Consular Officer / Passport Specialist (AI Review)

You will help evaluate AI systems that answer passport and citizenship questions. You will judge whether questions sound like realistic applicant needs and whether generated answers are accurate, complete, and aligned with current guidance.

The work covers complex identity, eligibility, citizenship, and travel-document situations. You will work asynchronously and provide clear written feedback to improve answer quality.

• Review sample questions about passports and citizenship, and identify questions that do not reflect realistic applicant needs.
• Create rubrics that describe correct and complete answers for lost, stolen, or damaged passports; name changes; citizenship documents; minors; custody matters; and applicants born or living abroad.
• Evaluate AI-generated answers against those rubrics and identify errors, missing information, and outdated guidance.
• Write precise feedback about the quality and accuracy of each answer.

This is a part-time contract role open to candidates in the United States. The role is listed as entry level, but it requires practical passport or citizenship experience.

• $50 to $70 per hour.
• 20 or more hours per week.
• Open to candidates in the United States.
• At least one year of experience adjudicating or advising on passport or citizenship matters.
• Former experience at a State Department passport agency as a Passport Specialist or Adjudicator, or in a consular section as a Consular Officer.
• Working knowledge of citizenship and nationality rules and passport eligibility.
• Clear, precise written communication and careful judgment in complex cases.
• Previous AI experience is not required.
• Helpful experience includes document fraud detection, name-change and identity-documentation cases, creating guides or FAQs, preparing training materials, or assisting diverse applicants, including non-English-speaking customers.

You apply on OpenTrain with your resume and then complete the application on the hiring site.

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