Creative Writing Evaluator

Creative Writing Evaluator (AI Training) About The Role What if your passion for great storytelling could directly shape how AI writes? We're looking for Creative Writing Evaluators to read, assess, and provide feedback on AI-generated fiction, essays, poetry, and more — helping AI systems produce writing that feels genuinely human, compelling, and original. This is a fully remote, flexible contract role ideal for avid readers, aspiring writers, English graduates, and anyone with a sharp literary eye.

No published writing credits or formal credentials required — just a genuine love of language and the ability to articulate what makes writing work.

Organization: Alignerr

Type: Hourly Contract

Location: Remote

Commitment: 10–40 hours/week What You'll Do Read and evaluate AI-generated creative writing across genres including fiction, poetry, essays, and narrative nonfiction

Rate outputs on key literary dimensions: style, coherence, tone, originality, and reader engagement

Identify weaknesses such as clichés, unnatural phrasing, logical inconsistencies, or flat characterization

Write clear, constructive feedback that guides meaningful improvements in AI writing quality

Work independently and asynchronously on your own schedule Who You Are A genuine lover of reading and writing across a range of genres and styles

Able to articulate why writing works — or doesn't — with clarity and precision

Strong command of English language, grammar, and style

Comfortable working through substantial volumes of text with consistent attention to quality

Self-motivated and reliable when working independently

No publishing experience or formal writing credentials required Nice to Have Background in English literature, creative writing, journalism, or communications

Experience with editing, critiquing, or workshopping creative writing

Familiarity with multiple literary genres and their conventions

Prior experience with AI tools or content evaluation platforms Why Join Us Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside leading research labs

Fully remote and flexible — read and evaluate on your own schedule

Freelance autonomy with the satisfaction of meaningful, creative work

Contribute to AI development that directly shapes how technology tells stories and communicates ideas

Potential for ongoing work and contract extension as new projects launch

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