Russian-Speaking Psychology AI Reviewer (PhD)

About OpenTrain
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About this role
OpenTrain is recruiting for a Bilingual Russian Psychology AI Reviewer (PhD) to support AI training work focused on Psychology AI Content Evaluation. This role uses Psychological case studies, assessments, and AI-generated content so AI systems can learn from structured human expertise, careful review, and clear written feedback. Prior AI training experience is not required unless stated elsewhere on this job page; the most important qualification is strong real-world knowledge of the subject area.

What you will do
- write or improve expert responses and explain your reasoning clearly
- Review source materials and model outputs against project guidelines
- Explain judgments clearly so the feedback can improve model behavior
- Maintain consistency and quality across repeated review tasks

Required skills
- Relevant professional, academic, or language expertise in Psychology AI Content Evaluation
- Fluency in Russian, English
- Strong written communication and careful attention to detail
- Ability to follow detailed project instructions and apply rubrics consistently
- Comfort working independently on remote contractor tasks

Schedule and pay
Remote contractor work with flexible weekly hours over 1-3 months.
This role pays $100‑$200/hour, with estimated project earnings of $16,000‑$32,000 based on an OpenTrain assumption of 20 hours per week over the duration shown on OpenTrain.

Why work with OpenTrain
OpenTrain gives freelancers one place to find AI training work, build a unified AI training portfolio, and use that work history to qualify for more opportunities over time. For domain experts, language specialists, writers, engineers, and reviewers, AI training is a growing market where specialized judgment can become a flexible and repeatable source of income.

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