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What if your knowledge English language could help improve the AI. WHAT YOU'LL DO Evaluate the aesthetic quality, readability, and overall polish of digital map designs. Assess user-focused elements like viewport framing, geospatial accuracy, and content relevance. Review personalized location recommendations to ensure relevance and helpfulness. Follow strict project instructions and complete tasks accurately, including tagging specific issues (e.g., Icons not properly masked, Labels too small). YOU ARE A FIT IF YOU Have an eye for artistic detail and intuitive design Think critically about spatial accuracy, relevance, and context Care about delivering polished and helpful digital experiences Requirements: To be located and have the right to work in the United States. An existing, actively used Gmail account with prior usage history on Google Maps. Participation is limited to maximum three project rounds. Please note that the task request will be dynamic and we will be providing you with a heads-up as soon as possible once there is a project round available for you. PROJECT DETAILS Job Title: Maps Visual Design Relevance Evaluator - English (US) Contract type: Freelance Hourly rate: US$20.30 Language: English (US) Location: Remote Estimated volume: 8 - 10 hours Start date: The project runs on a weekly basis. Eligible candidates will be added to a pool of certified raters and contacted at least 48 hours before kickoff. Please note This project requires opt-in, consent-based access to limited elements of your activity history. A consent form will be provided for you to review and sign before participation. A desktop or laptop computer is required to complete the application and onboarding process. Mobile devices are not supported. Hiring in: Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Colorado, Georgia, Connecticut, Indiana, Delaware, Kansas, Idaho, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Montana, Maine, New Hampshire, Maryland, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Nevada, South Carolina, New Jersey, Tennessee, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin Originally posted on Himalayas