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We’re looking for a dependable remote assistant for flexible daily support.
The workload is flexible, but you should be available to respond to time-sensitive tasks when needed.
Strong communication and the ability to work independently are important.
It would be good to have basic knowledge of Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or similar communication tools.
We’re looking for someone reliable, and easy to work with.

- contract period: +12month
- Daily work takes less than 20mins
- Payment : biweekly or monthly

I’m looking for a reliable, detail-oriented virtual assistant to help with data entry and enquiry tracking for a private ad*lt creator business.

The role involves reviewing client/customer enquiry messages from a work phone and entering key information into a spreadsheet/CRM. You will need to be comfortable working with adult-industry-adjacent communications, handling sensitive information discreetly, and using initiative to interpret the conversation accurately.

Tasks will include recording details such as:

* Client/customer phone number
* Date and time of enquiry
* Response time
* Whether the enquiry progressed
* Whether a booking, purchase, or paid interaction went ahead
* Whether any additional options or upsells were discussed
* Whether the person is new or returning
* Any relevant notes from the conversation

This is not just copy-and-paste data entry. I need someone who can carefully read through messages, understand the context, and make sensible judgement calls when entering the information.

There is currently around 4–5 hours of backlog that I need completed as soon as possible. After that, it will likely be around 1 hour per week ongoing.

The right person will be:

* Trustworthy and discreet
* Fast and accurate with data entry
* Comfortable handling confidential/adult-industry-related information
* Able to work independently
* Good at understanding message context
* Reliable for ongoing weekly work
* Available to start ASAP

Experience with Google Sheets, Excel, CRM systems, admin support, adult creator businesses, social media management, or appointment/customer enquiry tracking would be helpful.

Please apply with a short message explaining your experience with data entry/admin work, your availability, and how quickly you could complete the initial backlog.

• This role involves reviewing confidential client/customer messages for an adult creator business. Are you comfortable working with sensitive adult-industry-related information discreetly?
• Have you done data entry, CRM work, lead tracking, inbox management, or admin work before? Please briefly explain. What tools are you comfortable using? For example: Google Sheets, Excel, Airtable, Notion, CRM systems, Google Drive, etc.
• This task requires interpreting message context, not just copying and pasting. For example, identifying whether someone is a returning client, whether the enquiry progressed, or whether an upsell was discussed. Are you confident doing this?
• How soon are you available to start, and how quickly could you complete an initial 4–5 hour backlog? Are you available for around 1 hour per week ongoing after the initial backlog is complete?
• How do you usually ensure accuracy when entering repetitive or detailed data?

OVERVIEW

We're testing a video-analytics system (object/person detection, safety and security alerts) and need a battery of short evidence clips to validate it. Each feature needs two clips: a positive case where the event clearly happens, and a negative "trap" case that looks similar but should NOT trigger. The negative cases are just as important as the positives.

Quality of labeling and adherence to the spec matters more than cinematics.

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SOURCING POLICY (read before anything else)

We already hold the standard public CV datasets (RWF-2000, the common face / LPR / PPE / action sets, etc.). Footage from them is worthless to us, we may have effectively tuned on it, so it can't validate anything. Every asset must be net-new. Do not pull from well-known public datasets.

Three acceptable routes, your choice per clip:

1. Self-recorded / staged — you film it. Preferred for anything involving real people, motion, or physical events.
2. AI-generated — synthetic video/stills. Good for appearance and static attributes (see limits below).
3. Sourced from the open web or other means — only if you have, and can pass to us, commercial / internal-use rights to the result. Scraping a random clip does not grant you those rights.

AI-generation limits

Fine for: appearance/attribute and presence-absence tests — clothing type/colour, age/gender sets, PPE on/off, cones, vehicle colour/make stills, "person present vs zone empty."
Not acceptable for: anything where physical motion or fine real-world detail is what's under test — falls, fights, gait, vehicle speed, tracking/occlusion, and real LPR. Current video models produce temporal artifacts and implausible motion that can falsely pass a detector or trip it in ways real footage won't. Record these for real.

State the route and (for sourced/AI) the tool or source + license for every asset in notes.csv.

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TECHNICAL SPEC (unless a row says otherwise)

- Format: MP4 (H.264) for video; JPG/PNG for stills
- Resolution: 1920x1080 minimum
- Frame rate: 25 fps
- Duration: 10–30 s per clip (a few longer — noted)
- Audio: not required
- One subject/event clearly visible and unobstructed

Camera rig (so clips and zone definitions are comparable)

Ideally you would mount as a fixed surveillance camera would be. Indicatively, unless a row says otherwise:
- Height: 2.5–3.5 m
- Tilt: 15–30° down from horizontal
- FOV: wide, roughly 90–110° horizontal (approx. 2.8–4 mm equivalent)
- Subject distance: primary action 3–8 m from camera
- Static — no handheld except DET-TAMP.

Note the actual height/tilt/distance per clip in notes.csv. Keep these constant within a POS/NEG pair.

For rule-based clips (zones/lines/paths): you can tell us the zone pixel coordinates and frame the action into it.

Conditions

Default is clean: daylight, unobstructed, single subject. Decide with us up front whether adverse conditions (low light, IR/night, backlight/glare, rain, partial occlusion) are in scope — these are where detectors actually fail, and they matter most for LPR and face, which are largely night-time in deployment. If out of scope for this round, flag it; don't silently ship daylight-only.

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FILE NAMING (strict — this is how we match clips to tests)

- Filename = exact Asset ID + extension, e.g. DET-FIRE-01.mp4, DET-CLOT-01a.jpg
- -01 = positive (event present). -02 = negative (event absent). This holds for every row, including the PPE rows below — ignore any POS/NEG ordering in the prose, the number is authoritative.
- Image-set members: append a lowercase letter, e.g. DET-CLOT-01a/01b/01c, DET-GEND-01a...01d.
- Deliver in group folders or flat. Include notes.csv (columns: id, route, source_or_tool, license, camera_height_m, tilt_deg, caveats).

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THE SHOT LIST

POS = event clearly present (-01). NEG = similar-looking scene where it must be absent (-02).

Identification & vehicles

DET-FACE-01/02 — POS: person walks in, looks at camera ≥3s. NEG: different person, similar build/clothing. Provide 3–5 reference stills of the POS person (DET-FACE-gallery/). Consented self-record or synthetic only.
DET-LPR-01/02 — POS: vehicle toward camera, plate readable ≥2s, daylight, plate ≥80px wide. NEG: plate blurred / wrong angle / out of view. Consented or synthetic plates only; record real if plate legibility is under test.
DET-VCOL-01/02 — stills: red car on neutral background; silver/grey car under yellow sodium streetlight.
DET-CONT-01 — still of a shipping container, ISO code visible.
DET-VMAKE-01 — clip of a vehicle with visible badge/grille.

Security events

DET-FIRE-01/02 — POS: visible open flame ≥5% of frame (campfire / controlled burn — a candle at surveillance distance won't reach 5%; if you can only safely do a candle, tell us and we'll relax the threshold for that clip). NEG: red/orange that is NOT fire (sunset, neon, brake lights, cigarette ember).
DET-FALL-01/02 — POS: person walking then falling and lying still ≥3s. NEG: deliberately sitting / lying / yoga / pushup / tying a shoe.
DET-VIOL-01/02 — POS: two people fighting (shoving/punching). NEG: hugging, dancing, sports pile-on, high-fives. Record safely or stage with willing participants; no real violence.
DET-GUN-01/02 — POS: person holding a replica gun. NEG: person holding a drill / phone / banana.
DET-GBR-01/02 — POS: person raising and pointing the replica. NEG: holstered replica, not brandished; or pointing a phone/finger.
DET-TAMP-01 — camera covered / spray-painted / rotated by hand (handheld OK here).

