Product Research Specialist – Freelance AI Trainer
Invisible Technologies
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Location Type: Remote
Location: United States
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Salary
💰 $6 - $65 per hour
About the role
- Prompt Engineering & Generation: Designing and writing complex, multidimensional prompts that compel the AI model to execute deep, nuanced product analysis rather than surface-level summaries.
- Atomic Rubric Creation: Generating auditable, and atomic rubric items per task. These rubrics must objectively evaluate the model’s response across mandatory analytical dimensions.
- Multidimensional Analysis Auditing: Evaluate the model's generated outputs to ensure it accurately weighs product trade-offs, evaluates competitive market positioning, and assesses long-term value.
- Fact-Checking & Data Validation: Delivering feedback verifying the factual precision of the model's deep research capabilities across various product categories.
Requirements
- Deep Research & Fact-Checking: Demonstrable ability to source, verify, and synthesize complex product information from highly reliable sources.
- Multidimensional Analysis: The ability to break down complex consumer or enterprise products into critical evaluation vectors (e.g., build quality, ecosystem lock-in, price-to-performance ratio).
- Prompt Writing & Engineering: Familiarity with structuring prompts to elicit highly specific, constrained, and analytical outputs from Large Language Models (LLMs).
- Baseline Product Knowledge: Broad familiarity with consumer or enterprise product landscapes and how to properly assess them.
Benefits
- Company-sponsored benefits do not apply
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
prompt engineeringdata validationfact-checkingmultidimensional analysisproduct analysisrubric creationanalytical evaluationsourcing informationsynthesizing informationevaluating market positioning
Soft Skills
attention to detailcritical thinkinganalytical skillscommunication skillsorganizational skills