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OpenTrain AI is recruiting a Compliance AI Evaluation Expert to assess AI-generated compliance content and workflows. You will apply practical knowledge of laws, regulations, licensing standards, eligibility reviews, and enforcement analysis to judge the quality and reliability of written AI outputs.
This remote contract project is open to eligible professionals in the USA, lasting approximately 4-6 weeks with at least 20 hours per week and compensation at $70-$110 per hour after the first task.
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AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Models need knowledgeable people to review written outputs, assess whether conclusions are supported, and identify inaccurate or incomplete reasoning. In this role, your compliance expertise will help evaluate how reliably AI handles regulatory analysis and decision-making.
OpenTrain is recruiting a Compliance AI Evaluation Expert to assess AI-generated compliance content and workflows. You will apply practical knowledge of laws, regulations, licensing standards, eligibility reviews, and enforcement analysis to judge the quality and reliability of written AI outputs.
This remote contract project is open to eligible professionals in the USA. It is expected to last approximately 4-6 weeks and requires at least 20 hours per week. Compensation is task-based for the first approved task, after which eligible contributors may be paid hourly for the remainder of the project at an advertised rate of $70-$110 per hour.
You will produce consistent, well-supported evaluations that distinguish strong regulatory reasoning from incomplete or inaccurate analysis. Your feedback should clearly explain whether an AI response applies relevant compliance concepts appropriately and supports its conclusions with sound reasoning and evidence.
This role requires at least four years of professional experience in compliance, regulatory affairs, licensing examination, regulatory enforcement, or a closely related field. The listed experience level is entry level, but the specific project requirements call for established professional compliance or regulatory experience.
Experience interpreting licensing standards, assessing regulatory evidence, documenting violations, and forming defensible enforcement recommendations will help you succeed. The work calls for disciplined written judgment and practical understanding of how compliance findings and enforcement decisions are developed.