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Sleep Specialist — Behavioral Sleep Medicine Professional - USA
United States, India
$60/hr
August 8, 2026
Reposted Oct 28
Job description
You'll assess AI-generated content for scientific accuracy, safety, and relevance — contributing to the development of responsible AI that supports evidence-based sleep health information. Selected talents will label and evaluate data related to sleep patterns, quality, and disturbances (e.g., sleep tracker data, logs, or self-reports) to support AI models focused on sleep health.
COMPENSATION
- Up to $60/hour for USA-based talent
- 8 hours per day, with an overlap of 4 hours with PST
- Fully remote
- Short-term engagement (8 weeks), immediate start available
WHAT YOU'LL DO DAY-TO-DAY
- Annotate sleep stages, duration, onset/wake times, and disturbances from sensor data, logs, or diaries
- Classify sleep quality indicators and identify patterns consistent with common sleep issues (e.g., insomnia, irregular schedules)
- Cross-check self-reported sleep data against objective device/sensor data for consistency
- Flag anomalies, missing data, or device/measurement errors
- Apply and help refine standardized sleep annotation guidelines
- Maintain accuracy and consistency across large datasets
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
- 3+ years of experience in a relevant field
- Background in sleep science, physiology, psychology, or a related health field
- Familiarity with sleep tracking technologies (actigraphy, PSG basics, consumer wearables)
- Strong attention to detail and pattern recognition skills
- Comfort working with time-series data and annotation platforms
- Ideal to have a MacBook
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
While not required, experience in any of the following is a plus:
- Experience with sleep study data or clinical sleep assessments
- Prior data annotation experience in health-related domains
- Familiarity with common sleep scoring standards (e.g., AASM criteria)
- Primary: Behavioral Sleep Medicine Specialist (e.g., certified by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine – CBSM), or a Sleep Psychologist (Ph.D. with specialization in sleep)
- Secondary (Bonus): Certification in Sleep Health (CCSH) or Medical Doctor (MD) with a fellowship in Sleep Medicine, or a Sleep Scientist/Researcher
- 2–3 years of experience in sleep therapy, research, or clinical sleep medicine
CONTRACT DETAILS
- Positions available: 15
- Employment type: Contractor assignment/freelancer (no medical/paid leave)
- Duration: Short-term contract (8 weeks)
- Start Date: Immediate
- Commitment: 8 hours per day, with an overlap of 4 hours with PST
- Location: USA (approved states, per country-specific guidelines) & India
Why Join?
- Work on the cutting edge of AI
- Fully remote and flexible work environment
- Exposure to advanced LLMs and insight into how they're trained
- Contribute to the development of responsible, evidence-based sleep health AI systems
Please Note
- A MacBook is ideal for completing this work.
- Candidates should be comfortable working with time-series data and annotation platforms as part of daily task delivery.
Compensation by region
Pay varies by where you're based. Each region below is open to applicants in that country only.
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