Experienced Laravel Livewire Reviewer & Interviewer

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for building careers in AI training and data labeling. We connect skilled contributors with short-term, flexible projects that shape how modern AI systems behave.

As the hiring and contracting organization for this role, OpenTrain provides the workspace, instructions, and payment for contributors who help evaluate and improve AI outputs across software domains.

  • Work remotely from anywhere — projects are designed for flexible schedules.
  • This role is contractor, part-time work with a clear, structured scope.
  • Creating an OpenTrain account is free and required to apply.

About AI Training Work

AI training (also called data labeling or human feedback) is the human side of building AI: people review model outputs, rate responses, and correct code or text so models learn to produce better results.

In developer-focused projects you will directly improve how code-related suggestions and explanations behave — helping ensure AI-generated solutions are accurate, secure, and follow best practices.

  • This work impacts real developer workflows by improving code correctness and guidance.
  • Projects often require technical depth, clear written feedback, and the ability to teach or rewrite content for clarity.

The Role

You will review AI-generated prompts and responses about Laravel Livewire and evaluate them for correctness, clarity, and best practices. You will also act as an AI interviewer, conducting structured technical interviews that assess candidates' Livewire expertise and communication skills.

This is a part-time contractor role: under 20 hours per week, paid hourly at $20 USD. Work is remote and open worldwide.

  • Primary focus: verify code correctness, readability, efficiency, and alignment with Laravel/Livewire best practices.
  • Secondary focus: run interviews using a scripted structure, evaluate answers, and provide concise written assessments.

What You'll Do

Tasks combine hands-on code review with interviewing and writing clear feedback. Each assignment includes AI-generated prompts/responses and sample Livewire code snippets to evaluate.

  • Review AI-generated Livewire code for correctness, potential bugs, missing context, security issues, and performance concerns.
  • Assess AI explanations for clarity and accuracy; suggest precise rewrites or improvements.
  • Conduct structured interviews using provided prompts: greet candidates, ask technical and scenario questions, evaluate answers, and close professionally.
  • Produce concise interview notes and written code-review comments that are actionable and teachable.

Requirements

The project requires strong, hands-on Laravel Livewire experience and excellent English writing skills to provide clear, structured feedback and interview notes.

  • At least 5+ years of hands-on experience with Laravel and Livewire components, lifecycle, and best practices (explicit requirement).
  • Proven experience performing code reviews, debugging, or creating developer documentation is a strong plus.
  • Excellent written English: you will write review comments, candidate evaluations, and improved AI responses.
  • Comfort conducting technical interviews in a professional, conversational tone and following a supplied interview structure.

Who Should Apply

Apply if you enjoy improving developer-facing AI outputs, have deep Livewire knowledge, and can explain technical concepts clearly to beginners and peers alike.

This role fits experienced Laravel/Livewire engineers who want flexible, part-time contractor work and who take pride in high-quality code review and mentoring.

  • You value clarity and pedagogical feedback over short, vague comments.
  • You can balance technical accuracy with approachable explanations for less-experienced candidates.

How It Works & Compensation

Status: Contractor, part-time. Pay: $20 USD per hour. Weekly time: less than 20 hours. Location: remote, worldwide. Employment types: contractor and part-time.

To apply, create or sign in to your OpenTrain account, complete any required profile steps, and submit your application. Successful applicants will receive onboarding materials with the interview script, evaluation rubrics, and sample AI outputs to review.

  • You will be supplied with the interview structure and sample prompts — follow them to keep evaluations consistent and fair.
  • All substantive role details (pay, hours, and scope) are as listed in this posting; no additional promises are made here.
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