Veterans Service Officer
- Pay
- $50–$150/hour
- Where
- Remote · Remote (US-based; able to start quickly)
- Type
- Contract
- Eligibility
- Open to applicants in United States
- Listing
- Last verified Oct 13, 2026
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Overview
Use veterans-benefits experience to evaluate and improve AI answers. Accuracy comes first; prior AI experience is not needed.
Responsibilities
- Review sample veterans-benefits questions and flag wording that does not reflect real public questions.
- Write answer rubrics covering service-connected disability compensation, claim filing and supporting evidence.
- Write answer rubrics covering dependents/survivor benefits such as DIC and CHAMPVA, appeals and decision reviews.
- Evaluate AI answers against the rubrics, flagging errors, omissions, outdated guidance.
- Give clear written feedback to the project team asynchronously.
Requirements
- Current VA accreditation, such as VSO representative, County Veterans Service Officer or accredited claims agent.
- At least one year preparing and filing VA claims for veterans or families. Working knowledge of disability compensation, dependents/survivor benefits and appeals.
- US-based, able to start quickly and provide clear, precise writing.
Preferred
- Military records such as DD-214.
- Creating guides, checklists or training materials; helping rural, non-English-speaking and other diverse veterans/families.
Engagement and pay
- $50-$150/hour (USD). Remote contractor on a short-term project, 20-30 hours/week.
- Able to start quickly; no exact calendar start date or project end date is stated.
Eligibility
- Must be based in the United States.
Skills
- va claims preparation and filing
- va accreditation
- service-connected disability compensation
- dependents and survivor benefits
- appeals and decision reviews
- military records (dd-214)