PR & Communications Expert

What you'll do

You judge how well AI handles public-facing writing. Given a scenario such as a product launch, a policy change or an incident, you rank competing AI drafts for message discipline, tone, stakeholder fit and reputational risk, then write the version you would stand behind and explain why. You also test outputs for overclaims, shaky forward-looking statements and unsafe wording, so the model learns what a careful comms professional would flag.

Who fits

• 5+ years in PR or communications, agency or in-house, with media-facing writing
• Experience with press releases, pitches, bylines, statements and talking points
• Working knowledge of crisis communications: holding statements, stakeholder mapping, escalation
• C1 English or better, with the ability to give specific, actionable edits
• A bachelor's degree in communications, journalism, PR or marketing, or equivalent experience
• Prior AI data training or editorial QA is strongly preferred

The role is open to applicants in 17 countries across South and Southeast Asia, plus Brazil, Germany and the United States.

What it pays

The listing states up to $70 an hour, with no minimum given. It is an hourly contract, so you are paid for tracked active time. SuperAnnotate's company page covers payout through Deel and the time-tracking rules; this listing states no payment terms of its own.

Worth knowing

Good:

• Up to $70 an hour is a strong rate for a writing-led role
• The work is your day-job skill set applied to AI output
• Remote and time-zone flexible

Less good:

• The ad says there is no immediate project for this role; qualified applicants are first in line when a relevant project opens, so being accepted does not mean work starts soon
• Five years of experience is a high bar for a role without an active project
• "Up to" pay means the actual rate is set per project

About this listing

Read from the SME Careers jobs board on 27 October 2026. The hiring steps (recorded AI interview, Deel contract, paid bootcamp) are described on the company page. See SuperAnnotate.