Use naval operations and maritime security expertise to shape AI through analysis, recommendations, assessments, and briefings. This remote contractor role pays $50 to $100 per hour and requires 20+ hours weekly.
General Annotation
100% Remote Hourly · $50–$100/hr
$50–$100/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 28, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Experts contribute real-world judgment by preparing, reviewing, and improving the analysis, written content, and recommendations AI systems learn from. This remote work can offer flexible, part-time opportunities while giving specialists a direct role in shaping cutting-edge technology.
The Role
OpenTrain is recruiting a Cleared Naval Operations AI Training Expert for an AI training project focused on naval operations and maritime security. You will apply direct fleet, program, intelligence, or comparable maritime and defense expertise to produce high-quality analysis, recommendations, assessments, and briefings for AI training.
Prior AI training experience is not required. This is a remote contractor position with part-time availability of 20 or more hours per week and an advertised rate of $50 to $100 per hour.
Work arrangement: Remote and worldwide
Employment type: Contractor, part time
Time requirement: 20+ hours per week
Pay: $50 to $100 per hour
Language: English
Project focus: Naval operations and maritime security
What You'll Do
You will use professional naval and maritime expertise to interpret operational, program, and capability developments. The work includes synthesizing classified and unclassified information, producing concise written assessments, and preparing high-level briefings for senior military and civilian leadership.
The role also involves coordination with Navy, Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and industry stakeholders. You must safeguard and handle classified materials in accordance with project and facility protocols.
Develop expert analysis on naval operations, platforms, and doctrine
Assess classified and unclassified operational or program data
Create recommendations supporting Navy planning and requirements
Draft concise written assessments and senior-level briefings
Interpret developments in naval capabilities and maritime security
Coordinate with Navy, DoD, Intelligence Community, and industry stakeholders
Follow classified-material handling protocols
Required Qualifications
You should bring at least 10 years of experience in the U.S. Navy, MARAD/DOT, or comparable maritime or defense roles, or demonstrated subject-matter authority. Strong executive or flag-level briefing and writing ability is essential, along with analytical judgment in classified or high-stakes environments.
An active TS/SCI clearance is strongly preferred. Candidates with a Secret clearance held within the last 24 months and TS/SCI reinstatement eligibility may be considered. English fluency and the ability to follow classified-material handling protocols are required.
Naval operations, platforms, and doctrine expertise
At least 10 years of relevant maritime, Navy, defense, program, or intelligence experience, or demonstrated authority
Experience synthesizing classified and unclassified operational or program data
Strong executive or flag-level briefing and writing skills
Analytical judgment in classified or high-stakes environments
Familiarity with Pentagon processes, OPNAV, NAVSEA, or PEO environments
Active TS/SCI clearance strongly preferred
Recent Secret clearance with TS/SCI reinstatement eligibility may be considered
English fluency
Relevant master's degree desirable
Intelligence analysis or Intelligence Community experience is an asset
Who Should Apply
This opportunity is designed for experienced naval, maritime, defense, program, or intelligence professionals who can translate complex operational knowledge into clear analysis and recommendations. It may suit former or current practitioners with strong senior-leadership briefing experience who want to apply their expertise to AI development.
AI-training experience is not a prerequisite. Your subject-matter authority, writing quality, analytical judgment, and ability to work responsibly with classified information are the central qualifications.
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