AI Evaluator: Operations & Project Management tasks that found their professional in the last two weeks, with the rate agreed inside the published range.
AI Evaluator: Operations & Project Management tasks are small enough to fit around a full-time job. Typical examples:
Project Plan Answer Rating: Rates AI project plans for sequence, risk and realism.
Process Improvement Answer Check: Checks AI process advice against practice.
Supply Chain Scenario Review: Tests AI answers on inventory, sourcing and logistics trade-offs.
Meeting and Status Summary Check: Judges AI summaries of meetings and project updates.
Operations Question Writing: Writes real operating problems for model testing.
Risk Register Review: Checks AI risk registers for completeness and sensible ratings.
Reference Plan Authoring: Writes gold-standard plans for graders.
At a glance
Levels
Senior, Manager, Director
Formats
AI expert review
Usual tools
client annotation portal, Google Sheets
Also searched as
ai trainer operations, model evaluation project management, rlhf operations, planning review
Who does this work
Professionals whose day jobs match this role.
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Questions about AI Evaluator: Operations & Project Management work
How much does a part-time AI Evaluator: Operations & Project Management earn?
In the United States the typical Deftridge rate for a senior AI Evaluator: Operations & Project Management is $70 an hour; the median published task rate in dollars is $87. At five hours a week that is about $1,520 a month.
How many hours a week does it take?
Typical load for this role is 5-15 hours a week, about one to two hours on a working day. The platform cap across all your tasks is 15 hours a week.
Do I need a licence or a particular tool?
Usual tools are client annotation portal and Google Sheets. No licence is required.
Which formats are offered?
This role is offered as ai expert review. Pay for each format is shown below, and you choose what suits your week.
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