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Remote Frontend Engineer - AI Trainer ($90-$90 per hour)

MercorBeaumont, Texas, US
$90.00 hourly
Remote
Full-time

About the work** We're building a high-quality dataset of human preference judgments on AI-generated frontend code.Each task hands you a reference web page — crawled from the real internet, deliver... Show more

Remote Applied Computer Science Benchmark Specialist - AI Trainer ($66-$84 per hour)

MercorBeaumont, Texas, US
$66.00 hourly
Remote
Full-time

Role Overview** We are seeking expert computer scientists to author and review high-quality academic assessment content for an AI research initiative.You will write and verify rigorous multiple-cho... Show more

Remote Software Developer $60 - $120/hourpay

Micro1Beaumont, Texas, US
$60.00 hourly
Remote
Full-time

AI data lab for training frontier models and evaluating AI agents.Experts contribute their diverse subject matter knowledge across domains such as finance, healthcare, STEM engineering, and more.AI... Show more

Busser

Landry'sBeaumont, Texas, United States
Full-time

Resumen ¡ÚNETE A UN EQUIPO GANADOR! Busser Este no es solo su próximo trabajo, es su oportunidad de ser parte de un equipo increíble que cumple con nuestra promesa de conocer y superar la experienc... Show more

PRN/Part time Mobile Infusion RN

Vellum HealthBeaumont, TX, US
$55.00 hourly
Part-time

PRN/Part time Mobile Infusion RN - .Vellum Health | Mobile Infusion Program.Vellum Health is hiring full-time Infusion RNs to support multiple skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities across t... Show more

Remote Sales Engineering Expert - AI Trainer ($100-$150 per hour)

MercorBeaumont, Texas, US
Remote
Full-time

Role Overview** Mercor is partnering with a leading AI research organization to engage experienced sales engineers for a project focused on evaluating how well AI systems perform real-world technic... Show more

Enrollment Coordinator, College of Engineering

Lamar UniversityBeaumont, TX, United States
Full-time

Coordinator Of Marketing And Communication.Lead recruiting and marketing efforts for campus-based programs within the College of Engineering including K-12 outreach and recruitment initiatives.The ... Show more

Ops Supervisor - Station-2

FedExBEAUMONT, Texas, US
Full-time

This is a frontline supervisor position that supports the FedEx Safety Above All Culture and manages specific day-to-day operations and an assigned staff.Responsible for ensuring safe and efficient... Show more

Field Merchandiser | Beaumont, TX | 2 Hours/Week | USD $15/hr

MarcoBeaumont, Texas, United States
Part-time

Note: Perfect opportunity for college students, recent high school graduates, individuals seeking supplemental income or anyone looking for a flexible schedule! Please contact to Allison Salazar if... Show more

Sales Manager (Part Time)

Carter'sBeaumont, TX, United States
Part-time

As a Part Time Sales Manager, you will be the first face of the brand for growing families.You'll congratulate new parents and grandparents, the first to introduce our new baby essentials, and the ... Show more

Purchaser III, IV, or V - Procurement Division

Texas Department of TransportationBeaumont, TX, United States
$42,976.00–$64,469.00 yearly
Full-time +1

Purchaser III, IV, or V - Procurement Division.Are you interested in putting your mind to work, solving problems for diverse stakeholders, and turning requests and plans into concrete detail on pap... Show more

Automotive Market Buyer

Sonic AutomotiveBeaumont, TX, United States
$60,000.00–$130,000.00 yearly
Full-time

EchoPark Automotive is one of the fastest growing brands within the automotive industry.We are building a business based on doing things the right way.From the way we treat our guests, take pride i... Show more

AI Content Reviewer - US

TELUS InternationalBeaumont, Texas
$14.00 hourly
Part-time

Looking for a freelance opportunity where you can make an impact on technology from the comfort of your home? If you are dynamic, tech-savvy, and always online to learn more, this part-time flexibl... Show more

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Remote Frontend Engineer - AI Trainer ($90-$90 per hour)

Remote Frontend Engineer - AI Trainer ($90-$90 per hour)

