Remote Wildlife Conservation AI Reviewer

Alignerr Corp.; Atlanta (GA); Remote; USD 55,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote

Flexible schedule

Global collaboration

Job summary

Alignerr Corp. seeks a Wildlife and Habitat Conservation Scientist (AI Training) to review and improve AI-generated biodiversity content. This remote, hourly contract invites experts to assess ecological validity and provide structured feedback to AI teams, shaping conservation science communication.

You’ll work asynchronously, 10–40 hours per week, with opportunities for ongoing engagements. A background in wildlife biology or ecology and familiarity with conservation principles are preferred.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of hands-on experience in wildlife biology, ecology, or habitat conservation.
• Strong foundational knowledge of biodiversity, ecosystem management, and applied conservation science.
• Able to critically evaluate ecological reasoning presented in written form.
• Comfortable reviewing and annotating structured scientific content.
• Detail-oriented, self-motivated, and reliable.

Responsibilities

• Review AI-generated wildlife and habitat conservation scenarios for scientific accuracy and ecological validity.
• Assess the quality of ecological reasoning, conservation strategies, and biodiversity recommendations produced by AI.
• Identify unrealistic assumptions, flawed methodologies, or misapplied conservation principles.
• Provide clear, structured feedback to help AI teams improve content quality.
• Work independently and asynchronously - on your schedule, at your pace.

Skills

Wildlife biology

Ecology

Conservation science

Critical evaluation

Education

Graduate degree in Ecology or related field

Job description

Alignerr Corp. seeks a Wildlife and Habitat Conservation Scientist (AI Training) to review and improve AI-generated biodiversity content. This remote, hourly contract invites experts to assess ecological validity and provide structured feedback to AI teams, shaping conservation science communication.

You’ll work asynchronously, 10–40 hours per week, with opportunities for ongoing engagements. A background in wildlife biology or ecology and familiarity with conservation principles are preferred.