Reporter or Correspondent for AI Training

Role Overview

Produce document-driven, factual articles that turn complex public records, reports, and lengthy source materials into clear, verifiable narratives. Your reporting expertise will support the training of next-generation AI systems through high-quality real-world research and analysis. AI experience is not required.

Key Responsibilities

• Analyze and synthesize public records, reports, and other lengthy documents to identify and distill key findings.
• Verify sources and fact-check all content to maintain accuracy and credibility.
• Write non-opinion summaries and full-length articles using journalistic structures such as a strong lead and the inverted-pyramid format.
• Create concise, clear, context-rich narratives from provided document sets.
• Take part in iterative editorial review and incorporate feedback to improve clarity, structure, and factual consistency.
• Document research methods and citation trails for project transparency and future reference.
• Communicate findings clearly in writing and verbally, collaborating with project stakeholders as needed.

Qualifications

• At least 4 years of reporting or correspondent experience with a recognized media outlet.
• Strong document-based research skills, including source verification, fact-checking, and synthesis of lengthy materials.
• Experience covering document-heavy beats, such as investigative journalism, business, or science reporting.
• Demonstrated ability to transform substantial source material into engaging, structured, verifiable reporting rather than opinion or commentary.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to explain complex subjects clearly.
• Knowledge of journalistic practices for transparency, citations, and public-record use.
• Remote collaboration experience with editorial or project teams is preferred.

Work Terms

• Remote contract engagement.

Compensation

• $40 to $75 per hour.