Software Engineer — Technical Deck Evaluation (Terac)

Terac is building a model of what a good technical presentation looks like, and it needs people who have actually sat through bad ones. You get a batch of decks from your own field, things like design reviews, experiment readouts, model launches, roadmaps and postmortems. You rank them on clarity, structure and overall effectiveness, then write up why the strong ones work and where the weak ones fall down. The ranking is the easy part. The written justification is what the project is buying, because a preference with no reason attached teaches a model nothing about hierarchy, pacing or what to cut. This is asynchronous work you do on your own schedule, soaked in the vocabulary of your discipline, which is why the bar is professional experience rather than presentation training. Software engineers, engineering managers, product managers and data scientists all qualify.

Pay is $110/hr for services rendered, invoiced weekly, and there is a separate one-time $100 reward for passing the calibration exam. Contract work, fully remote.