AI Agent Tester - Real-World Tasks, Remote- Contract
About this role
Role Title: AI Agent Tester — Real-World Tasks
Role Type: Contract
Location: U.S based
Required Skills:
ChatGPT
Muse
AI agents
Attention to Detail
Following Instructions
Screen Recording
Opportunity Snapshot:
Time per task: ~1.5 hours per run (evidence and scoring included)
Project kickoff: Already active.
Onboarding: Within 24–48 hours of being selected, you’ll receive the offer and complete onboarding. You’ll begin tasking as soon as tasks are assigned.
You’ll need: An active personal AI assistant account (Plus tier), active Muse and Dots access, a smartphone that can screen record, and a payment card you can use for test purchases that are reimbursed afterward
Your tasks: Run everyday errands with two AI agents, approve key steps, screen record, and score the results
About the role:
AI agents are starting to handle real-life errands: paying bills, booking trips, doing the groceries. We want to know how well they actually do it, from the point of view of a real user. That’s you. You’ll test two AI agents side by side, using your own accounts on your phone, and tell us what worked, what didn’t, and how it felt.
What you’ll do:
Run real-life scenarios: bills, returns, email follow-ups, bookings, shopping, groceries, travel, family logistics, outings, and forms
Approve or stop the agent at key steps
Screen record every attempt
Score each run on
completion, quality, control issues, satisfaction, and time
Share clear written feedback on the agent experience
Who we’re looking for:
US-based, with a Bachelor’s degree
Someone who already uses AI in daily life
2-3 years of experience, preferably in engineering, business management, or office/operations
Detail-oriented, great at following instructions and documenting each step
Clear written communication
Generalists welcome, domain experts preferred
No coding or AI background needed
Why you’ll like it:
Get paid to use the AI tools you already use
Work entirely from your phone, on your schedule
Have a direct say in how next-generation AI agents get built and improved
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