The work
You will design original, research-level problems based on the kinds of complications found in operational, survey, insurance and production-quality data. Day-to-day work includes defining a realistic dataset or scenario, selecting an appropriate method, deriving a defensible answer and documenting assumptions, calculations and validation checks so the problem can be used to test AI models.
Relevant experience
The platform is looking for applied statisticians, biostatisticians, actuaries and related specialists who have worked directly with messy real-world data. Relevant areas include sampling design, weighting and variance estimation, actuarial reserving, reliability analysis and statistical process control. Working knowledge of Python is required; R is a plus. A Master's or PhD in statistics, or an actuarial credential with industry or agency experience, is preferred rather than required.
Screening focus
Expect the screen to ask for verifiable details about a project you personally completed, including the data structure, method, assumptions, implementation and validation. It may also test whether you can identify ambiguity, data leakage, unsupported assumptions or multiple defensible answers in an AI evaluation task. Public code, a thesis, papers or prior AI evaluation work can support your account, but hands-on reasoning about real data matters most.
Logistics
The work is fully remote, asynchronous and task-based, with no fixed weekly schedule. The platform describes a typical task as taking about six hours, and contractors choose how many tasks to accept while managing their own deadlines. Accepted experts complete identity and background verification and must be able to work as independent contractors without visa sponsorship.
Pay band: $50/hr
