E-Commerce Web Designer - AI Trainer

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dataannotationDallas (TX)

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$75.00 - $125.00 per hour

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Data Annotation is hiring an E-Commerce Web Designer - AI Trainer (remote in Dallas, TX) to assess how frontier AI models perform on real visual design tasks.
Responsibilities: Create challenging, realistic design briefs using your own professional expertise Run briefs through frontier AI design tools and evaluate results against the standard you would apply to a colleague Compare two model versions on identical prompts and assets, then determine which performed better and document where each fell short Critique AI-generated outputs including interfaces, mockups, layouts, slides, infographics, illustrations, and motion Identify specific failures with evidence, including alignment and spacing, content overflow and cutoff, typography, visual hierarchy, SVG and illustration quality, ignored assets, and off-brief interpretation Contribute across software and interactive work, office and presentation design, technical illustration, graphic design, and new media
Requirements: Fluency in English (native or bilingual level)Background in UI/UX design, web design, product design, or graphic design Strong understanding of visual hierarchy, layout, typography, interaction design, and user flow Ability to explain why a design fails, not only that it fails Comfort working with AI design tools, or the ability to learn them quicklyA Bachelor's degree (current, in progress, or completed) is preferred but not required Contract Details
Job type: contract
Location: Dallas, TX (remote)
Compensation: USD 75 - 125 per hour
Benefits: Choose which projects you want to work on and when Work on your own schedule, on your own computer, from home Hourly projects paid at $75-$125 USD, with bonus rates available on some projects Payment via Pay Pal Pay Pal handles currency conversions from USDAdditional Notes We will never ask for any money from you Independent contractor position Only applicants in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States will be considered

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