Product/UX Professionals - AI Training - Washington DC USA

Role overview Contribute product design and UX expertise to the evaluation of AI-generated designs and product documentation. Work centers on judging whether proposed interfaces and user journeys are useful, accessible, coherent, and feasible, then explaining any issues in a structured way. Access to paid assignments depends on completing a brief skills assessment.

Responsibilities - Review generated wireframes, user flows, and product requirements for functional and logical quality. - Identify accessibility and inclusion issues in suggested designs. - Compare model recommendations with established usability principles and interaction patterns. - Flag journey gaps, avoidable steps, and weaknesses in information hierarchy. - Evaluate product requirement documents for clarity, feasibility, and user benefit. - Provide reasoned critiques that explain the design decisions and their impact.

Requirements - Bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral education in HCI, UX, product design, or a related field. - At least one year of professional experience designing digital products, doing user research, or maintaining design systems. - Solid grasp of usability heuristics, accessibility, and user-centered design. - Analytical ability to review UI layouts, flows, and information architecture against user needs, business priorities, and technical constraints. - Clear communication and sound judgment when evaluating both functional and visual design quality. - A payment account supported for task compensation.

Nice to have - Practical familiarity with common interface design tools, prototyping and handoff workflows, user research platforms, or product planning software.

Benefits and work setup Assignments are paid by task; the listing says rates may be up to $50 per hour. Some require one uninterrupted hour, although shorter tasks may be offered. Work is described as flexible and remote, following a 10–15-minute assessment.