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David Careers

Generalist Specialist (Remote | $50–$60/hr)

Posted 2 days ago

synthiresSavannah (GA)
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Mid

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$50–$60/hour

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About the role

Generalist Position: Generalist
Type: Hourly Contract (Part-Time)
Compensation: $50–$60/hour
Location: RemoteAbout the Opportunity
This opportunity is for detail-oriented professionals and postgraduate students to contribute to an advanced AI research and evaluation project. You'll create research questions, develop answers, and evaluate materials to help benchmark and improve next-generation AI models. A MacBook with an Apple M-series chip is mandatory.
Key Responsibilities: Create high-quality research questions and answers for AI training. Research, analyze, and summarize information from diverse sources. Evaluate AI-generated responses for accuracy, clarity, and relevance. Develop structured evaluation materials to improve AI model performance. Provide clear written feedback and research insights.
Required Qualifications: Master's student, recent postgraduate, or bachelor's degree holder with 2–3 years of relevant experience. Strong online research, analytical, and reasoning skills. Excellent written communication and information-summarization abilities. Must own a MacBook with an Apple M-series chip. MacBook Air or MacBook Pro running macOS 15 or higher, as applicable. Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
Preferred Qualifications: Interdisciplinary academic background. Experience in research, content evaluation, or analytical work. Familiarity with AI model benchmarking or training. Compensation$50–$60/hour. Part-time commitment of approximately 10–20 hours per week. Flexible, remote contract engagement. Immediate start preferred.
Application Process:
  • Submit Your Resume
  • Complete a 15-Minute AI Interview
  • Complete a Brief Paid Assessment
  • Receive Application Updates Within a Few Days

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