MercorBeaumont, Texas, US
12 days ago
Salary
$90.00 hourly
Job type
  • Full-time
  • Remote
Job description
  • About the work We're building a high-quality dataset of human preference judgments on AI-generated frontend code. Each task hands you a reference web page — crawled from the real internet, delivered as a full zipped site tree plus screenshots of its default view and, on some pages, additional states reached by hovering, clicking, or scrolling. Alongside it come two model attempts, A and B, each a zipped self-contained site tree. The models only ever saw the screenshots; they never had the source. You download all three, run them locally, view each at a 1920×1080 viewport, interact with them to reach every required state, then open the source of both attempts and grade them against each other — on visual fidelity per state, and on how the code is actually constructed. Structure and responsiveness are explicitly part of the rubric, not just the render. This is evaluation work, not authoring. The defining skill is not that you can build a page — it's that you can open someone else's page and tell how it was built and where it cheats. Please read before applying - Each unit takes roughly 2–3 hours and is timed. This is not microtask work; if you can only offer scattered 15-minute windows, you will not be able to finish a unit. - You need a real local development environment. A tablet, a Chromebook, or a locked-down work machine that cannot run a local static server will not work for this project. - You need at least one completed Mercor engagement, delivered in full. We are not onboarding net-new experts to this project. What you'll do - Render a reference page and two candidate replications at 1920×1080 and judge which is the closer reproduction, state by state. - Diff visual fidelity in detail : box model and spacing, typography (family, size, weight, line-height, letter-spacing), color and border treatment, image and asset handling, z-order and overflow. - Read the source of both attempts and grade construction quality — distinguishing a replication that is genuinely correct from one that merely looks correct at one viewport. Hardcoded pixel offsets, absolute positioning standing in for real layout, inline style soup, a single undifferentiated div tree, or a screenshot pasted in as an `` instead of a rebuilt section. - Test responsiveness : a nav bar that looks right at 1920px but collapses at 1400px is a defect, and you should be able to say precisely why. - Write a specific, evidence-cited justification for every preference. We need "B nests the article body in a single absolutely-positioned div, so the text overlaps the footer below 1600px, while A uses normal document flow" — not "A looks closer." - Use the "this task is broken" escape hatch with judgment : distinguish a task that genuinely cannot be completed from the screenshots provided from one that is merely hard. Over-flagging and under-flagging are both failure modes. You're a fit if you have - 3–8 years of professional web development experience, shipping web interfaces for a living, primarily in frontend or full-stack work. - Fluency across web eras. The reference pages are real crawled sites — one is a small charter-fishing business built in the table-and-image-map tradition, another a corporate press-release page with stacked navigation rows and social share widgets. If your entire career happened inside a modern component framework and you have never authored raw CSS or seen a `` used for layout, you will misjudge many of these pages. - Command of hand-written HTML and CSS : semantic markup, flexbox, grid, media queries, and legacy float- and table-based layouts you can read and reason about. You should be able to look at a rendered layout and predict what's holding it together before opening DevTools. - Browser DevTools as muscle memory — setting an exact viewport, walking the element tree, checking computed styles, watching what a hover handler mutates. - Command-line comfort : unzipping an archive, standing up a static local server because the relative asset paths demand it, and untangling a broken image reference rather than giving up and grading from the screenshot. - Enough JavaScript to read a page's scripts and understand what they do to the DOM, even if you don't write JS daily. - Professional written English. Every task ends in a free-text justification, and a rating without a specific rationale is worth very little. Equipment - A desktop or laptop that displays a 1920×1080 viewport. - Administrator rights on your own machine, so you can install and run a local server. Nice to have - Prior RLHF, preference-labeling, model-evaluation, or structured code-review work — the strongest single signal. Rubric-driven comparison at volume needs almost no ramp here. - Pixel-perfect design-to-code experience : agency work, design systems, template production. Anyone who has had a designer reject a build over four pixels has exactly the fidelity eye this needs. - Accessibility expertise (ARIA, semantic landmarks, heading hierarchy) — you'll notice immediately when an attempt renders a heading as a styled ``. - Familiarity with how LLMs fail at code generation. - Web scraping, archiving, or DOM-parsing background — comfort with messy crawled site trees. - More than one completed Mercor project, and availability in contiguous multi-hour blocks. Note : this seat is for practicing web developers. Backend-only, ML / data-science-only, mobile-native-only, and DevOps-only engineers do not have the UI instincts this requires, however strong they are otherwise. Designers who do not code cannot grade the source axes at all. Framework-only engineers who have never authored CSS outside a component library will struggle with the legacy reference pages.