If you are talking about this, it is my impression that you are looking for a highly qualified candidate (BSc in a STEM field, large scale ML experience, and an experienced software developer).
This is something that takes at least 5-6 years of combined education + work experience. I am very happy that there are jobs like this in the Julia community, but I think it underscores my point: entry level jobs of “just coding Julia” (without some complementary skill) may not be a realistic feature of the Julia scene, compared to other languages. Eg most junior Java, Php or Python jobs don’t even insist on a degree.