Is this job worth applying to?

Pay

Below typicalTops out at $70/hr. The typical top rate across 138 priced medical listings is $100/hr.

Getting in

Some screening~30 min: resume upload + 20-min AI interview. Resume showing real experience in your field.

Steady work

Work is patchyProjects can pause or end with little notice.

Payout record

Pays on timeSchedule: weekly, every Wednesday. Paid via Stripe (Wise in a few countries).

Freshness

Older postPosted 7w ago. Still listed on Mercor on Nov 6, 2026.

Where you live

Not statedThe listing names no country.

The job description

Are you a benefits professional — plan design, payer and claims operations, or benefits regulatory and compliance? Our client is developing AI-generated benefits-navigation content, and needs experienced benefits professionals to validate it.

In this role, you'll:

Review and validate evaluation rubrics for accuracy and real-world relevance
Assess AI-generated benefits-navigation scenarios used to inform a synthetic dataset
Identify inaccurate, unrealistic, ambiguous, or potentially harmful guidance
Recommend improvements based on real-world benefits administration experience

You're a strong fit if you:

Have substantial experience in benefits administration, benefits navigation, or healthcare coverage — Must Have
Bring a strong understanding of Medicare and/or Medicaid — Must Have
Know common customer questions, service workflows, and escalation practices — Must Have
Can tell general educational guidance from situations needing a licensed, legal, clinical, or plan-specific referral

Strongly preferred:

Employer-sponsored group benefits or health and welfare administration
Benefits navigation, advocacy, or benefits-related customer service
Quality assurance, rubric development, or content validation
Experience reviewing AI-generated or synthetic customer-service content

This is a non-clinical review role — likely not the right fit if your background is primarily hands-on clinical care.

Details:

Remote, hourly, $70/hour
Application includes a short domain-expert interview

How do you apply to Mercor?

Apply on Mercor

The Apply button opens this post on Mercor's own site. You apply with them, not with Rubric. Budget about 30 min: resume upload + 20-min AI interview.

Get through screening

What Mercor asks for after you apply:

Take the recorded AI video interview (practice round available)
Complete any role-specific assessment and the ID check
Accept the offer and sign the contract

Start work and get paid

Pay schedule: weekly, every Wednesday. Paid via Stripe (Wise in a few countries). You're paid for the work they hand out, not a fixed salary.

Mercor also needs

Resume showing real experience in your field
Webcam with your full face visible for the AI interview
Government ID

Red flags

Red flagLong waits with no offer after passing the interview
Red flagProjects ending abruptly with little warning

What is Mercor like to work for?

Hiring marketplace that screens professionals with an AI video interview and places them on hourly contracts training and evaluating models for AI labs.

Advertised pay	$20–200/hr
Getting in	Some screening
Application takes	~30 min: resume upload + 20-min AI interview
How you get paid	Weekly, every Wednesday, via Stripe (Wise in a few countries)
Payout record	Pays on time
Countries	Hires in many countries and runs its pay week on India Standard Time; Mercor keeps a list of locations it cannot onboard, and some projects are US-only.

Most listings sit around $50–100/hr; healthcare, legal and finance roles pay the most, language and generalist roles the least.