Role overview
Apply product and UX design judgment to help train and evaluate AI systems. This is flexible, paid task-based work: candidates first complete a short skills assessment, and successful applicants may be invited to review model outputs. Some assignments require an uninterrupted hour, though shorter tasks may also be available.
Responsibilities
- Evaluate AI-produced wireframes, user flows, and product specifications for usability and logical consistency.
- Review design suggestions for accessibility and inclusive practice.
- Identify journey gaps, redundant interactions, weak visual hierarchy, and information architecture issues.
- Check recommendations against recognized UX patterns and principles.
- Assess product requirement documents for clarity, feasibility, and user value, and explain the reasoning behind critiques.
Requirements
- A degree in HCI, UX design, product design, or a related discipline.
- At least one year of professional experience in digital product design, user research, or design system development.
- Strong grasp of usability heuristics, WCAG accessibility standards, and user-centered design.
- Sound analytical judgment across interfaces and user journeys, including the ability to weigh user needs against business and technical constraints.
- Clear communication and the ability to assess both functional and aesthetic quality.
- A PayPal account for receiving task payments.
Nice to have
- Experience with tools such as Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Sketch, ProtoPie, Framer, user research platforms, or product documentation tools.
Benefits and work setup
- Remote participation with flexible hours and paid assignments. Be prepared for tasks needing up to an hour of focused, uninterrupted work.
- The source mentions rates of up to $50 per hour, depending on the task; this is not a guaranteed rate.
- A 10–15-minute assessment precedes possible onboarding.