AI Evaluation Specialist - Remote Fellowship

What You'll Do6

• Write domain-specific prompts that test how well a model handles ideas from your academic field.
• Evaluate LLM responses for accuracy, reasoning, and how well they follow instructions.
• Apply detailed project instructions or rubrics to keep each judgment consistent.
• Record your evaluations so researchers can review the reasoning behind them.
• Complete short-term tasks on your own schedule with no minimum hours.
• Switch between topics, guidelines, and project needs as new AI training work opens.

Requirements6

• Current associate, bachelor's, or master's student, or a graduate who already holds a degree.
• Strong attention to detail and a record of following detailed instructions with care.
• Comfort working alone in an asynchronous, remote setting.
• Ability to reason through complex material in at least one academic or technical domain.
• F-1 students may qualify through CPT or OPT; STEM OPT does not qualify. Confirm eligibility with your Designated School Official.
• If your school requires a CPT course, this program may not meet that requirement.

Who Should Apply

The role suits current associate, bachelor's, or master's students and recent graduates who want flexible, project-based AI work. You need a sharp eye for detail and the patience to follow long instructions without cutting corners. Candidates who treat this as a way to apply real subject knowledge to model evaluation tend to fit best. The role is less suitable for anyone who needs guaranteed weekly hours or a permanent full-time schedule. Two common issues that hurt applicants: failing to show how they handle detailed rubrics, and missing work authorization limits, since STEM OPT is not supported.

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