Safety & compliance (industrial / worksite)

DET-GLOV-01/02 — POS (-01): worker bare-handed handling tools. NEG (-02): same scene, gloves on.
DET-HELM-01/02 — POS (-01): worker without hard hat. NEG (-02): same worker with it.
DET-UNIF-01/02 — POS (-01): same area, street clothes. NEG (-02): worker in required vest/uniform.
DET-PSAF-01/02 — POS: person within ~1m of a moving forklift/truck. NEG: person ≥3m clear. Record real — motion/proximity under test.

Person & object attributes

DET-HAND-01 — hands visible doing a task (typing/lifting).
DET-CLOT-01a/b/c — three stills: red shirt / blue jeans / yellow cap. DET-CLOT-02 — still: person in odd/monochrome lighting.
DET-GEND-01a–d — 4 stills (2 male, 2 female, varied lighting). DET-AGE-01a–d — 4 stills (child, teen, adult, senior). Synthetic acceptable; if real people, consent required.
DET-CARRY-01/02 — POS: person with backpack/shopping bag. NEG: same person, no bag.
DET-CUST-01/02 — POS: yellow safety cone in frame ≥3s. NEG: no cone, other industrial gear present.

Zone / line / behavior rules (we supply zone/line/path definitions — you provide the action)

DET-PROX-01/02 — two people within ~1m ≥5s / ≥3m apart.
DET-TRES-01/02 — person enters marked area / walks around but not into it.
DET-ZONE-01/02 — object enters zone and stays / enters briefly and leaves.
DET-APP-01 — empty zone, then person walks in. DET-DIS-01 — object in zone, then leaves frame.
DET-TRAF-01/02 (25s) — vehicle A to B to C / A to B then turns away.
DET-OCC-01/02 (30s) — more than 5 people in zone for more than 10s / less than 4 people.
DET-LOIT-01/02 (60s) — person stays more than 30s / walks through less than 10s.
DET-LINE-01/02 — person crosses a line A to B / opposite B to A.
DET-MISS-01/02 (30s) — marked object present then removed / present throughout.
DET-ABS-01/02 (60s) — zone empty ≥30s / always has ≥1 person.
DET-DTAIL-01/02 — door opens, two people pass on one entry / just one.
DET-TAIL-01/02 — two vehicles through a gate less than 1s apart / more than3s spaced.
DET-DOOR-01 (60s) — door propped open more than 30s.
DET-SUSP-01/02 — specific person appears / different person (needs reference stills like DET-FACE). Consented or synthetic only.
DET-RECUR-01 — same person entering a building in 3 separate short clips. Consented or synthetic only.
DET-SPEED-01 — vehicle through frame at speed. Log the actual speed and camera-to-path distance (ground truth — see below).
DET-MOT-01/02 — static empty scene then person walks in / empty scene with only mild lighting flicker.

Tracking

UI-TRACK-01 (20s) — one person crosses frame, briefly hidden behind an object, re-emerges.

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LONG ANALYTICS CLIPS — separate engagement

These are a different job (sustained, patterned real foot traffic — can't be staged convincingly in 20s pieces) and require ground-truth logs or they validate nothing. Discuss separately; existing controlled-venue or overhead footage you own/license is fine here.

DASH-HEAT-01 (~30 min) — sustained foot traffic, some areas busier.
DASH-QDWELL-01 / DASH-QCNT-01 (~30 min) — people forming/moving through a queue.
DASH-OCC-01 (~60 min) — occupancy rises and falls over time.

Ground-truth requirement (analytics + DET-SPEED)

For these clips, deliver a timestamped truth log alongside the footage:
- Occupancy: per-minute count in the zone.
- Queue: each person's entry and exit timestamp.
- Speed: vehicle speed (km/h) and camera-to-path distance (m).
Without this we're eyeballing output against nothing.

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QA / ACCEPTANCE

A clip is accepted when: correct Asset ID; spec met (resolution, fps, duration, angle); the labeled event is unambiguously present (POS) or absent (NEG); POS/NEG pair shot under matched conditions; sourcing route + license recorded in notes.csv; and (faces/plates) consent or synthetic confirmed.

Rejected clips (wrong label, ambiguous event, mismatched pair, missing rights, off-spec angle) are redelivered at no charge within 5 days. Payment is per accepted clip / package on acceptance.

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SAFETY & LEGAL

Fire, fights, weapons: nothing dangerous or illegal. Controlled/safe sources only (campfire/controlled burn; staged shoving with willing participants; replica/airsoft handled responsibly). When in doubt, don't stage it — tell us.
Everything delivered must be yours to license to us — your own footage, properly-licensed/royalty-free, or generated. State source and license for anything you didn't shoot.

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HOW TO APPLY

Tell us (1) which groups you can cover, (2) which you'd film / generate / source per group, (3) your rate (per package). Bonus for prior CCTV-style or dataset-style footage.

We are looking for a reliable and detail-oriented Virtual Assistant to assist with basic data entry and administrative tasks. This is a great opportunity for entry-level freelancers who are eager to learn and grow. No prior experience is needed — we will provide clear instructions and ongoing guidance.

Responsibilities:
• Inputting data into spreadsheets or databases
• Organizing files and documents
• Responding to emails and messages (template-based replies)
• Performing simple online research
• Supporting other admin-related tasks as needed

Requirements:
• Basic computer and internet skills
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to follow instructions carefully
• Reliable and responsive communication
• A positive attitude and willingness to learn

Preferred (but not required):
• Familiarity with Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Gmail)

Benefits:
• Flexible working hours
• Long-term potential for the right candidate
• Supportive and friendly team
• Great opportunity to gain experience

If you’re ready to get started with simple tasks and grow your skills along the way, we’d love to hear from you!

**Customer Support Specialist (Email) — Remote, Part-Time to Full-Time**

We are a fast-growing direct-to-consumer brand seeking a skilled written communicator to take ownership of our customer email channel. Our customers care deeply about their purchases, and every interaction is an opportunity to strengthen the relationship. We are looking for someone who treats support as a core part of the brand experience rather than a back-office function.

**The Role**

As our Email Support Specialist, you will be the primary voice of the brand in the inbox. The current volume is approximately 10 to 20 emails per day, covering order and shipping inquiries, delivery status, product usage and guidance, returns, and guarantee questions, as well as the occasional escalated or dissatisfied customer who requires a thoughtful resolution. As our marketing investment grows, email volume will scale accordingly, which is why this position is designed to progress toward a full-time role.

This is not a ticket-triage position. You will review each customer's history, apply a thorough understanding of our products and offers, and craft clear, human, solution-oriented replies that resolve the issue and protect the customer relationship.

