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Remote | United States | Project-Based Independent Contractor
Compensation: $35–$40 USD/hour, based on relevant experience and project requirements
Help Shape the Future of AI in Government
What if your years of experience navigating government regulations, evaluating complex cases, or interpreting public-sector policies could help make artificial intelligence more accurate, reliable, and effective?
At Volga Partners, we're bringing experienced government professionals into the next generation of AI development.
We're seeking Government Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) who can apply their professional knowledge, analytical judgment, and industry experience to evaluate and improve advanced AI models.
This isn't a traditional government position, and you won't be processing applications or managing government caseloads. Instead, you'll use your expertise to assess how well AI systems interpret information, apply regulations, reason through complex scenarios, and produce accurate, defensible conclusions.
Your expertise is what matters. AI experience is a plus, not a requirement.
The Opportunity
As a Government SME, you'll serve as a subject matter evaluator, helping assess the quality, accuracy, and reasoning of AI-generated responses across specialized government functions.
You'll examine realistic scenarios, identify errors or gaps in AI-generated conclusions, and provide expert feedback grounded in established regulations, policies, and professional standards.
Your contributions will help improve how AI systems understand and respond to complex public-sector challenges.
Areas of Expertise We're Seeking
We're particularly interested in professionals with substantial knowledge and practical experience in one or more of these areas:
1. Government Policy, Public Records & Regulatory Compliance
2. Government Programs, Eligibility & Administrative Decision-Making
3. Government Procurement, Contracts & Vendor Evaluation
You do not need expertise in every area. We're seeking depth of knowledge within your particular specialization.
What You'll Do
Why Join Volga Partners?
Put your professional expertise to work in a new way.
Rather than performing traditional government administrative functions, you'll apply the knowledge you've developed throughout your career to emerging AI technology.
Contribute to meaningful AI development.
Your evaluations will help identify weaknesses in AI reasoning and improve the accuracy and reliability of AI-generated information.
Work remotely with project-based flexibility.
Participate in specialized assignments from anywhere in the United States, with opportunities for future engagements based on project availability and performance.
No AI background required.
We value professionals who understand their field and can recognize when an AI-generated answer is right, wrong, incomplete, or misleading.
Project Details
Hours and future assignments are not guaranteed. Compensation is subject to completion of assigned work in accordance with project instructions and quality standards.
Ready to Apply Your Expertise to the Future of AI?
If you've built your career understanding government systems, interpreting regulations, evaluating complex information, or making informed professional assessments, we'd love to hear from you.
Bring your expertise. Help us build better AI.
Apply today to be considered for upcoming Government SME opportunities with Volga Partners.
Who We're Looking For
We're seeking experienced professionals who bring more than familiarity with government processes. You should be comfortable analyzing complex information, exercising independent judgment, and explaining the reasoning behind your conclusions.
Required Qualifications
Especially Valuable Experience
We encourage applications from professionals with backgrounds such as:
Experience with AI model evaluation, large language models (LLMs), research, or structured quality assessments is beneficial but not required.
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