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Our 5-year-old son genuinely loves numbers, and we want to keep it that way. We're looking for a Stanford undergrad or grad student to come play math with him - games, puzzles, number play. No worksheets, no drilling. The gig: 45-minute sessions, once a week, at our home in Hillsborough, about 25 min from campus $100 per session, including your travel time The biggest plus is real experience (and genuine enjoyment) with kids this age. Reply with a bit about yourself, your experience with young kids, and your availability.

We're a Stanford area family looking for a reliable, warm afternoon caregiver for our 8-year-old son (third grade). Fall schedule is still settling, but expect approximately 2-3 hours/day between 2pm and 6pm on weekdays (M-F). What the role involves: School pickup in Palo Alto and drive home or to after-school activities Drive back home from after-school activities Afternoon snack prep. Homework supervision (needs light direction to sit and work, no teaching/coaching necessary!) If need more hours, can add house chores What we're looking for: clean driving record, your own reliable car, current CPR/first aid or willingness to certify, comfort with elementary-age kids, and good references. Rate depends on experience, but flexible. Reply with a short note about your experience and your afternoon availability, and we'll set up a call.

Looking for a tennis tutor that can teach me how to play. My skill rn is that I can underhand serve and receive incoming balls but I need better control. Would be preferred if we can go to a tennis court near campus or Menlo Park. Flexible w prices.

Kapahi Lab | Stanford University Location: Stanford Research Park, 1701 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto, CA Pay: $20/hour Position: Part-time undergraduate research assistant The Kapahi Lab is seeking a motivated Stanford undergraduate to join our research team studying the biology of aging, longevity, and neurodegenerative disease using Drosophila (fruit flies) as a model organism. This is an excellent opportunity for a student interested in biology, genetics, neuroscience, or aging research to gain hands-on laboratory experience and become involved in ongoing research projects. Responsibilities The student will be trained to assist with: Preparing and pouring Drosophila media Basic fly husbandry, including transferring and maintaining fly stocks Setting up and monitoring lifespan experiments Collecting and organizing experimental data Assisting lab members with experiments related to aging and neurodegeneration General organization and maintenance of the fly research area Research Opportunities Beyond routine laboratory work, motivated students will have opportunities to become involved in research projects examining the genetic and metabolic mechanisms of aging and dementia. Depending on interest, performance, and time commitment, there may be opportunities to: Learn additional techniques in Drosophila genetics and aging biology Analyze lifespan and healthspan data Participate in lab meetings and scientific discussions Develop an independent research project Contribute to scientific manuscripts and potentially earn authorship when contributions warrant it Qualifications No previous experience with Drosophila is required; training will be provided. We are looking for someone who is: Reliable, careful, and organized Interested in biological research Comfortable working independently after training Able to make a consistent weekly commitment during the academic year Students considering careers in biomedical research, medicine, neuroscience, genetics, or aging biology are particularly encouraged to apply. To apply: Please send a brief description of your research interests, your CV/resume, and your expected weekly availability to pkapahi@stanford.edu

We just moved to the city and were wondering if anyone on campus with a truck or van would be willing to help move a sectional + a couple small console tables up to the city. Flexible on price

Hello, · We are a tech couple living in Menlo Park. I am needing some help with basic household chores for twice a week for a couple of hours due to some health reasons. This position is ideal for a local student looking for a low-stress, flexible side gig close to campus. Key responsibilities will be kitchen reset, laundry, folding, common area reset, some light dusting or vacuuming etc. Pay will be $25-$30.00 depending on experience and reliability. Days and times are completely flexible to work around class schedules. We can also support with mentorship etc. · Reply directly through SUpost with your school year/major, general weekly availability, and a brief summary of any past household or organizational experience, or email me at jaggie29@gmail.com. · Looking forward to hearing from you! Jaggie

We are a family in the redwood city area looking for a kind, calm, and reliable female Stanford student, undergraduate or graduate, to accompany our high school senior daughter while she does homework. · She is bright and capable but sometimes has difficulty getting started and staying focused. This is not primarily a tutoring position. The main role is to sit beside her, help her begin, break assignments into small steps, and provide gentle, nonjudgmental structure. · Schedule: 3–4 weekday afternoons, approximately 4:30–6:30 PM Pay: $50/hour, two-hour. Location: Belmont/San Mateo Start: Two-week paid trial, with the possibility of continuing throughout the school year · Experience with teenagers, tutoring, mentoring, anxiety, ADHD, or executive-function support is helpful but not required. · Please reply with your Stanford program and year, availability, relevant experience, transportation, and references.

Cargo Robotics has emerged from stealth! I'm delighted to partner with the Cargo founders to recruit and build our founding engineering team, particularly VP of Engineering, Senior Robotics Software Engineer, Senior Mechanical Engineer, Director of Manufacturing and Supply Chain, and Mechatronics Technician (Contract). Please see our careers website for additional details. Exceptional problem-solver engineers who exhibit uncommon kindness and compassion in addition to world-class robotics acumen and mission-driven frameworks would be appreciated.😍 Exceptional referrals from your climate tech, mechanical, autonomous vehicles, roboticists, and energy applications ecosystems are truly appreciated. Cargo is well-funded by leading robotics investors and advised by leading executives. Our team is comprised of engineers from Tesla, Stanford, NASA JPL, Lockheed Martin, Saildrone, Machina Labs, Roam Robotics, Stanford AI Lab, Caltech, and Georgia Tech. Engineers will build our last-mile delivery robot and the frontier of physical intelligence inside delivery vans. Demand outpaces what we can build, and one of the largest parcel carriers has committed as our customer with requests for hundreds of robots! Tackle one of the most important problems in global logistics with our mission-driven crew. Thank you for empowering us to multiplicatively impact humanity across climate tech, decarbonization, and autonomous robotics, and bring the X1 Robotic Cargo Bay to life! Opportunities enclosed: https://www.withcargo.com/careers Please email resumes and "Why Cargo" paragraph to jobs@withcargo.com and hannah@withcargo.com. Our team reviews each resume. Thank you so much for your contributions to the robotics renaissance 🙂! https://cargorobotics.ai/

PostHog (YC W20) is hiring contract data labelers for our AI research team. You’ll watch anonymized product session recordings and answer structured questions about them. Check out https://posthog.com/research for more context. ~$30/hr equivalent, paid fixed-price per task ~2–5 hrs/week now, growing to 10–20 hrs/week over the next few months Fully remote, work async whenever you want Paid 30-min weekly feedback call, Monday 5 PM CEST / 8 AM PT No coding involved We're looking to hire ~6 labelers immediately, and are expanding over the coming months. As an early labeler, you’ll provide feedback on what works and what doesn’t, to help shape the question set and the labeling suite itself. To apply: Send an email to marcus.h@posthog.com with the subject "Data Labeler" and include: your CV A few sentences about your background (coding/product experience or prior data labeling work is a plus) I read every application and respond to everyone, usually within a day. If it's a fit, you can start the same week.