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Product/UX Professionals - AI Training - San Jose, USA
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Role overview Contribute product design and UX expertise to training and evaluating AI systems through paid, project-based tasks. After a short skills assessment, successful applicants may be invited to review generated interface concepts and product documents, giving clear, evidence-based feedback on how well they serve users. Tasks can require up to an hour of uninterrupted work, though some are shorter.
Responsibilities - Assess generated wireframes, user journeys, and product requirements for usability and logical consistency. - Review design outputs for accessibility and inclusive design practices, including alignment with WCAG guidance. - Check proposed solutions against established interaction patterns and user experience principles. - Explain issues in navigation, redundant steps, information structure, or visual hierarchy. - Evaluate product requirement documents for clarity, feasibility, and user value.
Requirements - A bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree in HCI, UX or product design, or a related area. - At least one year of professional experience in digital product design, user research, or design systems. - Strong understanding of usability heuristics, accessibility, and user-centered design. - Ability to critique interfaces and flows while considering user needs, business goals, and technical constraints. - Clear written communication that explains the reasoning behind design feedback. - A PayPal account to receive payment.
Nice to have Experience with design tools such as Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, or Sketch; high-fidelity prototyping and handoff; user research platforms; and product documentation tools. Familiarity with accessibility standards and principles such as Fitts’s Law and Gestalt can support the work.
Benefits and work setup Tasks are remote and flexible. The listing says some researchers offer up to $50 per hour; actual task availability, duration, and compensation may vary. Applicants complete a 10–15 minute assessment before potential enrollment.