
Software Engineer - AI Evaluation (Brazil/Argentina)
Listing checked October 6, 2026 · pay as published by Terac
Overview
Terac runs a paid study on how well coding tasks measure an AI agent's software abilities. The project focuses on AI evaluation environments, a suite of programming challenges that mirror real engineering work. You join a live session, share your screen, and inspect proposed tasks plus the evaluation harnesses behind them. Your code review and technical discussion help the team judge if each task is realistic, accurate, and calibrated for testing agents.
What You'll Do6
- 1Review programming tasks that test AI agents.
- 2Check whether each challenge reflects realistic software work.
- 3Assess the structure and accuracy of evaluation harnesses.
- 4Talk through your logic as you verify code validity.
- 5Flag flaws in the environments during a screen share.
- 6Suggest changes that raise task complexity and realism.
Requirements6
- 1Professional background as a software engineer or developer.
- 2Residence in Brazil or Argentina.
- 3Hands-on work building or verifying coding tasks.
- 4Hands-on work with test environments or harnesses.
- 5Ability to discuss technical architectures in detail.
- 6Ability to discuss evaluation frameworks in detail.
Who Should Apply
Engineers based in Brazil or Argentina with professional software development experience fit this study best. Terac welcomes backend developers, full-stack engineers, and QA automation specialists who have built, reviewed, or tested evaluation harnesses and programming tasks. The work does not suit developers outside those countries or people without hands-on code review or test environment experience. Applications often score low when the candidate cannot explain their reasoning during a live code walkthrough. Another common miss: claiming familiarity with AI evaluation but showing no concrete examples of tasks or harnesses they have verified.
Salary Insight
The listing does not share a rate or salary range. Terac calls the study paid, and the team discusses compensation during the application or screening step.
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Name the evaluation harnesses or test environments you have built or verified, and add one concrete example of a coding task you reviewed and improved. State your country and years of software engineering experience near the top so Terac can confirm your fit for the Brazil/Argentina cohort.
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