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About the Role AI is only as good as the feedback it receives — and that's where you come in. We're looking for detail-oriented people to evaluate AI-generated content across text, images, and structured data. Your ratings and feedback directly shape how AI models learn, respond, and improve. This is a fully remote, flexible contract role that fits around your life. No AI background needed — if you can read critically and think analytically, you're already qualified. - Organization: Alignerr - Type: Hourly Contract - Location: Remote (Worldwide) - Commitment: 10–40 hours/week --- What You'll Do - Review AI-generated responses across text, image, and structured data formats for factual accuracy and relevance - Rate content quality using clear, structured rubrics and guidelines - Identify errors, inconsistencies, and areas where AI outputs fall short - Write clear, actionable feedback that helps guide model improvement - Work across a variety of topics and content types — no two tasks are the same --- Who You Are - Strong eye for detail and a methodical, analytical mindset - Comfortable reading, evaluating, and critiquing written content - Self-motivated and able to manage your time independently - Clear and concise written communicator in English - No prior AI or technical experience required — training and guidelines are provided Nice to Have - Experience in editing, research, fact-checking, or quality assurance - Familiarity with evaluation or annotation workflows - Background in any academic, professional, or creative field — diverse perspectives are valued --- Why Join Us - Fully remote and flexible — work from anywhere, on your own schedule - Meaningful work — your feedback directly improves AI systems used by millions - Cutting-edge projects — collaborate with leading AI research teams - Variety — work across diverse topics and content types that keep tasks engaging - Autonomy — freelance freedom with the stability of ongoing contract opportunities - Growth potential — strong contributors are considered for extended and expanded contracts