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David Careers

Generalist Specialist (Remote | $40–$80/hr)

Posted 2 days ago

synthiresFargo (ND)
Computer and Information Research ScientistsAll Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

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About the role

Generalist (Remote | $40–$80/hr)
Position: Generalist
Type: Hourly Contract (Part-Time)
Compensation: $40–$80/hour
Location: Remote
Commitment: Approximately 10–20 hours per week
About the Opportunity: A leading AI research project is seeking detail-oriented Generalists to help benchmark and improve advanced AI models. You will create research questions, answers, and evaluation materials using your academic or professional expertise. This opportunity is open to individuals with experience across STEM and non-STEM fields, as well as postgraduate students.
Key Responsibilities: Develop high-quality research questions and answers. Create evaluation materials to support advanced language model training. Conduct online research and gather information from diverse sources. Summarize findings clearly and accurately. Apply critical thinking and reasoning to assess AI model performance.
Required Qualifications: Currently pursuing or recently completed a Master's degree, or a bachelor's degree from a prestigious institution with 2–3 years of relevant experience. Strong online research, reasoning, and communication skills. Excellent written communication and information-summarization abilities. Must own a MacBook or Mac with an Apple M-series chip or Intel processor. Must be running macOS 15 or higher.
Preferred Qualifications: An interdisciplinary academic background.
Compensation: Earn $40–$80 per hour for approximately 10–20 hours of work per week.
Application Process: Submit your updated resume. Complete a brief 3-minute conversation with an AI interviewer to assess research and reasoning skills. Complete a short paid assessment to evaluate your suitability. Receive an application update and next steps within a few days.

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