UX Researcher
DataAnnotation
full-remotemidcontractother New York, United States 117 days ago via LinkedIn
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UX ResearchUI/UX DesignUser FlowInteraction DesignVisual HierarchyDesign EvaluationAesthetic QualityEnglishRemote WorkAI Model Training
About the role
Role Overview
UX Researcher to help train and improve AI models by assessing how AI systems understand, generate, and evaluate design work. You’ll evaluate AI-generated UI/UX outputs and provide detailed feedback to improve aesthetics, usability, and creative quality.
Responsibilities
- Review and critique AI-generated UI/UX designs, mockups, and visuals
- Evaluate model output quality for correctness and performance
- Help train models to better understand aesthetic quality and user-centered design
- Contribute to design-focused projects such as UI/UX critique, product visuals, and aesthetic evaluation (e.g., presentations and creative deliverables)
Qualifications
- Fluency in English (native or bilingual)
- Background in UI/UX design, web design, product design, or graphic design
- Strong understanding of visual hierarchy, interaction design, and user flow
- Excellent command of grammar, style, and brand voice
- Bachelor’s degree (current/in-progress/completed) preferred, not required
Contracting, Schedule, and Compensation
- Remote: full-time or part-time; choose which projects to work on
- Independent contract position; work on your own schedule
- Pay rate: General AI training projects start at $20+/hr; design-focused projects start at $40+/hr; bonuses for exceptional work
- Payment via PayPal
Location Restriction
- Only applicants in the United States will be considered
About DataAnnotation
DataAnnotation is a company that provides AI training and evaluation services. It helps improve AI models by using human feedback to assess outputs and refine their understanding of areas like design, usability, and aesthetics.
Scraped 4/1/2026