Find currently available paid online work that fits the worker profile and constraints below.

Find up to 3 strong opportunities paying approximately $20–$200 each. These should be real, currently actionable pieces of work—not ordinary employment listings. Worker profile I am a technically capable US-based individual who works extensively with AI coding and research tools. My strongest existing experience is with Python, Go, Git/GitHub, Linux/CLI workflows, APIs, debugging, research, documentation, and software troubleshooting. However, do not reject an opportunity solely because it uses another programming language, framework, or technical stack. I am comfortable using AI assistance, documentation, and existing tools to work in unfamiliar technologies when the task is sufficiently bounded and does not require deep pre-existing domain expertise. Good opportunities include small coding fixes, scripts, integrations, documentation, technical writing, QA/testing, bug reproduction, data cleanup or classification, public-source research, technical investigation, market/opportunity research, and similar clearly defined tasks. Scope requirements Each opportunity should: Pay roughly $20–$200 as a fixed reward, bounty, or clearly bounded project. Be realistically completable by one person in approximately 1–8 hours of focused work with AI assistance. Be remote and available to a US-based worker. Have a concrete deliverable or acceptance criterion. Be open and accepting applications, claims, or submissions now. Not require senior-level expertise, specialized professional licensing, extensive prior credentials, travel, cold calling, or a multi-week commitment. Permit the work to be completed honestly; exclude opportunities where AI assistance would violate the client's or platform's stated rules. Do not return ordinary full-time/part-time jobs, unpaid work, expired tasks, demo/sample listings, referral programs, speculative token rewards, sweepstakes, academic cheating/ghostwriting, opportunities requiring deposits or purchases, or listings whose payment cannot reasonably be verified. Prefer opportunities with evidence that the buyer has actually paid workers before, the bounty is funded/escrowed, or the platform provides credible payment protection. For each result provide: Direct URL to the actual opportunity. Exact stated payment. What must be delivered. Evidence it is still available now. Deadline, if any. Eligibility or account requirements. Any application fee, paid bid credits, deposit, or other upfront cost. Evidence of funding/payment reliability when publicly available. Why it fits this worker profile. Any important risk, unusually high competition, or reason payment may be uncertain. Good places to begin searching: Upwork, Freelancer, PeoplePerHour, Guru, and Contra. You may use other reputable public marketplaces or bounty systems if you find a stronger opportunity. Quality is more important than quantity. One excellent verified opportunity is preferable to three weak ones. Do not pad the submission. If only one or two opportunities genuinely satisfy the criteria, return only those. This task will remain open for 2 hours. Submission speed does not determine selection. After the window closes, I may select up to four submissions from different workers and divide the reward among them. Selection will be based on accuracy, current availability, verification quality, fit, and usefulness.