Offensive Security Engineer - AI Trainer

Role overview

This role is for experienced cybersecurity professionals who want to help improve advanced AI systems while working remotely and choosing their own hours. The work focuses on checking whether AI-produced security guidance is accurate and useful in real-world situations.

As part of the team, you will collaborate with modern AI models on tasks such as reviewing security content generated by AI, solving technical security challenges, and sharing feedback that helps improve how these systems understand threats and defenses in practice. Some people use this as a side engagement alongside a full-time job, while others make it their main focus.

How the process works

After creating an account, you will complete a short assessment that acts as the screening step. If successful, you will receive confirmation by email and paid tasks will be unlocked on the platform.

Responsibilities

• Review AI-written cybersecurity material, including threat analysis, vulnerability reviews, and offensive security approaches, and judge whether it is practically correct.
• Create and solve technical security problems that help train AI systems.
• Produce clear technical write-ups and security-related code.
• Share feedback that helps guide future AI security models.

Contract terms and work style

• Work is flexible, with projects that can be selected based on your interests and availability.
• You can complete tasks on your own schedule using your own computer from home.
• This is an independent contractor arrangement.
• Payment is processed through PayPal.
• You will never be asked to pay any fee or send money.

Eligibility

This opportunity is open only to applicants in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. It is intended for people with strong cybersecurity experience and advanced English communication skills.

Additional notes

Pay starts at hourly rates of $50 to $100+ per hour, and some projects may include bonus pay. No opening count, start date, or application deadline was specified.