Federal Contract Specialist

Federal contract specialists write realistic acquisition scenarios and model answers for a customer project that evaluates AI, and review the same kind of work from other experts. Everything has to match current FAR requirements and real pre-award and post-award practice. Applicants complete an AI interview after applying. The contract is part-time, project-based and remote within the United States, paying $60 to $80 an hour.

What you would do

• Write realistic federal contracting scenarios drawn from your own acquisition work
• Prepare detailed reference answers that show sound contracting decisions and accepted practice
• Review other experts' scenarios and answers, flag inaccuracies and give constructive feedback
• Check that all deliverables follow current FAR rules and pre-award and post-award procedures
• Work asynchronously with coordinators and other specialists to keep quality consistent

What the listing asks for

• Current or past federal contracting experience, such as the GS-1102 series or equivalent
• Strong knowledge of the FAR and the full acquisition lifecycle, pre-award and post-award
• Clear written and verbal communication about complex contracting concepts
• Based in the United States with reliable internet
• Preferred: contracting officer warrant, FAC-C or DAWIA certification, or experience building acquisition training or evaluation content

Suits GS-1102 contract specialists and warranted contracting officers, current or retired, who want part-time remote work that uses their FAR knowledge.

Listed pay: $60 to $80 per hour. Where: Remote, United States. Time: Part-time, project-based. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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