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A personal resource from Meg

Looking for work?
I have a lead.

I just completed another interview and got my first job through micro1. If you are looking for work, I wanted to share the link so you can see whether there is a fit for your experience.

Referral disclosure: This is my referral link. I may receive a bonus if you join and meet micro1’s referral requirements.

Explore micro1 roles with my referral

If you would like me to be your referrer, use this link to explore roles and apply directly with micro1. micro1 handles applications and may contact you about yours.

Why I am sharing this

When someone asks me about work, I want to have something practical to pass along. I have gone through micro1’s interview process myself and now have my first job through the company. That is the experience behind this recommendation.

I am sharing a personal lead. micro1 makes its own hiring decisions. My experience does not guarantee that someone else will be selected, and applying or getting certified does not guarantee a project.

Start with the work you know

  1. Browse the current roles

    Look for work that matches your actual skills and experience. Openings change, so check micro1’s listings directly.

  2. Read the details

    Check the location, experience, time commitment, compensation, and project terms for the role before you apply.

  3. Apply with micro1

    Follow the application and interview steps on micro1’s site. Your application belongs there; you do not need to send your résumé or personal documents to Stand With Meg.

A few things to know

What kind of work is it?

micro1 connects people with subject expertise to projects that help develop and improve AI. Its expert information page explains the process and the fields it works in.

Will I get a job if I pass the interview?

micro1 says certification makes you eligible for consideration. Placement depends on your skills, project requirements, and available work.

How much will I earn?

Check the specific listing and any offer you receive from micro1. Compensation and hours depend on the role and project. I keep my own compensation private.

Do I need to share my family or court situation?

You do not need to share a case story, fill out a Stand With Meg survey, or make a donation to use this resource. Focus your job application on the skills and experience the role asks for.

Read more directly from micro1: expert FAQ · referral program. Information reviewed November 4, 2026.

If you need parental rights help, read the record first and then share the survey.