AI QA Coder: Remote Code Review for AI Models

Outlier; Tijuana; Remote; MXN 512,000 - 871,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

LLM access

Job summary

Outlier offers a remote QA coding program where you review AI-generated code and flag issues, rate model responses, and craft clear computer science prompts. You can work from anywhere in Latin America, with pay up to $34 USD/hr plus incentives and a potential bonus.

The role suits strong English and attention to detail, with a freelance 1099 arrangement. Applicants should hold a CS degree, have production code experience, and be able to articulate complex ideas in writing and speech.

Qualifications

• Completed a Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science from a selective institution.
• Software engineering experience contributing to a live production codebase ideally for a technology company.
• Ability to articulate complex concepts fluently in written and spoken English.
• Excellent attention to detail, including grammar, punctuation, and style guidelines.

Responsibilities

• Review AI-generated code: Read through code produced by AI models and flag errors, inconsistencies, or quality issues using structured guidelines.
• Rate and rank model responses: Score responses across key dimensions — accuracy, instruction following, and presentation — to help improve model output.
• Write computer science questions: Develop clear, well-structured prompts that challenge AI models and push the boundaries of their coding ability.

Skills

Software engineering

English proficiency

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Job description

Outlier offers a remote QA coding program where you review AI-generated code and flag issues, rate model responses, and craft clear computer science prompts. You can work from anywhere in Latin America, with pay up to $34 USD/hr plus incentives and a potential bonus.

The role suits strong English and attention to detail, with a freelance 1099 arrangement. Applicants should hold a CS degree, have production code experience, and be able to articulate complex ideas in writing and speech.