Claims Processing Agent - Freelance AI Trainer

Overview

This project-based opportunity pairs insurance and claims specialists with AI evaluation work for technology companies. The focus is on assessing, stress-testing, and improving AI systems rather than offering a permanent role. Candidates should submit a CV in English and clearly state their English proficiency level.

Project Scope

Depending on the assignment, contributors may be asked to create and review claim-related scenarios, validate AI outputs, and document results with supporting logic and references.

• Review auto insurance claim decisions produced by AI and check whether they are accurate, compliant, and aligned with coverage rules.
• Create FNOL test cases that include contradictions, distracting files, and outdated documents to challenge the system’s handling of edge cases.
• Develop and assess fraud-detection examples using structured reason codes such as delayed reporting, a recently issued policy, or inconsistent damage patterns for SIU review.
• Prepare subrogation scenarios using state negligence standards, including comparative and contributory negligence, and judge recovery potential.
• Record test cases with precise answers, policy references, and payout calculations.

Candidate Profile

This work suits professionals from insurance claims, legal services, or broader financial services who are comfortable with part-time project work and non-permanent engagements.

How the Process Works

The workflow is simple: submit an application, complete the qualification steps, join a project, perform the tasks, and receive payment.

Time Commitment and Compensation

During active periods, the expected workload is approximately 10 to 20 hours per week. This is only an estimate and is not a guaranteed number of hours. Compensation can reach up to the hourly equivalent of USD 50, depending on experience and contribution speed.

Additional Requirements

• Applicants should have a degree in Insurance, Risk Management, Business Administration, Finance, Law, or another relevant discipline.
• At least 3 years of experience in insurance, claims, legal work, or financial services is preferred.
• Recent or current exposure to claims, adjusting, or a similar role is important.
• Familiarity with auto insurance coverage decisions, state negligence rules, and adjuster authority-limit practices is desirable.
• AIC, CPCU, CIFI, or SCLA credentials are a plus, though they are not mandatory if the candidate has strong practical experience.
• Strong written English at C1 level or above is required.

Important Notes

This opportunity is project-based and does not represent ongoing employment. Compensation and task volume may differ from one project to another. Only the active project’s workload estimate of 10 to 20 hours per week applies here.