Research Domain Expert - AI/ML/NLP

HireArt is partnering with an AI innovation initiative seeking people with research experience in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and/or Natural Language Processing to support the evaluation and improvement of research-focused AI tasks. You're a great fit if you have recent AI/ML/NLP focused experience in a lab where you contributed to exploratory, novel, or hypothesis-driven work. In this role, you’ll use your research expertise to help ensure that prompts, evaluations, and AI-generated responses accurately reflect real-world research practices. You’ll work within clear guidelines to provide domain-accurate inputs and review outputs for correctness. What You’ll Do • Create challenging research-related prompts based on visuals, datasets, or model outputs. • Evaluate AI-generated responses using provided rubrics. • Develop or improve rubrics to ensure they reflect accurate reasoning for complex research tasks. • Review and stress-test model outputs for accuracy and logical consistency within your domain. • Provide clear, structured feedback based on your subject-matter knowledge. Bachelor’s degree or higher • Professional or academic research experience in AI, ML, and/or NLP • Strong scientific writing, analysis, and reasoning skills • Strong English language skills. • Comfortable working asynchronously with strong self-direction • Ability to deliver structured, precise, and logically sound evaluations • Reliable computer and internet connection About the Work • This is remote, task-based, independent contractor work. • Set your own schedule; ideal candidates would be able to work at least 10 hours per week on average. • Pay is $15 per accepted task, with typical contributors completing 4–6 tasks per hour, depending on task complexity. • Successful contributors who work at least 10 hours per week are anticipated to yield $45-$75 per hour. Commitment This is an independent contract position staffed via HireArt. The role is remote and open to U.S.-based candidates (excluding California and Illinois). It is ideal for candidates who can work 5+ hours per day, 2+ days per week. HireArt values diversity and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are interested in every qualified candidate who is eligible to work in the United States. Unfortunately, we are not able to sponsor visas or employ corp-to-corp.

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