AI UX Review & Design Specialist (Remote, Flexible)

prolificacademicltd; United States; Remote; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Flexible hours

Job summary

Prolific Academic Ltd in the United States is seeking UX/product designers to contribute to paid tasks that train and evaluate AI models. After a short skills assessment, you may join a network of independent participants to review design work on a flexible, task-by-task basis.

Remote work is supported with rates that can reach up to $50 per hour. Applicants complete a 10–15 minute assessment before potential enrollment, with tasks varying in study length.

Qualifications

• A degree in HCI, UX design, product design, or a related discipline.
• At least one year of professional experience with digital product design or design systems.
• Strong knowledge of user-centered design, usability heuristics, and accessibility.
• Clear written communication and ability to provide detailed design feedback.

Responsibilities

• Assess AI-generated wireframes and user flows for usability and consistency.
• Review designs for accessibility and WCAG alignment.
• Check model recommendations against UX patterns and principles.
• Identify gaps in user journeys and issues with information architecture.
• Explain reasoning behind design assessments, both functionally and visually.

Skills

User-centered design

Usability heuristics

Accessibility

Clear written communication

Evidence-based feedback

Education

Degree in HCI/UX/Product Design

Tools

Figma

Adobe Creative Suite

Sketch

Job description

Prolific Academic Ltd in the United States is seeking UX/product designers to contribute to paid tasks that train and evaluate AI models. After a short skills assessment, you may join a network of independent participants to review design work on a flexible, task-by-task basis.

Remote work is supported with rates that can reach up to $50 per hour. Applicants complete a 10–15 minute assessment before potential enrollment, with tasks varying in study length.