This contractor project draws on humanitarian operations, protection, or policy experience to build nuanced cases for AI evaluation. Day-to-day work includes drafting conflict and protection scenarios, assessing model responses, identifying humanitarian implications, and maintaining precise records of findings and recommendations.
The platform is likely to screen for applied knowledge of International Humanitarian Law, civilian-protection principles, proportionality, precautions, and the treatment of protected persons. Candidates should be ready to explain concrete field, policy, teaching, or reporting work and to judge both insufficient restraint and excessive caution in model responses.
Experience with the ICRC or Red Cross, UN agencies, major NGOs, protection clusters, conflict-zone fieldwork, or IHL dissemination is preferred or highly valued rather than stated as mandatory. Exceptional written and verbal English communication skills are preferred and highly valued, particularly for producing and reviewing complex case material.
The role is remote and structured as a contractor engagement. The listing does not state whether work is fully asynchronous or specify typical weekly hours, so candidates should confirm scheduling and workload expectations during screening.
Pay band: $30–70/hr