**Key Responsibilities**

- Respond to customer emails promptly, clearly, and with genuine care
- Resolve order, shipping, product, and policy inquiries from start to finish
- Identify recurring themes in customer feedback and share relevant insights with the creative and marketing teams
- Maintain comprehensive knowledge of our products and offers to ensure accurate, confident responses
- Uphold strong response times and high customer satisfaction (CSAT) scores

**Qualifications**

- Fast, accurate typist (≥60 WPM) with impeccable written English and flawless grammar
- Ability to write multiple distinct, natural responses to recurring inquiries without relying on rote templates
- Strong adaptability in tone, adjusting register appropriately to each customer and situation
- Genuine interest in understanding the business, including products, offers, and marketing
- Reliable time-zone overlap of at least four hours with US Eastern Time

**This Role Is Not a Fit For**

- Candidates who prefer to manage tickets rather than resolve customer issues
- Anyone who applies templated responses without first reviewing the customer's history
- Individuals seeking a strict, fixed schedule with no flexibility during high-demand periods
- Writers who cannot adapt their tone to suit different customers and contexts

**Coverage**

- Our inbox operates seven days a week, including weekends, to ensure customers always receive a timely response
- This is a fully remote position with flexibility on exact hours, provided consistent daily coverage and overlap with US Eastern Time are maintained

**How to Apply**

Please do not submit a cover letter. Instead, reply with the following:

1. Three sample replies you would send to the tickets below (plain text or screenshots):
- Ticket A: "Order #48291 — marked delivered but never arrived. The carrier shows it as delivered. I want a refund immediately."
- Ticket B: "I have emailed three times about my subscription and am still being charged. Please cancel it."
- Ticket C: "I love the product. I only wish the scoop were larger. Is that possible?"
2. A short paragraph (100 words or fewer) explaining how you would translate the frustration in Ticket A into an actionable insight for the marketing team.
3. Confirmation of availability: Are you able to provide daily inbox coverage, including weekends, with overlap into US Eastern hours?

We value team members who are committed and growth-minded. Our most recent support hire advanced to a Customer Experience Lead role within eight months. If you view customer support as the front line of brand building, we would welcome your application.

Note: If you have proof, like typing speed, or level of intelligence or anything else, please include.

Looking for a VA that can potentially work full time or more. Someone with no other obligations that can work very random hours and be very responsive.

Someone who is always immediately responsive if they are not sleeping.

Someone very smart. And types well. And communicates great. And always works a task through to completion and understands how not to make excuses and instead finishes tasks.

Someone who understands good enough is good enough and that done is better than perfect.

Please let me know why you’re a great fit.

Please view hourly and be reminded that you must have no other obligations.

Note: If you have proof, like typing speed, or level of intelligence or anything else, please include.

Looking for a VA that can potentially work full time or more. Someone with no other obligations that can work very random hours and be very responsive.

Someone who is always immediately responsive if they are not sleeping.

Someone very smart. And types well. And communicates great. And always works a task through to completion and understands how not to make excuses and instead finishes tasks.

Someone who understands good enough is good enough and that done is better than perfect.

Please let me know why you’re a great fit.

Please view hourly and be reminded that you must have no other obligations.

We are a growing small business looking for a highly motivated Quality Control Specialist to join our team. As we expand, we need a sharp, detail-oriented "second set of eyes" who can truly learn our processes inside and out. The ideal candidate will deeply understand our standards, align with our workflow, and proactively catch mistakes before they reach the finish line. If you have a passion for precision and want to grow with a dynamic team, we’d love to hear from you.

Job Title: Medical Virtual Scribe

Location: Remote

Company: BACAS Pain Innovations

Job Overview:
Our dynamic pain management practice is in search of a skilled Medical Virtual Scribe for a remote role. The position demands meticulous data entry, note-taking, managing referral orders, and a deep understanding of both medical and pain management terminology. The ideal candidate should possess knowledge of various physical exams, and fluency in both English and Spanish is preferred for this role. We operate in a fast-paced environment and are looking for someone who excels in cooperative work settings.

Key Responsibilities:
Data Entry and Note Taking: Accurately transcribe and input medical data during patient consultations, including histories, exam results, diagnoses, and treatment plans.
Referral Orders: Efficiently manage and dispatch referral orders, liaising with other healthcare entities as needed.
Medical Terminology: Apply extensive knowledge of medical and pain management terms for precise documentation.
Physical Exams: Understand and document various physical examination procedures.

Requirements:
Proven track record as a Medical Scribe or in a similar healthcare role.
Strong knowledge of medical and pain management terminology.
Familiarity with different physical exams and their documentation.
Experience with athenahealth EMR preferred.
Proficient in both English and Spanish, catering to a diverse patient base.
Excellent typing and note-taking skills.
Capable of multitasking in a fast-paced setting.
Effective communication skills and a high degree of professionalism.
Commitment to maintaining patient confidentiality.

Benefits:
Work remotely with flexible scheduling.
Competitive salary package.
Be part of a dynamic, supportive team.
Opportunities for professional growth within the practice.

Application Process:
Interested candidates are invited to submit a resume and a cover letter emphasizing their fit for the role. Selected candidates will be contacted for further interview processes.

BACAS Pain Innovations is committed to equality and diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or disability status.

• Describe your recent experience with similar projects
• What office applications are you most familiar with?
• How do you handle sensitive information or records?
• How do you ensure accuracy while typing?

ABOUT THE PROJECT

I'm launching a faceless YouTube channel at the intersection of self-improvement and running — think documentary-style videos like "I ran every day for 30 days — here's what it did to my brain." No on-camera presenter: the videos are carried by a human voiceover, b-roll, stock footage, motion text, and your pacing decisions.

The audience is educated and notices quality. I'm building a fully human creative team (human writer, human voice actor, human editor) because the channels winning in this niche right now are the ones that don't look mass-produced — and that puts a lot of weight on the edit.

WHAT YOU'LL EDIT

• 8–12 minute videos from a finished script + recorded voiceover that I provide
• Style: clean documentary/visual-essay — b-roll and stock footage matched to the narration, kinetic text for key lines and stats, subtle music and sound design, captions
• Reference channels: ask me and I'll send 3–4 model channels whose editing style we're aiming at

WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR

• Pacing instinct. You know when to cut, when to breathe, and how to keep retention through minute 4 — not just how to make things move.
• Variation between videos. I don't want every video edited from the same project template. A story-driven video and a science-explainer should FEEL different. This matters to me more than fancy effects.
• Strong footage selection. Finding b-roll that actually matches the idea being narrated, not generic "person typing" filler.
• Clean fundamentals. Audio levels, caption accuracy, color consistency, no jarring transitions.
• Bonus: experience with running/fitness or documentary-style self-improvement content.

WHAT THIS IS NOT

• Not template-batch editing. If your workflow is "drop VO into preset project, render," this isn't a fit.
• Not a race to the bottom on price. There's a path to $100–200/video here for an editor whose work clearly lifts performance.

RATE AND SCOPE

$30–70 per video to start, structured as one milestone per video. First 10 videos, then ongoing weekly work if it's going well for both of us.

HOW HIRING WORKS

1. Apply with the questions below answered in your proposal.
2. I'll shortlist 2–3 editors based on portfolio fit.
3. Shortlisted editors get a paid test edit — the opening 2 minutes of our first video (script + VO provided), paid at your quoted rate, expected within the next 2–3 weeks once the voiceover is recorded.
4. The strongest test gets the ongoing role.

