Product/UX Professionals - AI Training - Milwaukee, US

prolificacademicltd; United States; Remote; USD 57,000 - 81,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Flexible schedule

Paid assessment tasks

Job summary

Prolific Academic Ltd. is seeking a UX evaluator to review AI-generated interfaces and product thinking, analyzing wireframes, user journeys, and product documents for usability and design quality.

The role involves auditing accessibility (WCAG), comparing against UX patterns, identifying friction in journeys, and explaining the rationale behind critiques of function and appearance. Work is remote with paid task opportunities; assignments include an hour-long uninterrupted task and shorter

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree in HCI/UX/product design.
• At least one year of relevant professional experience in digital products, user research, or design systems.
• Strong understanding of usability heuristics, accessibility standards, and user-centered methods.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate generated interface layouts, wireframes, and user flows for usability and consistency.
• Audit design proposals for accessibility and inclusive practices, including WCAG considerations.
• Compare model suggestions with established UX patterns and design principles.
• Identify missing steps in journeys, unnecessary interactions, and visual hierarchy problems.
• Review generated product requirements for clarity, feasibility, and user benefit.
• Communicate the rationale behind critiques of both function and appearance.

Skills

UI analysis

Usability heuristics

Accessibility standards

User research

Clear explanations

Education

Degree in HCI/UX design

Tools

Figma

Adobe Creative Suite

Sketch

ProtoPie

Framer

Maze

UserTesting

Hotjar

Jira

Linear

Notion

Job description

Role overview

Use practical product and UX expertise to assess AI-generated interfaces and product thinking. Review work such as wireframes, user journeys, and product documents, and provide reasoned feedback on usability, accessibility, and design quality. Participation is contingent on a short skills assessment, and certain assignments require an uninterrupted hour of work.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate generated interface layouts, wireframes, and user flows for usability and consistency.
• Audit design proposals for accessibility and inclusive practices, including WCAG considerations.
• Compare model suggestions with established UX patterns and design principles.
• Identify missing steps in journeys, unnecessary interactions, and visual hierarchy problems.
• Review generated product requirements for clarity, feasibility, and user benefit.
• Communicate the rationale behind critiques of both function and appearance.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree in HCI, UX design, product design, or a related discipline.
• At least one year of relevant professional experience in digital products, user research, or design systems.
• Strong understanding of usability heuristics, accessibility standards, and user-centered methods.
• Ability to analyze UI layouts, user flows, and information architecture.
• Strategic judgment across user needs, business goals, and engineering constraints.
• Clear written explanation skills and an account with the required payment provider.

Nice to have

• Proficiency with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or Sketch.
• Experience with prototyping and handoff workflows, including ProtoPie or Framer.
• Familiarity with user research services such as Maze, UserTesting, or Hotjar and product tools such as Jira, Linear, or Notion.

Benefits and work setup

Work is remote and flexible, with paid task opportunities following a 10–15 minute assessment. Pay varies by assignment; the source mentions rates up to $50 per hour. Some tasks take less time, while others require an uninterrupted hour.