About the company
Freelance AI Trainer Project, listed on behalf of a partner company.
Responsibilities
- Engage with AI models on realistic web development problems including front-end implementation, interactive components, and application logic
- Evaluate accuracy, functionality, and design quality of AI-generated solutions
- Assess modern UI/UX practices, responsive layouts, accessibility standards, and cross-browser compatibility
- Review semantic HTML, modular CSS, React component architecture, and design system implementation
- Evaluate Next.js applications including server-side rendering, dynamic routing, and client-server interactions
- Analyze API-driven interfaces and performance optimization techniques
- Identify model errors, reasoning gaps, and recurring failure patterns
- Document reproducible error traces and explain technical issues clearly
- Provide actionable feedback to improve prompt engineering, model reasoning, and evaluation metrics
Requirements
- Professional experience in web development, particularly modern front-end and UI/UX implementation
- Strong knowledge of React and component-based architecture
- Familiarity with Next.js including SSR and dynamic routing
- Proficiency in semantic HTML, modular CSS, responsive design, and accessibility best practices
- Understanding of API-driven development, client-server interactions, web performance, and cross-browser compatibility
- Ability to assess code quality and validate implementation choices
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Clear written communication skills
- Self-directed, able to work independently in a remote, project-based environment
- Bachelor's or master's degree in web development, computer science, digital design, or related field preferred
- Portfolio with production-grade React or Next.js projects is an advantage
Conditions
- Fully remote freelance work
- Hourly compensation from $8 to $65 USD depending on experience and location
- Flexible, contract-based engagement
- Opportunity to influence how AI models reason about code, design, and accessibility