TO APPLY, ANSWER THESE IN YOUR PROPOSAL

1. Link 2–3 videos you've edited that are closest to this style (faceless, VO-driven, documentary or visual-essay). Tell me which parts of each were your decisions.
2. How do you decide pacing for a retention-driven YouTube video? 3–4 sentences — I'm looking for how you think, not buzzwords.
3. What's your rate for a 10-minute video at this style level, and what's your typical turnaround?
4. What do you need from me in a brief to do your best work? (Script with b-roll notes? Timestamped VO? Asset folder?)

Proposals that don't answer question 2 won't be considered.

An opportunity is available for entry-level freelancers to assist with basic data copywriting work. The task is simple, ongoing, and well suited for individuals seeking positive ratings and work experience.

We're digitizing a large volume of scanned customer invoices into a structured Airtable base, and we're hiring multiple meticulous data entry specialists to transcribe them.

You'll be given access to an Airtable form. Each record corresponds to one scanned invoice image (attached to the record). For each invoice, you'll read the scan and enter roughly 20–25 fields: dollar amounts (subtotal, tax, shipping, totals), payment dates and amounts (deposit and final payment), payment method, checkboxes, and a free-text notes field. All entries go through a clearly typed form — currency fields, date pickers, and dropdowns — so the structure does the formatting for you. Your job is reading carefully and typing accurately.

A few things to know about the source material: these are real-world scans — rotated pages, occasional handwriting, and a few faint or hard-to-read areas. Part of the job is flagging anything illegible using a checkbox rather than guessing. Accuracy matters far more than speed here; every record goes through a QC review, and continued work is based on maintaining a low error rate, not a fast clock.

Ongoing work across a large document set, assigned in batches
We're hiring several specialists; strong performers will receive continued batches

Hourly or per-invoice pricing — propose what works for you

You're a fit if you:

Have demonstrable data entry experience with financial documents (invoices, receipts, statements)
Are comfortable reading scanned/handwritten source documents
Have used Airtable, or are confident picking up a simple form quickly

Ask questions when something is ambiguous instead of guessing

Can commit consistent weekly hours

Important — confidentiality:
These are business financial documents. You'll be required to sign a simple NDA before starting. Sensitive payment details have been redacted from the images, but if you encounter any payment card information that was missed, the instruction is simple: do not transcribe it — check the "contains card data" flag on the record and move on. Following this rule precisely is a hard requirement.

To apply:
Start your proposal with the word "LEDGER" so we know you read this posting. Briefly describe your experience with financial document transcription, and tell us: if a handwritten dollar amount could be read as either $1,635.00 or $1,685.00, what would you do? There's a right answer.

Looking for an experienced Python developer with hands-on AI/agent work (LLM tool-calling, RAG, LangChain/LangGraph or similar) to support ongoing development, fixes, and small features. Remote, async-friendly.

About the work
I need a reliable developer to support me on AI-related Python projects. Work is mostly backend and agent logic — not generic web CRUD.

Typical tasks:
- Build and extend AI agents that call tools (APIs, mocked services, email, refunds, etc.)
- Implement agent loops (plan -> tool call -> observe -> next step)
- Integrate LLMs (OpenAI or similar) with structured tool schemas, or rule-based flows where appropriate
- Work with mocked external systems during development (no production secrets in dev)
- Write clear README, basic tests, and honest notes on technical debt
- Fix bugs, refactor small modules, and help prepare code for review or demos
- Optional: FastAPI*endpoints to expose agents as APIs

You will work from existing repos or small greenfield scripts. I value readable code, clear structure, and someone who can explain trade-offs.


Required experience
Please only apply if you can point to **real examples** (GitHub, portfolio, or PPH history) of most of the following:
| **Python** | 3+ years; clean modules, typing, error handling |
| **AI agents** | Tool-calling agents, not only chatbots |
| **LLM integrations** | OpenAI API or equivalent; prompts + tool definitions |
| **Frameworks** | LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, or solid **vanilla Python** agent loops |
| **RAG** (nice) | Retrieval, chunking, vector search for Q&A bots |
| **APIs** | REST/FastAPI; calling third-party APIs from agent tools |
| **Communication** | Good English; short written updates; ask when requirements are unclear |

Nice to have
- Customer support / workflow automation agents (tickets, email, refunds, CRM)
- **Authorization and risk thinking** for agents (who can trigger money actions, escalation paths)
- **Runtime governance** or guardrails (policy checks before high-impact steps)
- Docker, basic CI, pytest
- Experience in **startup / solo-engineer** environments (ownership, not only tickets)

Are you fluent in Spanish and looking for a simple work-from-home opportunity?
We are hiring Remote Virtual Assistants to complete basic online tasks and data entry. This position is perfect for beginners who want flexible hours, consistent work, and stress-free assignments that can be done from anywhere.

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🔹 Responsibilities:
• Filling out forms and updating spreadsheets
• Copy-and-paste tasks
• Checking information for accuracy
• Completing easy online steps and instructions

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🧑‍💻 Requirements:
• Native or fluent Spanish
• Reliable internet connection and a phone, tablet, or computer
• Basic typing and reading ability
• Attention to detail and ability to follow instructions

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🌟 What You’ll Receive:
• Fully remote position — work from any location
• Flexible schedule — part-time or full-time
• Training included — no experience needed
• Simple, straightforward tasks
• Fast and reliable payments

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📬 Apply now with a short message about yourself!
We’re looking for dedicated Spanish speakers ready to get started right away.

We need a reliable Proofreader and Editor to polish articles and documents by fixing language and formatting issues. The ideal candidate will ensure content is clear, consistent, and professionally presented.

We are looking for dependable Spanish-speaking Virtual Assistants to support us with simple online tasks and basic data entry. This position is ideal for beginners who want to work from home, enjoy flexible hours, and complete easy, well-structured tasks.

Responsibilities:
• Inputting information into forms or spreadsheets
• Copy-and-paste tasks
• Checking documents for accuracy
• Completing straightforward online assignments

Requirements:
• Fluent or native Spanish
• Internet access and a phone, tablet, or computer
• Basic typing and reading skills
• Ability to follow instructions carefully

Benefits:
• Fully remote — work from anywhere
• Flexible schedule
• No experience required — training included
• Simple and stress-free daily tasks

📩 Apply now with a brief introduction!

We need a reliable Proofreader and Editor to polish articles and documents by fixing language and formatting issues. The ideal candidate will ensure content is clear, consistent, and professionally presented.

I want to transcribe a 15 minute patient doctor interaction into MS Word form
This is a one time task for a chance to grow as I have multiple audios of this type

Note: If you have proof, like typing speed, or level of intelligence or anything else, please include.

Looking for a VA that can potentially work full time or more. Someone with no other obligations that can work very random hours and be very responsive.

Someone who is always immediately responsive if they are not sleeping.

Someone very smart. And types well. And communicates great. And always works a task through to completion and understands how not to make excuses and instead finishes tasks.

Someone who understands good enough is good enough and that done is better than perfect.

Please let me know why you’re a great fit.

Please view hourly and be reminded that you must have no other obligations.

I'm seeking a skilled freelancer to edit and format textbook chapters, ensuring clarity and coherence. Additionally, the freelancer will prepare engaging presentations to accompany each chapter. The ideal candidate will have experience in academic writing and proofreading, with proficiency in Microsoft Word. This project requires attention to detail and the ability to deliver high-quality work within a specified time frame.

