Regulatory Affairs Documentation AI Training Specialist
Apply your regulatory affairs expertise to evaluate and improve AI systems working with clinical and regulatory documentation. This remote contractor role offers $50–$70 per hour with flexible part-time work of 20+ hours weekly.
Medical & Health
100% Remote Hourly · $50–$70/hr
$50–$70/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 4, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Expert contributors review documents, evaluate model-generated responses, and provide structured feedback so AI systems can become more accurate, useful, and reliable. This work is remote and can offer flexible opportunities to apply professional expertise to cutting-edge technology.
The Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Documentation AI Training Specialist to evaluate and improve AI systems that work with regulatory documentation. You will apply professional regulatory judgment to agency-request scenarios, sponsor response threads, clinical records, and related document sets.
This role combines hands-on regulatory affairs experience with careful assessment of whether AI-generated or drafted responses are substantiated, appropriately scoped, internally consistent, and defensible under regulatory scrutiny.
Remote contractor opportunity for an individual professional
Part-time engagement requiring 20+ hours per week
Advertised compensation of $50–$70 per hour
Primary language: English
What You'll Do
You will create and assess realistic evaluation tasks, review clinical and safety documentation, and explain your conclusions in clear, structured feedback. Your work will help distinguish responses that are genuinely adequate from writing that appears polished but does not meet regulatory expectations.
Author and review evaluation tasks inspired by agency requests and sponsor response threads.
Assess consistency across comprehensive document sets.
Explain deficiencies with structured, well-reasoned written feedback.
Ground judgments in applicable regulatory guidance rather than subjective impressions.
Communicate complex regulatory concepts clearly in written and verbal collaboration.
Required Qualifications
This opportunity is labeled entry level in the source role data, but the work itself requires substantial professional experience. Applicants must meet the specific regulatory affairs requirements below.
At least five years of direct regulatory affairs experience involving clinical submissions at a sponsor, CRO, or consultancy.
Experience drafting or leading responses to health authority information requests for ongoing regulatory filings.
Working knowledge of the ICH framework and CTD/eCTD structure.
Practical understanding of at least one major regulatory agency's expectations.
Strong critical-reading and written communication skills.
Ability to make concise, clear, and defensible regulatory judgments.
Degree in life sciences, pharmacy, medicine, or a related field.
Helpful Background
The following experience is valuable but is listed as helpful rather than required. Relevant regulatory environments include the FDA, EMA, MHRA, PMDA, and Health Canada.
Experience working across multiple regions or regulatory agencies
Previous health authority reviewer or assessor experience
RAC certification
Familiarity with AI-assisted regulatory tools
Why Join OpenTrain
OpenTrain AI gives professionals a way to build lasting experience in AI training and data labeling while applying the expertise they already have. By contributing to projects that shape how AI systems understand and evaluate specialized information, you can develop a portfolio that reflects your capabilities and discover future opportunities aligned with your skills.
Work remotely with flexible part-time scheduling.
Apply specialized regulatory expertise to emerging AI systems.
Build experience in a fast-growing area of technology.
Create an OpenTrain profile to showcase your AI training work.
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