Expert jobs board remote contract roles for specialists
Lawyers, clinicians, engineers, designers, native speakers and former government and defense staff are being hired as contractors to judge and improve AI systems. This board lists 102 of those remote roles in 11 fields, with the pay, hours, location and requirements from each listing set out plainly. Listed pay runs from $15 to $400 an hour.
Browse by field
- Defense & National Security expert jobs 11 roles $30–$120 an hour
- Federal Government expert jobs 11 roles $30–$105 an hour
- Law & Tax expert jobs 8 roles $45–$400 an hour
- Finance expert jobs 6 roles $30–$350 an hour
- Medicine & Healthcare expert jobs 6 roles $50–$112 an hour
- Arts, Design & Media expert jobs 16 roles $20–$100 an hour
- CAD & Electronics expert jobs 13 roles $63–$165 an hour
- Engineering & Science expert jobs 12 roles $40–$300 an hour
- Game Development expert jobs 6 roles $20–$130 an hour
- Languages & Audio expert jobs 10 roles $21–$70 an hour
- Business & Data expert jobs 3 roles $15–$350 an hour
Bars share one scale, $15 to $350 an hour. A notched end means the range goes higher.
Newest listings
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Personal Financial Advisor
$90–$110 an hour
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Tax Preparer, Individual Income Tax (Form 1040), TY2025 (EA/CPA)
$50–$75 an hour
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Digital Designer
$21–$35 an hour
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Chief Engineer / Senior Mechanical Engineer
$200–$300 an hour
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Systems Architect / Chief Systems Architect
$150–$300 an hour
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Principal / Lead Systems Engineer
$150–$300 an hour
How this board works
Facts as listed. Pay, hours, location, openings and dates are taken from each listing and shown with the date we checked them.
Reworded, not copied. We condense each description in our own words and add what the listing leaves unsaid, such as who the role is not for.
Referral links, disclosed. Each Apply button is our referral link to micro1. It never changes the order of roles. Read the disclosure or the editorial policy.
Common questions
What is Expert Jobs Board?
An independent list of remote contract roles for specialists. Every role comes from a public listing on micro1's job board, and each gets its own page with the listing's facts, a plain-language write-up and a link to apply.
Are these jobs or contracts?
The listings describe contractor or freelance engagements, mostly project- or task-based. Read each page for pay basis and hours, because they differ.
Does it cost anything to use this site?
No. The Apply buttons use our referral link, which may earn us a reward from micro1 if you apply and meet the program's conditions. You pay nothing, and the reward never decides how roles are ordered.