The core task will be document formatting in Microsoft Word—setting up the correct heading hierarchy, styling tables and figures to match the template, and organising references and citations. Occasional light typing or text clean-up may arise,

We are looking for experienced Vietnamese-English Transcribers to assist with transcribing audio or video files from Vietnamese to English. The transcriptions need to be accurate and ensure clear communication of the content. This project requires individuals with strong attention to detail and the ability to work efficiently.
Relevant skills for this job include:

- Fluent in Vietnamese and English
- Proficient in working with Google Docs.
- Excellent listening and typing skills
Familiarity with Vietnamese and English grammar
- Available to start ASAP,
- Attention to detail

We have already tasks available, please let us know if you are available to start immediately and can take up few minutes in the deadline of next 3-5 days

(See attached pdf for RFP)

1. The Headline
We’re ~95% built on Launture — an AI-native business launch execution platform — and we’re sprinting to MVP. We need a sharp contractor (solo or firm) to manually UAT the product as a real user, compare what they see against our Figma designs and expected product behavior, file high-quality bug tickets, and fix the bugs across two one-week sprints.
What this engagement is: human UAT. A real person clicks through every flow, on desktop and mobile, comparing actual behavior and pixels against the Figma source of truth and against what a founder using the product would reasonably expect. They notice broken affordances, off-brand spacing, awkward copy, missing empty states, bad error handling, obvious hallucinations, etc. Then they fix what they can in collab with founder.
One non-negotiable: we want a partner who uses AI to multiply their own productivity on the dev side. We expect you to be a heavy daily user of Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or equivalent — driving codebases through LLMs, not typing every line by hand. The UAT pass itself is intentionally human; the bug-fix work that follows it should be AI-leveraged. Launture is built by an AI-leveraged team; we move at the speed of the tooling. Bidders who plan to bill hours that AI-leveraged peers would compress 3–5x will not be a fit.

2. Engagement Shape
Duration: Two one-week sprints (10 working days total).
Cadence: Daily stand-ups; single longer working session per sprint for kickoff + retro.
Start: ASAP after award — earliest start date is a screening factor.
Output cadence: Atomic PRs against staging daily; we review same-day.
We will provide on day 1: - GitHub repo access (contractor branch + PR rights against staging) - Staging Supabase + Render + Vercel environments wired up - Test Stripe keys, alpha gate code, test user credentials (anonymous, Explorer, Launch Ready, Launch Pack) - Figma file access — desktop + mobile frames are the source of truth for every screen - Read access to Jira (LNTR project) and Slack - A walkthrough of the architecture, the design system, the known-gotchas list, and how to file a high-signal bug ticket

3. Scope of Work
Sprint 1 — Human UAT Pass + High-Severity Bug Fixes (5 days)
Get oriented (Day 1, morning)
Read CLAUDE.md, docs/architecture.md, the design system docs (docs/launture-design-system-v2.md, docs/brand-guide.md), the CorpNet gotchas table.
Tour the Figma file with us (one live session) so you know which frames are canonical.
Run the backend test suite once locally (cd backend && pytest tests/ -v) to confirm your environment works — not as part of UAT, just an environment check.
Human UAT walkthrough (Days 1–3)
This is the heart of the engagement: a real person uses the product like a founder would, on desktop and mobile, across all four tier states (anonymous, Explorer, Launch Ready, Launch Pack). You’re not running scripts — you’re using the product.
For every screen and flow, you compare what you see against three reference points:
The Figma design — does the live UI match the canonical frame? Spacing, color, typography, hierarchy, states (default/hover/disabled/empty/error/loading), responsive breakpoints.
What a user would expect — affordances obvious? Copy clear? Errors graceful? Empty states helpful? Did anything surprise you in a bad way?
The brand voice (docs/brand-guide.md) — is the tone right? Anywhere it sounds robotic, off-brand, or generic?
Journeys we want walked end-to-end (we’ll supply a fuller checklist on day 1, but these are the must-cover flows):
Marketing site → alpha gate → signup → first chat → first deliverable
Anonymous chat → session limit → registration → continued chat
Explorer free flow: 14 deliverables, phase progression, upsell prompts
Stripe checkout → webhook tier upgrade → paywalled deliverables unlock
Launch Pack flow: 21 deliverables, all 4 export formats (PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX)
CorpNet corporate formation (sandbox)
Mobile: every above flow on at least one iOS and one Android viewport
Settings, account deletion, password change, sign out
Error paths: network drop mid-stream, expired session, payment failure, invalid input
For every defect found, file a Jira ticket in the LNTR project with:
Severity (Highest / High / Medium / Low — using our existing prioritization rubric, which we’ll share)
Tier + viewport reproduced on (e.g., “Explorer / iPhone 14 / Safari”)
Repro steps (numbered, copy-pasteable)
Expected behavior (cite the Figma frame, the brand guide, or user-expectation reasoning)
Actual behavior (screenshot or screen recording attached)
Suspected root cause if obvious (a code pointer is a bonus, not required)
Figma frame URL when the bug is design-drift
Bug fixes (Days 2–5, in parallel with UAT)
Fix all Highest- and High-severity bugs found during your own UAT pass.
Each fix lands as an atomic PR against staging.
Backend fixes: must include a pytest regression test (CI enforces a 70% coverage floor).
Frontend fixes: must include before/after screenshots in the PR description, with the relevant Figma frame linked. You do not need to write Stagehand/Playwright tests — we own that suite and we’ll add automated coverage ourselves post-merge.
Follow the project’s git discipline: conventional commits, no direct pushes to staging or main, no --no-verify, all CI gates green before merge.
Sprint 1 deliverable: - A bug-triage report (Jira board snapshot + 1-page written summary: themes, severity histogram, surprising findings). - One atomic PR per Highest/High fix, merged to staging. - A short Loom or written walkthrough of the most interesting bugs you found (we want to see your eye, not just your ticket count).
Sprint 2 — Burn Down the Bug List + Polish (5 days)
Continue bug fixes — all Medium-severity bugs from Sprint 1; any Highest/High discovered late.
Re-walk the worst areas — pick the 2–3 flows that surfaced the most bugs in Sprint 1 and walk them again post-fix. File any regressions or near-misses.
Design-drift cleanup pass — one focused sweep comparing the live staging site to Figma, ticket-by-ticket fixing small visual deltas (spacing, color tokens, typography weight) that didn’t merit standalone tickets but accumulated into UI noise.
Handoff doc — final report covering: what was tested, what was fixed, what’s deferred (with severity + repro), patterns you noticed (e.g., “mobile error states are consistently weaker than desktop”), and prioritized recommendations for the post-MVP sprint.
Sprint 2 deliverable: Stable staging branch, zero open Highest/High bugs, design-drift sweep complete, written handoff doc.

