Fashion Stylist | Upto $40/hr Remote

Posted 18 days ago

crossing hurdlesNew York (NY)

Fashion Designers Other Specialized Design Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$35.00/hr

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About the role

Fashion Stylist | Upto $40/hr Remote Join to apply for the Fashion Stylist | Upto $40/hr Remote role at Crossing Hurdles This range is provided by Crossing Hurdles. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more. Base pay range $35.00/hr - $40.00/hr

Job Details

Position: Stylists & Personal Shoppers

Referral Partner: Crossing Hurdles

Type: Hourly Contract

Compensation: $35–$40/hour

Location: Remote

Duration: 1-2 months (Extension feasible)

Commitment: 10-40hrs/week Role Responsibilities (Training support will be provided) Design and evaluate advanced shopping‑assistant AI systems by creating realistic shopper profiles Develop high‑quality prompts and rigorous evaluation rubrics for product‑recommendation tasks Apply expertise in trend spotting, brand benchmarking, and translating shopper needs into actionable recommendations

Requirements: Strong professional experience in celebrity or editorial styling, retail buying/merchandising, e‑commerce category management, or related consumer‑shopping roles Proven ability to create retail assets such as inventory scorecards, product‑content libraries, and campaign‑ROI reports Excellent written English and strong attention to detail Access to a desktop or laptop computer (Chromebooks are not supported)

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