AI Design Trainer for Web/UI - Onsite Tempe

Designer Jobs; Tempe (AZ); On-site; USD 103,000 - 172,000; Full time

Job summary

DataAnnotation is looking for an AI Trainer who can bring real-world web and UI/UX standards to frontier AI design tools. This onsite contract role is in Tempe, AZ, where you will create realistic visual design briefs, run them through AI systems, and evaluate the resulting interfaces against professional expectations.

You will develop challenging briefs, test outputs from frontier AI design tools, compare model versions, and critique model-generated interfaces—covering layouts, typography, and

Qualifications

• Fluency in English is required.
• Experience with UI/UX or graphic design principles.
• Ability to critique design and explain failures with evidence.
• Familiarity with AI design tools is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Develop challenging, realistic design briefs based on your professional expertise.
• Operate frontier AI design tools and evaluate outputs against professional standards.
• Compare two model versions with identical prompts and assets, documenting performance differences.
• Critique model-generated interfaces, including layouts, typography, and visuals.
• Identify concrete failures with evidence (alignment, spacing, overflow, etc.).
• Contribute across software, office design, technical illustration, and new media.

Skills

Fluency in English

UI/UX design

Web design

Graphic design

Visual hierarchy

Typography

Interaction design

User flow

Explain design failures

AI design tools

Education

Bachelor’s degree (preferred)

Job description

DataAnnotation is looking for an AI Trainer who can bring real-world web and UI/UX standards to frontier AI design tools. This onsite contract role is in Tempe, AZ, where you will create realistic visual design briefs, run them through AI systems, and evaluate the resulting interfaces against professional expectations.

You will develop challenging briefs, test outputs from frontier AI design tools, compare model versions, and critique model-generated interfaces—covering layouts, typography, and