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Product Manager, Hive Models Role As a Product Manager on our Hive Models team, you will work cross-functionally with all stakeholders to define product requirements and see the implementation ...

Solutions Architect, AI Models

$64.50 - $85/hr

Support a broad model portfolio spanning LLMs, multimodal, retrieval, speech, content safety, and edge use cases. * Partner with enterprise customers in co-design engagements - understanding their ...

Business Analyst, Hive Models As a Business Analyst on the Hive Models team, you will work closely with our Machine Learning, Product, and Business Development teams to ensure successful client ...

With approximately 1,300 boutiques and outlets throughout the U.S., as well as an online presence for each of our brands, it takes sophisticated technology, resources and infrastructure to ensure the ...

We want to design the most innovative solutions for every woman, and you can be part of that mission! Help us by trying on our latest Soma designs, so together we can evaluate and perfect the fit of ...

In this unique role, you'll help us teach our models how to be better copilots for designers. You'll work across all our products to improve our AI models' design capabilities and oversee evaluation ...

Our robust global portfolio includes Art + Commerce, IMG Models, and The Wall Group. The Role and What You'll Do: The Assistant will be responsible for providing support to the business leaders of ...

Prepare all models and fabrication drawings of tubular steel utility structures and related hardware using SolidWorks. * Solve problems individually and for team members * Mentor and develop the team ...

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How much do models jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for models in the United States is $45.71, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.90 and $72.12 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Models vs Photographers?

AspectModelsPhotographers
Required CredentialsPortfolio, sometimes agency representationPhotography skills, equipment knowledge
Work EnvironmentPhoto shoots, fashion shows, studiosStudios, outdoor locations, editing suites
Employer & Industry UsageFashion, advertising, entertainmentMedia, advertising, art projects
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding modeling roles, careersPhotography techniques, career info

Models primarily focus on showcasing clothing, accessories, or products in various settings, often working with photographers. Photographers, on the other hand, capture images, manage lighting, and edit photos. While models need to have a strong presence and portfolio, photographers require technical skills and equipment knowledge. Both roles are essential in the fashion and advertising industries, often collaborating closely during photo shoots.

How do you get a job as a model?

To become a model, individuals typically build a portfolio of professional photos, gain experience through local or open casting calls, and seek representation from modeling agencies. Having good physical appearance, confidence, and understanding of industry standards can improve chances of securing modeling jobs.

What jobs can you do as a model?

Models can work in various fields such as fashion, commercial, runway, fitness, plus-size, parts modeling, and promotional events. They may require specific skills, portfolios, and sometimes agency representation to secure assignments. Modeling jobs often involve photo shoots, runway shows, or brand promotions and can vary in schedule and location.
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Infographic showing various Models job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% Internship, 83% Full Time, 13% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 83% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 13% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $95,086 per year, or $45.7 per hour.

Machine Learning: World Models

The Bot Company

San Francisco, CA • On-site

$200K - $350K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 26 days ago


Job description

The Bot Company
We're building a helpful robot for every home.
We're a small team of engineers, designers, and operators based in San Francisco. Our team comes from Tesla, Cruise, OpenAI, Google, Pixar, and many other great companies. In the past we've shipped to hundreds of millions of users and know what it takes to build amazing products and experiences.
Our team is deliberately lean to promote rapid decision making and do away with bureaucracy and hierarchy. Everyone is an IC and is empowered with massive scope, radical ownership, and direct responsibility. We work across the stack with a culture built for rapid iteration and fast execution.
What we look for in all candidates
All roles at The Bot Company demand extreme sharpness and the ability to move fast in high-intensity environments. Throughout the process, we expect candidates to demonstrate:
  • Exceptional mental acuity: you think quickly, learn instantly, and reason across unfamiliar domains.
  • Engineering curiosity: you naturally dig into how systems work, even outside your specialty.
  • High performance mindset: you move fast, handle ambiguity, and excel when the environment is demanding.
Machine Learning: World Models
We are building neural simulators that understand the "grammar" of the physical world, including physics, causality, and long-term dynamics.
You will develop video generation into controllable, large-scale world models.
What You'll Do
  • Architect Neural Simulators: Design and train spatiotemporal models that move beyond short clips toward coherent, long-form world simulations.
  • Scale Training: Own the end-to-end training of multi-billion parameter models on huge clusters.
  • Own the Training Loop End-to-End: Design, run, debug, and iterate on large-scale training experiments-diagnosing failure modes, improving data mixtures, and tightening evaluation to drive measurable gains.
Requirements
  • Very strong coding skills in Python, C++, or Rust.
  • Video Generation Expertise: Deep experience shipping/researching high-fidelity video models.
  • Architectural Intuition: Ability to design from scratch and reason about scaling laws and failure modes.
  • Infrastructure Fluency: Comfortable managing and optimizing large-scale experiments on massive GPU clusters.

Why Join
You'll work with a small, elite team on challenges that require speed, intelligence, and deep engineering instinct. If you enjoy understanding systems at all levels, move fast, and think even faster, you'll thrive here.