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Digital Artist

micro1

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USA onlyPosted 3d ago$21 - $65/hr

Overview

micro1 is a company engaging digital artists to evaluate and enhance AI-generated images, helping train next-generation AI systems. In this role, you'll conduct detailed visual analysis and comparative critique of AI outputs, identifying artifacts and providing technical feedback to improve model performance.

What You’ll Do

Upload original digital images or photographs per project specifications
Conduct side-by-side evaluations of your work against AI-generated counterparts
Identify and articulate issues with anatomy, color, lighting, perspective, texture, and detail
Detect and describe AI artifacts including warped anatomy, smeared textures, inconsistent shadows, and irregular reflections
Compose concise, technically precise written feedback using industry terminology
Deliver thorough, methodical reviews prioritizing accuracy over speed
Collaborate with project coordinators and other contributors on image assessment

Requirements

Valid US authorization to contract
Minimum 2 years experience in digital art, retouching, compositing, 3D rendering, graphic design, color grading, or photography
Portfolio of original works
Proficiency in image editing tools (Photoshop, Lightroom, Procreate, Blender, or similar)
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills with technical visual vocabulary
Ability to detect subtle differences and identify AI-specific artifacts
Basic understanding of AI image generation and typical failure points

Who Should Apply

Apply if you're a visual perfectionist with 2+ years in digital art, photography, or design, and you genuinely enjoy the meticulous work of spotting tiny inconsistencies and articulating them clearly. This role suits detail-oriented creatives who think systematically about visual problems. It will frustrate you if you prefer open-ended artistic work over structured evaluation, or if you find repetitive comparative analysis draining rather than absorbing.

Salary Insight

The $21–$65/hr range is quite wide and likely spans different contribution levels — newer contractors or those working part-time hours at the lower end, experienced practitioners with proven artifact-detection skills at the higher end. Clarify early in conversations whether your expected level (based on your portfolio and years of experience) maps to a specific part of this band, and anchor your rate to specific deliverable quality or turnaround expectations.

About Micro1

Platform connecting domain experts with AI training and evaluation projects, paid on a flexible contract basis.

Remote policy: Remote worldwide, excluding Afghanistan, Belarus, China, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Hong Kong, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Macao, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Ukraine and Yemen. Individual projects may have…

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Required Skills

Image evaluationAI artifact detectionPhotoshopDigital photographyVisual analysis

Compensation

$21 - $65/hr

Location: USA only
Engagement: Contract
Posted: 3d ago

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About Micro1

Platform connecting domain experts with AI training and evaluation projects, paid on a flexible contract basis.

How hiring works at Micro1 →

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Application Tip

Lead with a portfolio piece where you've caught or fixed something subtle — a color shift, an anatomical flaw, a texture problem — and explain your process for identifying it. Hiring teams for image-evaluation work are looking for evidence that you see things others miss and can describe them precisely. A single strong example of detailed, technical feedback you've given on visual work will outweigh a long list of tools you know; show that you can write like you see.

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