Freelance Agent Evaluation Engineer
Mindrift • United States • Posted 38 days ago
Education
Any
Type
Pay Rate
$80/task
Posted
38d ago
Role Overview
As a Freelance Agent Evaluation Engineer, you will solve complex coding challenges to create "Golden Data" for training advanced code-generation models. You will likely engage in "red-teaming" (adversarial testing) to find logic gaps in AI code, write unit tests for generated snippets, and provide expert-level refactoring. This is pure technical work—no meetings, just deep-dive problem solving in languages like Python and C++.
Requirements
- Must be eligible to work in United States
- Fluent proficiency in English (Written & Verbal)
- Reliable high-speed internet connection
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience
- Demonstrated expertise in STEM
Compensation Analysis
Join the workforce powering the AI revolution. With a competitive rate of $80/hr and remote flexibility, this role allows you to balance professional growth with personal freedom. No previous AI experience is usually required—just your domain expertise.
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