Jobs are now requiring experience with ChatGPT — and they'll pay as much as $800,000 a year for the skill

Companies are looking for workers with knowledge of ChatGPT to fill their marketing roles, with the hope that the skill will juice up marketing strategies.

Lasso MD, a San Diego-based healthtech company, is hiring a full-time social media product manager who will make between $50,000 to $70,000 a year.

According to the job listing, the role requires "direct experience designing ChatGPT prompts for unique post captions." Lasso MD has "already deeply integrated" GPT-4 — ChatGPT's latest language model — into its product workflows, Eric Bunnell, the company's CEO, said.

"We want candidates who are not only capable of executing our AI-enabled workflows, but can also bring new learnings and efficiencies to the table from their own experience with generative-AI," Bunnell told Insider.

FloWater, a Denver-based tech company that purifies tap water, is hiring a full-time marketing coordinator to help plan and execute its marketing campaigns.

One of the job qualifications, per the listing, includes using ChatGPT to boost lead generation, and enhance social media and influencer marketing tasks, said Rich Razgaitis, FloWater's CEO and cofounder.

"Marketing is all about generating hyperbolic growth, and candidates with ChatGPT expertise bring a competitive advantage by being able to create marketing systems at scale," he told Insider.

Some firms are even hiring for ChatGPT-specific roles. Protein Milkshake, a women's nutrition company, is looking to hire a "Klaviyo + ChatGPT email marketing super expert" — a remote contractor will earn between $18 and $50 an hour, and use the chatbot to help run its email marketing campaigns.

Businesses are also seeking to hire AI and machine learning engineers with experience using ChatGPT to build their products in novel ways.

Recruiting from Scratch, an HR firm, is hiring a remote senior machine learning engineer for a client. The position, which comes with a salary of $120,000 to $185,000 a year, requires"familiarity with current AI tools" like ChatGPT and Midjourney, an AI-image generator.

Interface.ai, a conversational AI-tool for the finance industry, is looking for a remote machine learning engineer — an entry-level role that pays between $130,000 to $170,000 a year — to integrate cutting-edge models like GPT into its products. The job requires "experience with natural language processing and large language models" behind ChatGPT.

"Experience with LLMs is a key requirement for the role," Srinivas Njay, the CEO of Interface.ai, told Insider. "Ultimately this helps our customers — banks and credit unions — become more efficient in engaging with their customers."

Prescriber Point, a digital health startup, and Steneral Consulting, an IT consulting firm, are also looking to fill engineering roles with candidates who can integrate ChatGPT into their workflows.

Software developers looking for new jobs may have the upper-hand if they know how to use ChatGPT to improve the quality of their work.

Workera AI, an AI-powered skills training platform, is hiring an assessment developer to develop its cybersecurity models and skills assessments, and is looking for a candidate that has "experience using ChatGPT."

Knowing how to "fine-tune" ChatGPT prompts will help improve the quality of Workera's skill tests, Ted Van Den Berg, the CEO of Workera AI, said.

"By using ChatGPT and similar AI technology, assessment developers can spend less time developing competency models and assessment questions from scratch, and more time leveraging their subject matter expertise to refine them, increasing the efficiency and scale of assessment development," Van Den Berg told Insider.

Earlier this month, Inside.com, a social platform for business leaders headquartered in San Francisco, closed its application for a ChatGPT and AI developer — a remote, full-time position that pays $125,000 a year — who could develop and integrate AI-tools like virtual assistants into its products and services. "Experience with ChatGPT" and other large language models was a requirement.

ZINFI Technologies, a cloud-based marketing platform, is looking to fill its ChatGPT-integrated support chat tool development role with someone who will use ChatGPT's language model to build the company's own chatbot.

Tech companies are hiring workers familiar with ChatGPT to train their own AI-models to produce the best outputs.

Crystal Equation, an IT staffing agency, is hiring a data labeling analyst who will be responsible for identifying "potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities" in its large language model. The job pays $13 to $18 an hour, and experience using ChatGPT and its rival Google Bard is required.

"Use of these language models enable increased collaboration and execution across implementation teams," Christine Terman, the president and CEO at Crystal Equation, told Insider.

DealDriver AI, an AI-powered car buying service, is looking for a remote, full-time AI data operations specialist to fine-tune its personalized ChatGPT-powered chatbot that helps its customers negotiate prices with car dealerships.

"Our ops specialists make sure that the AI is able to continue adapting and handle new conversations as we experience them,"Alex Chung, the head of buying experience at DealDriver AI, told Insider.

GetIt, a service for job seekers, seeks to fill a full-time, remote role to train ChatGPT's language model to answer questions related to finance.

Education organizations are looking for teachers who can use ChatGPT to aid student learning.

Oliver Scholars, a nonprofit that prepares underserved students in New York City to attend prestigious schools, is hiring a part-time summer history instructor for $5,200 to $10,200 over the semester. The instructor will be responsible for teaching students how to use ChatGPT for learning purposes, Danielle Cox, the CEO of Oliver Scholars, said.

"We want our students to understand the opportunities and limits of this emerging technology," Dr. Cox told Insider. "We also need teachers who are savvy enough to help students avoid plagiarism and to discern what information is reliable and what is not."

Coursemojo, an ed-tech company, is hiring full-time psychology and computer science teachers, each with a salary range of $53,600 to $76,000 a year. The education platform is also looking for part-time ASL and health science teachers for $11,000 a year.

Candidates with an "aptitude" or "willingness to learn" to apply AI tools like ChatGPT to course design are preferred, according to the job listings.

Product managers who can use ChatGPT to streamline their workflows and increase efficiency may have an edge at landing their next gig.

Real Chemistry, an AI-healthcare firm, is hiring a senior product manager for its generative AI division, a remote full-time job that pays between $150,000 to $175,000 a year. The candidate must have a "deep interest" in generative AI tech, according to the job listing, and will help build out the company's AI-product roadmap using tools like ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion.

"Generative AI will help us focus more on creative and storytelling skills and less on repetitive tasks and simplistic content generation," Romain Bogaerts, the director of AI solutions engineering at Real Chemistry, told Insider.

Integrated Projects, a digital platform for architects, is also hiring a senior product manager to improve its product suite. Familiarity with tools like ChatGPT is required for the gig, which comes with a salary of $140,000 to $160,000 per year, according to the listing.

Jose L. Cruz Jr., the CEO of Integrated Projects, said the chatbot is good at producing structured content, which he said can be an asset to his team.

"A strong candidate knows how to balance the efficiencies of ChatGPT with a discerning eye for detail and curation," Cruz Jr. told Insider.

Earlier this month, Crossover, a search engine for remote jobs, closed its applications for senior director of product management and chief product officer. Both positions offered $800,000 salaries and required that applicants apply ChatGPT to their work.

Recruitment teams are looking for employees interested in using ChatGPT to hire the most qualified workers.

Moderna Therapeutics, the Cambridge-based biotech company, is hiring a hybrid, full-time global head of talent acquisition to help the company develop a strategy that would attract the best talent. Moderna is looking for candidates with a "digital-first mindset" who feel comfortable applying technology like ChatGPT to enhance the company's bottom line, according to the job listing.

Christopher Ridley, a spokesperson for Moderna, told Insider that the vaccine-maker is focused on using AI technology to "propel the organization forward" and "better the lives" of its patients.

Similarly, Integrated Projects, the digital platform for architects, is looking for someone with "strong ChatGPT prompt skills" to fill its talent acquisition and support role.