Support development Job

Personal Computer / Development Assistant
We are senior full-stack developer and AI engineer Team looking for someone reliable to help me with my computer and day-to-day development work.
You do not need to be a developer or have professional experience. We can teach you what you need to know.
The main thing I’m looking for is someone who is responsible, careful, honest, and willing to learn.
The work may include:
Helping organize and manage our computer
Installing and updating software
Setting up development tools
Running simple commands and following instructions
Managing files and folders
Helping with basic testing
Watching for problems and reporting them to us
Doing simple repetitive computer tasks
Learning new tools and workflows as needed
You don't need to know programming. If you are interested in technology and comfortable using a computer, that's enough to start.
What matters most:
Reliable and responsible
Careful with someone else's computer and information
Good attention to detail
Able to follow instructions
Willing to learn
Good communication
Honest and trustworthy
This can start as part-time work, with flexible hours. If things work well, there can be ongoing work and more responsibilities over time.
When contacting us, please tell us a little about yourself, your computer experience, your availability, and why you think you'd be a good fit.
No advanced technical skills are required.

Personal Computer / Development Assistant We are senior full-stack developer and AI engineer Team looking for someone reliable to help me with my computer and day-to-day development work. You do not need to be a developer or have professional experience. We can teach you what you need to know. The main thing I’m looking for is someone who is responsible, careful, honest, and willing to learn. The work may include: Helping organize and manage our computer Installing and updating software Setting up development tools Running simple commands and following instructions Managing files and folders Helping with basic testing Watching for problems and reporting them to us Doing simple repetitive computer tasks Learning new tools and workflows as needed You don't need to know programming. If you are interested in technology and comfortable using a computer, that's enough to start. What matters most: Reliable and responsible Careful with someone else's computer and information