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Sounds a little like you're overqualified. Fine tuning is something you could probably pick up from a udacity course if you'd like.
Or a huggingface tutorial
He obviously is not overqualified, otherwise he would know how to do it. Sure, calling some random code snippets to fine-tune is easy, but doing this properly takes quite some experience.
How can someone be overqualified when they don't know how to do their work tasks?
s/over/under/d