CVE & Application Security AI Task Auditor - Freelance AI Trainer Project

Jobgether · Switzerland

Posted 10 days ago

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This role has been open: 10 days
Reposted: No
Salary listed: No
Ghost-job risk at Jobgether: low
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Last confirmed on the employer's board: 2026-09-18

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About this role

The CVE & Application Security AI Task Auditor role is a freelance position focused on auditing security tasks for AI model training and evaluation. You will review CVE scenarios, conduct vulnerability assessments, and ensure the technical accuracy and practicality of security tasks. The role allows for independent work in a flexible, remote environment, contributing to the reliability of AI evaluation workflows.

Our read on this posting2.6out of 5

benefits: 1/5
freshness: 4/5
career value: 4/5
role clarity: 4/5
pay transparency: 0/5

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What you need

Experience in application security
Knowledge of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE)
Ability to review and evaluate security-focused tasks
Familiarity with vulnerability assessments and secure coding practices
Technical judgment to identify vulnerabilities and security inconsistencies

What you get

Flexible, remote work environment

Worth weighing

Freelance position may lack job security
Role requires specialized security knowledge
Independent work may not suit everyone

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Listed by Jobgether on their lever job board, last confirmed open on 2026-09-18. PitchMeAI is not the employer.

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