Role overview
Corpshore AI's US Domain Expert Reviewer program pairs licensed and credentialed professionals, attorneys, clinicians, financial analysts, with foundation-model teams that need specialist-grade review of AI outputs in high-stakes domains. Working fully remote on flexible hours, you'll review, label and evaluate specialized content against domain-specific rubrics inside Jwuma.
Key responsibilities
- Review and label US legal, medical or financial content for accuracy, risk and compliance relevance
- Evaluate AI model outputs in your domain against structured expert rubrics
- Write concise expert rationale notes to support QA and model-training teams
- Flag high-risk or ambiguous outputs (e.g. potential misinformation, liability exposure) per project protocol
- Maintain consistency and defensibility of judgments across review sessions
What we look for
- Relevant US credential/license (JD/bar admission, RN/MD/clinical license, CFA/CPA or equivalent finance credential) or substantial demonstrated domain expertise
- Excellent written English and structured reasoning skills
- Comfortable with remote, asynchronous, deadline-driven work
- Reliable internet and a distraction-free remote work setup
- US-based or eligible to work under a US-facing contractor engagement
Nice to have
- Prior expert-witness, compliance-review or specialist consulting experience
- Exposure to AI, LLMs or model-evaluation work
- Availability for recurring, longer-term engagements
Compensation and benefits
- Premium hourly contract/gig rate reflecting specialist credentials
- Fully remote, flexible scheduling
- Paid rubric and platform onboarding
- Ongoing project flow across legal, medical and finance domains as available
Common questions
Do I need a professional license to apply for this role?
A relevant US professional credential (legal, medical or financial) or substantial demonstrated domain expertise is required, since the work involves specialist-grade review of high-stakes AI outputs.
Is this a full-time job or freelance work?
It's a flexible remote contract/gig engagement, you set your own review hours within project deadlines rather than working a fixed schedule.