improve model performance.
- Q: What languages and tools are most in demand?
Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, Java, C++, React, Node.js, Django, Flask, PyTorch, TensorFlow, SQL, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Git, CI/CD tools, and AWS/GCP/Azure.
- Q: What workflows should I know?
Software development lifecycle (SDLC), agile sprint planning, code review, unit and integration testing, continuous integration and deployment, observability, and secure coding practices.
- Q: Are remote, contract, freelance, and full‑time roles available?
Yes. Rex.zone lists remote, hybrid, onsite, contract, freelance, and full‑time openings across entry‑level to senior positions.
- Q: Which domains hire coding roles?
Web platforms, data engineering, NLP, computer vision, content safety, developer tools, and LLM training infrastructure at AI labs, tech startups, enterprises, BPOs, and annotation vendors.
- Q: What is expected at entry‑level vs. senior?
Entry‑level engineers demonstrate core programming, testing, and collaboration skills. Senior engineers own system design, architecture, reliability, security, mentoring, and cross‑team leadership.
- Q: How do I apply via Rex.zone?
Sign up, complete your profile, set preferences, take coding assessments, and apply to targeted postings. Use job alerts and track interview steps in Rex.zone.
- Q: Do I need a CS degree?
Not always. Many employers accept equivalent experience, strong portfolios, open‑source contributions, and practical project outcomes.
- Q: What interview process should I expect?
Screening, technical assessments, pair programming, system design, and behavioral interviews. Some AI roles include data workflows, evaluation tasks, or ML pipeline discussions.
- Q: What improves my chances of hiring?
Clear project outcomes, tests and documentation, measurable impact (performance, reliability), contributions to CI/CD, and familiarity with AI data/evaluation workflows when relevant.
- Q: Is salary transparent on Rex.zone?
When provided by employers, ranges are shown. Compensation depends on location, role, and seniority; many listings include base, equity, and benefits.