Migration Specialist AI Trainer Freelance 8 20 hrs week

Updated: 12 March 2026 Freelance | 8–20 hrs/week | Remote (EU/UK) Are you an experienced Migration Specialist eager to apply your expertise in a new and impactful way? Do you have 8 to 20 hours per week available to contribute alongside your current projects or employment? We are looking for top-tier migration professionals based in the EU or UK to help improve advanced AI systems. What you’ll be doing We are 10x Team, a platform for fractional and freelance professionals. We partner with leading AI labs to enhance large AI systems. Your role is hands-on and high impact. You will: Review and refine AI-generated outputs related to data, system, or platform migrations Evaluate responses for technical accuracy, industry best practices, and compliance with relevant standards Draft realistic migration scenarios, including planning, data mapping, risk assessment, cutover strategies, stakeholder communication, and post-migration validation Create variations of the same scenario from different roles, such as migration specialist, IT lead, business stakeholder, or compliance advisor Identify gaps, misinterpretations, or oversimplified reasoning in AI-generated content Assess and improve AI reasoning around structured problem solving, edge cases, and the application of migration methodologies In simple terms: You will assess and improve AI-generated content by ensuring it reflects real-world migration practices and challenges. This is not a traditional engineering role. Instead of executing migrations for individual use cases, your expertise will guide how AI systems understand and reason about migration topics at scale. Your feedback will directly improve how AI performs for technical users worldwide. Who this is for You are: A migration specialist, systems engineer, solutions architect, or IT professional with several years of hands-on migration experience Based in the EU or UK Experienced across the full migration lifecycle: planning, execution, validation, and post-mi