Review AI-generated finance and insurance work products for accuracy, regulatory correctness, numerical integrity, and grading quality. This remote contractor role offers $75-$90 per hour for eligible US professionals.
Legal & Finance
Remote Hourly · $75–$90/hr
$75–$90/hr
Compensation
1 country
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Sep 4, 2026
Posted
Open to applicants in
United States
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About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People review realistic work, assess model outputs, identify errors, and provide structured feedback so AI systems become more accurate, useful, and reliable.
This role applies professional finance and insurance judgment to AI-generated work products. Your evaluations help determine whether an AI agent's work is accurate, practical, and acceptable to an experienced practitioner.
The Role
OpenTrain is seeking a Finance and Insurance Practice Reviewer to audit AI-generated work products against standards used by experienced practitioners. You will review realistic finance or insurance tasks, the AI agent's completed work, supporting files, and an AI grader's scoresheet.
This is hands-on expert evaluation rather than execution of the underlying professional task. Each item takes approximately one hour, and the default commitment is 10 hours per week.
Remote contractor work for eligible professionals in the United States
Part-time schedule of less than 20 hours per week
Pay of $75-$90 per hour
English-language work
What You'll Do
You will assess whether each task reflects work that would genuinely arise in professional finance or insurance practice. You will also evaluate the AI agent's output and determine whether the grader's conclusions are supported by the evidence.
Your reviews should be clear, careful, and grounded in the responsibilities and standards of your specialty.
Check figures, calculations, terminology, regulations, standards, constraints, and internal consistency.
Review spreadsheet and PDF calculations and determine whether figures reconcile.
Evaluate whether professional requirements have been fulfilled.
Review eleven yes-or-no grading decisions for accuracy.
Explain any disagreement with the AI grader.
Assign your own quality band based on whether a practitioner could use or accept the work.
Compare your assessment with the reported score and provide a concise rationale.
Requirements
You should have current or recent professional experience in a finance or insurance specialty. The listing is classified as entry level for AI evaluation work, but practical domain experience and confident professional judgment are required.
Near-native business English, strong written reasoning, and confidence reviewing spreadsheets or PDFs are essential. Familiarity with SEC, FINRA, and US state insurance requirements is valuable where relevant to your specialty.
Experience in financial management, securities, financial advice, investment analysis, or bank, brokerage, or insurance customer service
Ability to identify inaccurate figures, terminology, regulations, constraints, and unmet requirements
Ability to detect subtle errors in models, suitability materials, claims, policy changes, account servicing, or related work products
Skill reviewing spreadsheets and PDFs and checking whether figures reconcile
Near-native business English and the ability to justify evaluation decisions clearly
Familiarity with SEC, FINRA, and US state insurance considerations where relevant
Helpful Professional Background
Experience owning budgets or forecasts, placing trades, advising client households, building decision-useful models, handling claims or policy changes, reviewing junior work, or participating in audits and regulatory examinations is especially useful.
Financial management
Securities or financial services sales
Personal financial advising
Financial or investment analysis
Bank, brokerage, or insurance customer service
Audits, regulatory examinations, or review of junior professional work
Why Work With OpenTrain
AI training offers flexible, remote work where specialized expertise directly influences how advanced AI systems behave. OpenTrain gives you a place to build a credible profile and grow an AI training portfolio alongside your finance or insurance career.
Many AI training projects can fit around existing work or other commitments. This opportunity is designed for eligible US professionals seeking part-time, expert evaluation work.
Work remotely with a flexible part-time commitment
Apply professional finance or insurance expertise to emerging AI systems
Build experience and a track record in the growing AI training industry
Manage your AI training profile through OpenTrain
How to Apply
Create or update your free OpenTrain profile, highlight your finance or insurance experience, and apply through OpenTrain. Be prepared to describe the specialty, professional responsibilities, and work-product review experience that support your evaluation judgment.
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