Cybersecurity Engineer | Remote | $30-$60/hr

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Cybersecurity Engineer – AI Training & Evaluation
Experience: 3–8 Years
Job Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
Compensation: $30–$60/hour
Role Overview: Contribute to LLM training and evaluation workflows by reviewing cybersecurity scenarios, technical questions, and AI-generated responses. Assess model outputs for security accuracy, threat awareness, technical correctness, and adherence to security best practices. Create and review security prompts, attack scenarios, incident-response tasks, reference answers, and evaluation criteria. Provide expert feedback to improve LLM cybersecurity reasoning, vulnerability analysis, and secure coding capabilities. Key Requirements3–8 years of professional experience in Cybersecurity, Information Security, Security Engineering, or related roles. Strong knowledge of network security, application security, vulnerability assessment, incident response, cloud security, and security fundamentals. Hands-on experience with Linux, networking, security tools, scripting, penetration testing, or security monitoring. Experience with or strong interest in LLM security, AI evaluation, prompt engineering, AI-assisted cybersecurity, or AI training workflows.

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