Agriculture, Forestry & Environmental Experts
- Pay
- $40–$60/hour
- Where
- Remote
- Type
- Contract
- Eligibility
- Country eligibility not stated. Check with the provider before applying.
- Listing
- Last verified Oct 14, 2026
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Overview
Use agriculture, forestry or environmental expertise to train and evaluate AI for a project focused on sustainable practices and environmental work.
No prior AI experience is required; professional domain knowledge is the focus.
Responsibilities
- Assess industry practices and challenges in agricultural engineering, food science, conservation and land management.
- Review and annotate datasets, documents and scenarios for accuracy.
- Write and improve technical content, process explanations and policy guidance.
- Advise on regulations, sustainability and trends.
- Join written and verbal discussions and work across specialties.
Requirements
- Required skills: Agricultural Engineering, Environmental Conservation.
Preferred
- At least 5 years in agriculture, forestry, environmental conservation or related areas, including farm/ranch management or conservation science.
- Knowledge of sustainable agriculture, land management or conservation practices.
- Clear written and verbal communication and technical accuracy.
- Analyze complex systems and give practical recommendations.
- Familiarity with regulations, industry trends and technology in these fields.
- Experience across disciplines or teams.
- An advanced relevant degree is valued.
Engagement and pay
- $40-$60/hour (USD).
- Remote contractor. Hours, start date and duration are not stated.
Eligibility
- Country eligibility is not stated; remote does not establish worldwide eligibility.
Skills
- agricultural engineering
- environmental conservation