4. Tech Stack You’ll Be Working In
Layer
Stack
Backend
FastAPI, Python 3.12, Pydantic v2, async/await, httpx
Frontend
React 18, TypeScript, Tailwind v4, shadcn/ui, wouter, framer-motion
Database
Supabase (PostgreSQL + Auth + Realtime + RLS)
AI
Anthropic SDK (Claude Opus 4.6 + Sonnet 4.5), streaming responses
Payments
Stripe (signature-verified webhooks)
Hosting
Vercel (frontend) + Render (backend, $25/mo box)
Observability
PostHog, Sentry, BetterStack, Upstash
UAT framework
Stagehand 3.0.8 (Playwright 1.58.2), Claude vision assertions, Zod schema extraction
Test runner
pytest + pytest-asyncio (backend), custom TSX runner (UAT)
Exports
WeasyPrint (PDF), python-docx, python-pptx, openpyxl
Third-party
CorpNet (corporate formation), Census/BLS/FRED/Crunchbase (Evidence Layer)


5. What’s Already In Place (don’t bid to build these)
Backend test suite: 194 pytest files, run via pytest tests/ -v, with @pytest.mark.integration separation. You’ll add regression tests here for any backend fix you ship.
Automated UAT suite: 57 Stagehand + Playwright tests covering auth / chat / deliverables / payments / navigation / ventures / UI, plus 20 visual regression tests across desktop + mobile. We own and run this suite — you do not. It runs nightly against staging and we’ll cite it if needed; you’re not bidding hours to maintain or extend it.
Helpers: alpha-gate bypass, admin fixture seeding endpoint (POST /api/admin/fixtures), test user pool spanning all four tiers.
Figma file: desktop and mobile frames for every screen and component — the source of truth for visual correctness.
Design system: tokens documented in backend/templates/design_tokens.json and docs/launture-design-system-v2.md; brand voice in docs/brand-guide.md.
Worktree setup: isolated branch workflow via make setup (symlinked deps, no slow installs).
Project bible: documentation of every convention, guardrail, and gotcha.

6. Required Qualifications
You must have:
AI-leveraged dev workflow as a daily practice — Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Copilot, or an equivalent agentic coding tool driving the bulk of your implementation output. The UAT itself is human; the fixes are AI-leveraged. This is the single most important qualification on the dev side: see §7a below.
3+ years shipping production SaaS with Python (FastAPI or similar async) and TypeScript/React — required for the bug-fix half of the engagement.
Comfort with Supabase / PostgreSQL + RLS — you know what row-level security is and why it matters.
Disciplined git workflow — conventional commits, atomic PRs, no --no-verify, regression tests on every backend fix.
Strong written communication — bug tickets are a primary deliverable. We expect repro steps, screenshots, expected-vs-actual referencing Figma or brand-guide, and suspected root cause where you have one.

7. Selection Criteria
We’ll evaluate proposals on:
Designer’s-eye UAT sample (Q2) — the quality of the unsolicited bug ticket you write. This is the strongest signal that you can do the human half of the engagement well.
AI-leverage fluency (Q1) — concrete, specific answer to the AI workflow question. Vague answers do not advance.
Relevant experience — concrete examples of similar engagements (LLM-backed SaaS, manual UAT + bug fix sprints).
Proposed plan — how you’d structure week 1 vs week 2, what you’d prioritize, what risks you’d surface early.
Code samples or portfolio — production code you’ve shipped, ideally including LLM integration.
Communication quality — clarity of the proposal itself signals how you’ll communicate during the sprint.
Bid + timeline — total cost, hours estimate, earliest start date.
We are not optimizing for the lowest bid. We are optimizing for the team most likely to ship clean, tested, merged-to-staging work in 10 days.

8. How to Apply
Your proposal should include:
A 1–2 paragraph summary of how you’d approach this engagement.
Total bid (fixed per sprint or hourly with cap), hours estimate, earliest start date.
2–3 portfolio links or code samples — at least one with LLM integration. Design or visual-QA portfolio links also welcome.
Team composition (solo, or firm — name the people and their roles; clarify who does the human UAT pass vs the bug fixes).
Answers to the screening questions below.
Screening Questions
AI leverage in your dev workflow: Describe one production change you shipped in the last 60 days where an AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Devin, etc.) did substantial work. Tell us (a) which tool, (b) what the change was, (c) what you delegated vs reviewed, (d) where the AI was wrong and how you caught it. Vague answers (“we use Copilot daily”) will not advance.
Designer’s-eye UAT: Pick any live SaaS product you don’t work on. In 200–300 words, write the kind of bug ticket you’d file if you were doing a human UAT pass on it — pick something visual, behavioral, or copy-related (not a hard crash). We want to see how you observe, what you compare against, and how you communicate it.
Human UAT depth: Describe a recent engagement where you did manual, exploratory UAT on a real product (not automated). What did you find that automation would have missed? How did you organize the pass so you didn’t just click around aimlessly?
LLM-product UAT: Launture is an AI-native product. What kinds of bugs do you expect to find on an AI-driven flow that wouldn’t appear on a traditional CRUD app? (Examples might include: hallucinated content, missing citations, off-brand tone, latency-related UX gaps, streaming-token glitches, retry/error UX.)
Backend bug fix discipline: Our CI requires pytest --cov --fail-under=70 to stay green. How do you sequence a backend bug-fix PR so you don’t accidentally drop coverage while also keeping the diff small?
SSE chat hardening (200 words max): Our streaming chat occasionally drops mid-stream under flaky network conditions. Walk us through how you’d reproduce, diagnose, and harden this.
Earliest start date, your business-hours timezone, and where you fall on the solo-contractor vs small-firm spectrum.

• Describe one production change you shipped in the last 60 days where an AI agent did substantial work. Tell us (a) which tool, (b) what the change was, (c) what you delegated vs reviewed, (d) where the AI was wrong and how you caught it.
• Our CI requires pytest --cov --fail-under=70 to stay green. How do you sequence a backend bug-fix PR so you don’t accidentally drop coverage while also keeping the diff small?
• Describe a recent engagement where you did manual, exploratory UAT on a real product (not automated). What did you find that automation would have missed? How did you organize the pass so you didn’t just click around aimlessly?

Budget: $55 per project | Deliverable: 5 reels of raw B-roll footage

We're sourcing UGC actors and videographers to create authentic, non-staged b-roll content for a network of addiction recovery facilities across the South and Midwest. This is not clinical content — we're deliberately moving away from stock photography aesthetics toward footage that feels real, warm, and human.

This posting covers five separate facilities. You will only be considered for the location that matches your region.Please read all five before applying and tell us which one you're submitting for.

What We're Looking For — General
You don't need to be a professional actor or videographer, but you do need an eye for natural light, unforced moments, and footage that doesn't feel like it was directed. Think documentary feel, not commercial polish. No ring lights. No obvious setups. No forced smiles.

Footage should be:
-Not overly edited, raw, iPhone footage is fine
-Shot in natural or warm interior light
-Stabilized but not robotic — handheld with intention is fine
-Delivered as raw clips, unedited, ready for our team to cut
-Free of brand logos, identifiable signage, or copyrighted music

You will not be depicting addiction, recovery, or any clinical setting. You are capturing everyday human moments: morning routines, quiet outdoor scenes, hands, light, movement, and stillness.

The Five Facilities & Their B-Roll Needs

1. Rural Oklahoma
This brand is rooted in rural, open-land environments. Oklahoma settings, natural light, and a co-ed cast are essential. We are specifically replacing the stock-photo aesthetic with something that feels like it was taken by someone who actually lives there.

