Public Policy Economist AI Training 17

Public Policy Economist (AI Training)

$35-70/hr Remote Freelance STEM

We're looking for economists with public policy experience to help shape how the next generation of AI understands economic reasoning, policy tradeoffs, and real-world applied economics.

Your expertise will directly influence how AI models analyze regulation, welfare programs, fiscal policy, and more making a meaningful impact on one of the most consequential technologies of our time.

  • Organization: Alignerr (Powered by Labelbox)
  • Type: Hourly / Task-based Contract
  • Location: Fully Remote
  • Commitment: 1040 hours/week

Review and evaluate AI-generated public policy analysis and applied economics content for accuracy and rigor

Assess economic reasoning across topics including regulation, welfare, taxation, and public programs

Provide clear, structured written feedback to improve clarity, depth, and real-world relevance

Validate policy scenarios, economic conclusions, and analytical frameworks using your professional expertise

Work independently and asynchronously on your own schedule, at your own pace

  • 3+ years of experience working or teaching in public policy, applied economics, or a closely related field
  • Strong command of policy analysis, cost-benefit reasoning, and economic tradeoffs
  • Able to critically evaluate written economic arguments and policy recommendations
  • Skilled at providing detailed, constructive written feedback
  • Self-directed and reliable when working on independent, task-based assignments
  • Graduate degree in Economics, Public Policy, or a related discipline
  • Professional background in government agencies, think tanks, or policy research organizations
  • Familiarity with AI systems or content evaluation workflows

Work on cutting-edge AI projects with top research labs

Fully remote and flexible set your own hours and work from anywhere

Freelance perks: autonomy, variety, and global collaboration

Contribute to meaningful work that improves how AI handles complex economic and policy topics

Potential for ongoing work and contract extension

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