Claims Specialist AI Response Evaluator

Use your claims experience to assess AI-generated responses and help improve their accuracy and usefulness.

• Write job-related questions based on real claims handling and customer interactions.
• Review responses for accuracy, relevance, and practical value.
• Assess whether responses reflect claims processes, policy coverage, and communication with claimants or other stakeholders.
• Provide written feedback that follows project guidelines and shows sound professional judgment.
• Handle sensitive or proprietary information with care.

Pay, schedule, and requirements

• Pay: Up to $75 per hour, depending on the project.
• Schedule: Flexible and asynchronous, with no minimum hours. Contributors often work about 5–20 hours per week when assigned to an active project.
• Projects: The program operates year-round, with projects opening periodically across areas of expertise.
• Location: Remote contract work open to candidates in the United States. You need a reliable internet connection and a desktop or laptop.
• Experience: At least four years of professional experience in claims handling or a closely related role, including claims investigation and policy coverage interpretation.
• Communication: Experience communicating decisions to claimants or other stakeholders, strong written communication, and attention to detail.
• Work style: Ability to work independently and follow written guidelines, with reliability, discretion, and professional judgment.
• Helpful experience: Claims specialist, representative, adjuster, examiner, or analyst work; adjusting in property, casualty, auto, health, disability, or workers' compensation; or senior customer service with a strong claims focus.
• No prior AI or technical experience is required.

How it works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

About AI training work

AI training work involves people reviewing examples and model responses to help improve how AI systems answer. Your claims knowledge helps assess whether responses are accurate and useful in real situations.