Mercor is looking for UI/UX designers with 2-3 years of professional experience, or currently enrolled postgrad HCI/design students, to support a research project with a leading AI lab.
UX Research Consultant
Remote (Global)
April 21, 2026
Job description
Apply user experience research expertise to AI training datasets covering usability testing, interaction design, and human-computer interaction.
Role details
- Domain: Technology
- Experience level: Masters+
- Required expertise: Usability Testing, User Interviews, Interaction Design, Figma, Research Methods
- Location: Fully remote
Responsibilities
- Annotate UX research findings and usability reports
- Validate AI-generated UX recommendations and interaction design content
- Create structured training examples in user research methodology
- Identify gaps in AI HCI knowledge
Requirements
- Masters degree in HCI, UX design, or cognitive science, or 3+ years professional UX research experience
- Strong qualitative and quantitative research skills
- Experience with usability testing and user interview methods
- Excellent written communication
Benefits
- Fully remote, flexible scheduling
- Contribute to human-centered AI design
- Work alongside top product researchers
Pasiflora AI is an expert network that contracts specialists to review, annotate and validate AI training data in their own field. Screening steps, task volume, time commitment and payment terms are shown on the Pasiflora application page — apply on pasifloraai.com.
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