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Since the job description includes 70-80 hours I expect that they are paying more. It would be normal to assume a 70/40 or 80/40 pay rate, that is, about twice
by daly 9y ago
Since the job description includes 70-80 hours I expect that they are paying more. It would be normal to assume a 70/40 or 80/40 pay rate, that is, about twice the normal rate for a leading edge programmer. So, base salary should probably start north of $500,000 per year. And those hours will require working both at work and at home so you should expect a fully funded home-office and half-coverage of your rent. I'm willing to bet that won't happen.
- singularity2001 9y agoIs that even legal to demand a 70+ hour 'work ethic'?
- wageslaving 9y agoPersonally, I would expect at least time and a half applied to those last 30-40 hours as well. Which would be 85/40 to 100/40.
- monktastic1 9y agoStupid question: what does a pay rate in the form "x/y" mean?
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- clooless 9y agoNormal rate is 40 hours/wk. New rate is (e.g.) 80 hrs per week, so the pay should reflect that. 80/40 or 2/1 or 2x the rate.
- monktastic1 9y agoDerp, should have been obvious from context. Thanks!
- falcolas 9y agoAgreed. If this was a hourly position, and if the base pay was around $150,000, that would put it just shy of the $400,000 range just to account for all the overtime. Of course, it won't be paid hourly; it's much easier to abuse salaried individuals.
- sgy 9y agoThat explains the $12k referral bonus here https://www.ref10.com/ https://www.ref10.com/
- gaius 9y agoMaybe not: Previous experience with machine learning, such as experience from completing the Coursera Machine Learning and/or deeplearning.ai MOOCs If that's the experience level, then this is an entry-level job.