AfterQuery is looking for open source maintainers to review code for a paid, remote project. You will review real engineering tasks and judge the quality of the work, the same way you review pull requests on the projects you maintain.
Senior engineers: AI evaluation work
United States, Canada
$60 – $85/hr
November 7, 2026
Job description
We are putting together a group of experienced software engineers for AI training and evaluation work: writing rubrics and judging AI output to a high bar, reviewing and labeling data, and building the pipelines behind it. It suits engineers with five or more years in Python, TypeScript, JavaScript or Go who can give at least 20 hours a week. Under five minutes.
- Review and score AI-written code the way a strong senior engineer would: rubrics, side-by-side comparisons and code-quality judgments.
- $60 to $85 an hour, depending on experience (up to $3,400 a week at 40 hours for the most experienced), on a contract set up once you are selected (we explain the details then).
- Remote. At least 20 hours a week (up to 40), with 4 hours a day overlapping US Pacific time.
- An initial three-month contract, starting right away.
- For engineers in the US or Canada with five or more years in Python, TypeScript, JavaScript or Go.
- We read every answer, verify ID for the people we pick, and put the strongest forward to our hiring partner.
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