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Turing in Seattle is seeking experienced software engineers to join as independent contractors to evaluate and improve AI coding models. You will review AI-generated code and agent behavior across real-world repositories, assess correctness, and help design evaluation signals to steer model development.
This role emphasizes hands-on review rather than building production apps, with 40 hours/week, Pacific Time overlap, and a roughly 3-month engagement starting ASAP.
Turing is one of the world’s leading AGI infrastructure companies, working with frontier AI labs to accelerate model development through high-quality training data, evaluations, and engineering talent.
We’re looking for experienced, hands-on software engineers to help evaluate and improve AI coding models.
Rather than primarily building production applications, you’ll work with coding agents across real-world repositories and assess the quality of their work. You’ll review generated code and agent behavior, determine whether solutions are technically correct, identify failure modes, and create the evaluation signals and feedback used to improve model performance.
Think of the coding agent as another engineer whose work you’re reviewing: Can it understand the task? Did it choose the right approach? Is the resulting code correct, robust, and maintainable? Can you explain precisely where it succeeded or failed?
Experience with LLM evaluation, coding agents, RLHF, preference data, rubric design, or post-training is a plus, but not required.
The practical exercise focuses on your ability to review and evaluate AI-generated code, not competitive programming or algorithm puzzles.