Shots needed:
-A woman sitting outside in a natural, open setting — journaling, drinking coffee, looking out over open land. Walking in Oklahoma-specific region. Relaxed, not staged
-A man and woman in casual conversation — front porch or picnic table energy, not clinical or formal
-Someone working on an art project — painting, sketching, hands on canvas. Close-up detail shots welcome
-A veteran-presenting male, 30–50, in a quiet outdoor moment — grounded and present, nothing dramatic
-A person walking a trail or open field from behind — no face needed, just movement through nature
-A small, mixed group of adults in a casual outdoor setting — not a therapy circle, just people existing together comfortably
-Detail shots: hands holding a coffee mug, journaling, or doing something creative — warm and real
-Anyone who reads as "I've been through something and I'm still standing" — not polished, not broken, just human

Notes: Co-ed casting is important. Rural and natural settings will outperform urban backdrops every time for this brand. Real clothes, real faces, warm light.

2. Oklahoma City, OK
This is an OKC-based medical detox with a home-like, warm, professional aesthetic. Earth tones, calm interiors, and a connection to the city and its landscape are central to this brand.

Shots needed:
-Person drinking coffee by a window in the morning
-Hands wrapped around a warm mug
-Someone sitting quietly on a porch or bench outdoors
-Sunlight coming through curtains into a clean, calm room
-A made bed in a simple, comfortable room (or someone making the bed)
-Someone journaling or writing by hand
-A person walking slowly down a hallway
-Feet walking on grass or a gravel path
-Oklahoma landscapes — open sky, red dirt, rolling hills, sunrise
-OKC skyline at golden hour
-Someone sitting across from another person in conversation (no faces required)
-A phone sitting face-up on a table / hands typing on a phone
-A person sitting in a chair looking out a window
-Candles, soft light, neutral interiors
-Someone taking a deep breath outdoors
-Trees, wind, natural movement — anything calm and grounding
-A glass of water being poured
-Someone folding laundry or making a bed
-Walking through a door into light
-Doing laundry, smiling, daily chores, cooking for family
-OKC outings and local landmarks that connect the brand to the city

3. Wichita, KS
Kansas-based facility. Wide plains, open sky, and quiet interiors. Similar warmth to brand #2, but grounded in a Kansas landscape and the Wichita area specifically.

Shots needed:
-Person drinking coffee by a window in the morning
-Hands wrapped around a warm mug
-Someone sitting quietly on a porch or bench outdoors
-Sunlight coming through curtains into a clean, calm room
-A made bed in a simple, comfortable room—can also do footage of you waking up and stretching, or making the bed
-Someone journaling or writing by hand
-A person walking slowly down a hallway
-Feet walking on grass or a path
-Kansas landscapes — open sky, wide plains, sunrise
-Wichita skyline at golden hour
-Someone sitting across from another person in conversation (no faces required)
-A phone sitting face-up on a table / hands typing on a phone
-A person sitting in a chair looking out a window
-Candles, soft light, neutral interiors
-Someone taking a deep breath outdoors
-Trees, wind, natural movement — anything calm and grounding
-A glass of water being poured, then drank
-Someone folding laundry or making a bed
-Walking through a door into light

4. Arkansas (Men)
Arkansas-based facility with a Southern, outdoors-adjacent feel. This brand skews toward a male audience and the shot list reflects that, though environment and mood shots are equally important. We want the footage to feel like it could exist in a quiet corner of the South — tailgates, open roads, river light.

Shots needed — Men in Everyday Life:
-Man drinking coffee by a window in the morning
-Man sitting quietly on a porch or bench outdoors
-Man journaling or writing by hand
-Man sitting in a chair looking out a window
-Man taking a deep breath outdoors
-Man walking slowly — from behind, no face needed
-Man with head in hands — sitting at a table or on a bed
-Man staring out a window — side profile or from behind
-Man lying awake in bed — ceiling shot or side angle
-Man sitting alone in a dark room (don't look too sad)

Shots needed — Turning Point / Hope:
-Man standing up from a seated position — movement toward something
-Man walking through a door into light
-Man sitting across from another person in conversation — shot from side, no faces required
-Man laughing outdoors — from behind or side, no face needed
-Two men walking together from behind
-Man with hands on knees — head down, then looking up
-Man stepping outside into fresh air — first breath moment
-Shots needed — Hands Only:
-Hands wrapped around a warm mug
-Hands writing in a journal
-Hands typing on a phone
-Hands folded or resting on a table
-Hands gripping the edge of a chair or bed
-A phone sitting face-up on a table
-Man gardening
-Man cooking

Shots needed — Family / Support:
-Someone sitting across a table from another person — no faces, shot from behind or above
-Two people sitting side by side outdoors — no faces needed
-Person looking at a phone — reading something significant

Shots needed — Environment & Arkansas Feel:
-Sunlight coming through curtains into a clean, calm room
-A made bed in a simple, comfortable room
-Candles, soft light, neutral interiors
-Trees, wind, natural movement
-A glass of water being poured
-Sunlight hitting a floor or wall / shadows through blinds
-Close-up of green plants or leaves
-Open road disappearing into the distance
-Trees lining a road — driving or walking toward them
Open sky — wide, early morning or golden hour
-River or water — calm, reflective, natural light
-Someone sitting on a tailgate or outdoor steps
-Man fishing or walking in regionally appropriate area

5. Kansas
Kansas-based facility with a warm, pastoral identity. Golden fields, open sky, and a few brand-specific elements that make this one stand out — goat yoga footage and sunflower imagery are genuinely on the list and genuinely on-brand.

Shots needed:
-Meditating next to goat, interacting, close-ups
-Person drinking coffee by a window in the morning
-Hands wrapped around a warm mug
-Someone sitting quietly on a porch or bench outdoors
-Sunlight coming through curtains into a clean, calm room
-Making a bed, brushing teeth, journaling
-Someone journaling or writing by hand
-A person walking slowly down a hallway
-Feet walking on grass or a gravel path (not barefoot)
-Kansas landscapes — open sky, golden fields, rolling hills, sunrise
-Kansas City skyline at golden hour
-Someone sitting across from another person in conversation (no faces required)
-A phone sitting face-up on a table / hands typing on a phone
-A person sitting in a chair looking out a window
-Candles, soft light, neutral interiors
-Someone taking a deep breath outdoors
-Trees, wind, natural movement — anything calm and grounding
-A glass of water being poured
-Someone folding laundry or making a bed
-Walking through a door into light
-Goat yoga footage — playful, grounded, genuinely on-brand
-Fishing — hands holding a rod, water, early morning light
-Someone laughing outdoors — no face required, from behind
-Gardening fotoage
-Sunflowers — fields, close-ups, petals in natural light

Deliverables
-5 raw b-roll clips per project
-Minimum 10 seconds per clip, longer preferred
-Delivered via Google Drive or Dropbox as .mp4 or .mov files
-No editing, color grading, or music required — raw footage only
-Clips must be original and unencumbered — no third-party rights issues

Rate: $55 per completed set of 5 clips
We are open to ongoing work for applicants who deliver strong first sets. Each facility may require multiple rounds.

How to Apply
Please include the following in your proposal:
-Which facility you're applying for — and confirm you're in or near that region
-2–3 examples of b-roll or UGC content you've previously created — links preferred, attachments accepted
-A brief note on your shooting setup (phone, mirrorless, DSLR, etc.) and where you typically shoot
Y-our availability and turnaround time

Applications without regional confirmation and portfolio examples will not be reviewed.

