Tamara Patzer
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How to use this report: each card below links to an article that breaks down one group of new micro1 roles, including pay as posted, hours and who the work suits. Open the article first, then read the full posting before you apply.
The Expert Opportunity Report is an information resource and is not affiliated with micro1. Pay, requirements and availability change often, and applying does not guarantee work.
This issue covers 13 roles added on Nov. 11 and Nov. 12, 2026: paralegal and loan servicing work, four physician roles, two software engineering roles, and game, art, circuit design and conversation roles. |
micro1 has posted three remote contractor roles for legal and public-benefits experience.
Two are for paralegals and law students, listing $40 to $80 and $50 to $120 an hour. The third seeks federal student loan servicing specialists at $30 to $50 an hour.
Applying does not guarantee work. Read More... |
micro1 posted four physician roles on Nov. 11, 2026: Medical Doctor, Emergency Medicine, Radiology and Family Medicine.
They are remote, part-time and project-based, and pay is not posted yet. Candidates complete a short AI interview.
Applying does not guarantee work. Read More... |
micro1 lists Software Engineer and Software Engineer - Backend at $50 to $100 an hour.
Contributors build coding tasks, reproducible environments and verifiers for AI models, about 15 hours a week. Pay is tied to approved tasks.
Applying does not guarantee work. Read More... |
micro1 added roles for Godot game developers, Krita illustrators, DesignSpark PCB engineers and AI conversation evaluators.
Listed pay runs from $21 to $130 an hour depending on the role.
Applying does not guarantee work. Read More... |
micro1 uses an AI recruiter named Zara to interview every applicant. Interviews run 20 to 40 minutes, about 7 minutes per listed skill. Build one real example per skill from the job description and practice answering out loud. Read More... |
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