Economics Teacher (Postsecondary)

Economics Teacher (Postsecondary – AI Training) About The Role What if your classroom expertise could help shape how the next generation of AI understands economics? We're looking for experienced postsecondary Economics instructors to evaluate and improve AI systems trained on economic reasoning — bringing the same rigor and depth you apply in the lecture hall to cutting-edge AI development. This is a fully remote, flexible contract role that lets you contribute meaningfully to AI research on your own schedule. Organization: Alignerr (Powered by Labelbox)Type: Hourly / Task-based ContractLocation: RemoteCommitment: 10–40 hours/week What You'll Do Design and review economics questions and scenarios used to train and evaluate AI systemsAssess the accuracy, clarity, and analytical depth of AI-generated economics contentProvide structured, expert feedback to improve economic reasoning in model outputsApply your real-world teaching experience to validate concepts, edge cases, and economic argumentsWork independently and asynchronously to complete task-based assignments on your own schedule Who You Are 3+ years of full-time experience teaching economics at the postsecondary levelStrong command of core economics topics — microeconomics, macroeconomics, and applied economicsAble to clearly explain and critically evaluate economic reasoning in written formComfortable reviewing structured content and delivering detailed, actionable feedbackSelf-motivated and reliable with the ability to meet project deadlines independently Nice to Have Master's or PhD in EconomicsExperience grading or evaluating student work at scaleBackground in applied, policy, or data-driven economicsFamiliarity with AI, large language models (LLMs), or content evaluation workflows Why Join Us Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside top research organizationsFully remote and flexible — work when and where it suits youFreelance perks: autonomy, variety, and global collaborationMake a real impact on how AI reasons about economicsPotential for ongoing work and contract extension