Deere & Company wants entry level data entry administrators for this project. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals looking to build experience in a professional environment while working with Microsoft Word and other essential office applications.

Responsibilities:
1) Update customer and staff spreadsheet with accuracy.
2) Arrange documents and cross check data for consistency.
3) Organize documents, files and maintain structured records.
4) Perform basic administrative tasks and maintain confidentiality.

Preferred to Have:
1) Basic proficiency in Microsoft Word.
2) Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
3) Ability to follow written instructions and meet deadlines.
4) Good typing skills.
5) No previous experience can come in because training will be provided.

Preferred Skills:
1) Familiarity with Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets is a plus.
2) Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
3) Positive attitude and willingness to learn.

If you are organized, motivated, and eager to develop your administrative skills, we encourage you to apply. We look forward to welcoming dedicated individuals who are committed to accuracy and professional excellence.

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**Job Description: Medical Transcriptionist**

We are currently seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented transcriptionist to join our dynamic team in the critical area of medical record transcription. This role is essential to ensuring that accurate, clear, and comprehensive medical documentation is maintained, which plays a vital part in providing quality healthcare services.

The ideal candidate will possess a proven track record of experience in transcribing medical documents with a high degree of accuracy and efficiency. Candidates should demonstrate proficiency in various transcription software and tools, as well as a strong grasp of medical terminology. Familiarity with different medical specialties and the ability to understand various dialects or accents will be considered an added advantage.

Attention to detail is paramount in this position, as the successful transcriptionist will be responsible for ensuring that all transcriptions are free from errors and reflect the intended meaning of the original audio or written content. A deep understanding of medical jargon, procedures, and documentation standards is essential to facilitate effective communication among healthcare providers and enhance patient care.

This is a part-time role with a short-term engagement, making it an ideal opportunity for professionals looking to contribute their skills in a healthcare setting while maintaining flexibility in their schedules. The position may offer opportunities for remote work, allowing candidates to operate from the comfort of their own home or preferred workspace.

Key Responsibilities:
- Accurately transcribe medical dictations from healthcare professionals, including but not limited to physicians, nurses, and specialists.
- Review and edit transcriptions for clarity, grammar, and adherence to medical documentation standards.
- Maintain confidentiality and adhere to HIPAA regulations when handling sensitive patient information.
- Collaborate with healthcare providers to clarify any ambiguities or uncertainties in the dictation.
- Stay updated on the latest medical terminology and transcription best practices to ensure high-quality outputs.

Qualifications:
- Proven experience in medical transcription or a related field, with references to support your expertise.
- Strong knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, and procedures, as well as familiarity with various medical specialties.
- Excellent listening skills and the ability to accurately interpret audio recordings.
- Proficient in using transcription software and technology, including word processing applications.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage time effectively to meet deadlines.

If you are passionate about accurate medical documentation and eager to contribute to the healthcare community, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity. Join us in making a meaningful impact in the lives of patients and healthcare providers alike. We look forward to reviewing your application!

Cosmo Appliances is a leading provider of high-quality kitchen appliances, renowned for our innovative designs that seamlessly combine style and functionality. Our mission is to empower customers to create exceptional culinary experiences with our premium products, including ranges, range hoods, dishwashers, and more. As we continue to expand our reach, we’re looking for a proactive and creative Social Media Assistant to join our team and help elevate our brand presence.

Job Description:

We are seeking a proactive Social Media Assistant who can think strategically, take initiative, and drive meaningful engagement across social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. In this role, you’ll work closely with the brand team to create engaging content, foster community interaction, and develop impactful collaborations with influencers in the home and lifestyle space.

Responsibilities:

- Content Creation: Develop and curate engaging posts, stories, and videos that showcase Cosmo Appliances products and brand identity.
- Scheduling & Publishing: Manage the content calendar, ensuring timely and consistent posts across social media channels.
- Campaign Execution: Collaborate with the marketing team to develop and execute campaigns that align with company objectives and promotions.
- Influencer Outreach: Identify, research, and connect with influencers and brand ambassadors who align with our brand values and target audience.
- SEO Content: Write blog posts and landing page copy for the company website to support SEO and storytelling efforts.
- Trend Awareness: Stay informed on social media trends, platform updates, and best practices, proactively implementing new ideas.

What We’re Looking For:

- Proactivity: A self-starter who can think independently, take initiative, and drive projects forward without constant oversight.
- Experience: 2-3 years of experience in social media management, content creation, or digital marketing.
- Platform Expertise: Proficiency in Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, as well as tools like Hootsuite or Buffer.
- Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills to convey our brand messaging effectively.
- Creativity: A passion for storytelling and creating visually compelling content that resonates with diverse audiences.
- Organization: Exceptional organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously.
Influencer Marketing: Experience in identifying, vetting, and managing influencer collaborations.
- Typing Speed: At least 50 WPM (REQUIRED).

Schedule:
Monday-Friday, 9:30 AM – 6 PM PST (Pacific Standard Time).

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We are seeking a detail-oriented and reliable Medical Scribe to support our healthcare providers remotely.
This is a one-time trial project with the potential to grow into a full-time role based on performance.
Responsibilities:
Document patient encounters in real-time or from recorded sessions
Accurately record patient history, examination findings, assessment, and treatment plans
Enter detailed clinical notes into EHR systems
Ensure all documentation is clear, complete, and medically accurate
Support providers in maintaining efficient workflow
Requirements:
Prior experience as a Medical Scribe
Strong understanding of medical terminology
Excellent English listening and writing skills
Experience with EHR systems (AthenaOne, Tebra, eClinicalWorks, or similar)
Fast typing speed with strong attention to detail
Ability to work independently and accurately
Preferred:
Experience in the US healthcare system or telehealth environments
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Title: Transcribe Booklet Written in Arabic-Based Script

I am looking for someone to transcribe a scanned booklet into a Word document.

The text is written in an Arabic-based script and contains:

Full diacritics (tashkeel/harakat)
Some extended letters not commonly found in standard Arabic Extended Arabic letters such as:

پ
چ
گ
ڠ
ڤ and more
Religious and poetic text

The task is to reproduce the text exactly as printed.

Requirements

Type the text accurately
Preserve all diacritics
Preserve all special letters
Do not correct, translate, or modernise the text
Maintain the original line breaks where practical
Mark unclear characters rather than guessing
Deliver the final work in Word (.docx)

Useful Skills (but not required)

Arabic-script typing
Urdu, Persian, Jawi, Ajami, or similar scripts
OCR correction
Careful proofreading and attention to detail

Bonus (not required)
If you have experience with custom characters, fonts, or extended Arabic-script letters, please mention it in your proposal.

Accuracy and attention to detail are more important than knowledge of the language.

Files provided:

-The original scanned document will be attached.
-I can also provide an AI-generated transcription of the first 20 pages as a starting point.
-If helpful, I can generate AI transcriptions for the remainder of the document as well.
-Any AI transcription should be treated as a draft and carefully checked against the original scan for accuracy.

Hi Dear Kaifa Khan, As discuss on whatsapp so you will convert 34 Pages PDF document into ms word with 100% accuracy. I will provide you all logo/images to be placed. Your proficiency in MS word is compulsory. NO AUTO CONVERSIONS TOOL OR AI SUPPORT AS WE ALREADY KNOWS HOW TO DO automated way so we don't get accuracy and purpose.

Thanks

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