Design is judgement about how people and products meet. AI systems need designers who can review how a model reasons about interfaces and experience.
This isn’t advisory work and it isn’t labelling. You’re reviewing real design work and explaining your judgement clearly enough that an AI can learn from it — paid for your expertise, by the hour.
Applied Clinical Judgement connects qualified people to vetted platforms, and Sean Key personally vouches for those he refers. We’re paid a referral fee by the platform on a successful placement — never by you. The roles below are live today.
5 live UX/UI & Product Designers roles · updated daily
Graphic & UX/UI Designer Talent Network
$60–$80 hourly. Mercor seeks graphic and UX/UI designers with professional experience in interface design, visual prototyping and user research to join their expert network. You'll contribute to AI model training and evaluation on contract projects, typically 15–30 hours weekly. Work independently on flexible remote assignments matched to your expertise as opportunities arise.
UI/UX Designer
Contractual UI/UX design role paying $50–$120 per hour via micro1. The position suits designers with 3+ years' Figma experience and an exceptional portfolio demonstrating strong visual design capabilities. You'll create user interfaces, wireframes, and prototypes for marketing websites and digital products, collaborating with cross-functional teams. The role emphasises design quality and creative vision over seniority.
Video related professional for AI training
Micro1 seeks experienced video professionals at $65–$80 per hour to train AI systems. Working remotely as a contractor, you'll analyse video content, provide detailed feedback on AI-generated outputs, and assist in curating training datasets. The role suits filmographers, editors, VFX specialists, and motion artists with strong technical knowledge and communication skills. No AI experience is necessary; your domain expertise in video production is what matters.
Video Editor
Micro1 seeks a video editor at $65–$80 per hour on a contract basis to support AI training via remote work. The role involves evaluating animations and visual effects, organising media assets, and developing evaluation frameworks for AI systems in storytelling and robotics. Candidates need a bachelor's degree, proven post-production expertise including audio editing, and experience with animation or educational content. No AI background required; domain knowledge in video and visual media production is essential.
Design Expert
Mercor seeks a senior product and visual designer earning $50–$80 hourly. You'll provide expert aesthetic judgment on layout, typography, colour and polish, backed by a strong professional portfolio. This role requires minimum four years' hands-on experience at top-tier tech companies or design agencies. Fluent English essential. Considerable scope for salary and experience advancement.
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AI training work is organised by profession, task and software — not by topic or sector. Try your field (for example “nursing” or “Python”), clear the filters, or browse the categories further down the page. The always-open talent pools below are a good place to start.
What the work looks like
Reviewing the model's work
Read what an AI produced in your field and judge whether the reasoning holds — mark where it went wrong.
Setting hard problems
Write the realistic, demanding tasks that separate competent work from confident-but-wrong.
Judging AI answers
Compare two AI outputs and say which is stronger, and why — your written reasoning is what the model learns from.
Common questions
How much does it pay?
Hourly and contractor-based, varying with seniority and role. Every role card shows its pay band. You invoice as an independent contractor and choose your hours.
Can I do this alongside my current job?
Yes — the work is flexible and part-time by design. Check your employer's policy on outside work first; ACJ can't advise on that.
Who is ACJ, and what's your part in this?
Applied Clinical Judgement is run by Sean Key. We connect qualified people to vetted AI-training platforms (Mercor, micro1, Turing), and Sean personally vouches for the people he refers. We're paid a referral fee by the platform on a successful placement — never by you.
How do I get started?
Find a role below that fits, and apply through the link — it carries Sean's referral. If you'd like him to vouch for you or talk it through first, book a short call.
Sean Key vouches for the people he refers
I’m Sean Key, editor of Applied Clinical Judgement. After 29 years in the NHS I help qualified professionals find legitimate, well-paid AI-training work — and I’ll personally vouch for you when you apply.
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