Frontend Engineer (Full-time remote)

Role: Frontend Engineer (Remote)

Location: Remote (Work from Anywhere) Role Overview: We are hiring for one of our clients, seeking a Frontend Engineer to work on a Full-Time basis. The project involves evaluating AI-generated frontend code by comparing it against reference web pages across multiple states and viewports. Candidates must have prior experience completing a Mercor engagement to qualify. Download and locally render three zipped site trees: a reference page and two AI-generated attempts.

Evaluate visual fidelity at 1920×1080, including box model, spacing, typography, colors, and asset handling across all interactive states.

Assess code construction quality by analyzing source files to identify shortcuts like hardcoded pixels, absolute positioning, or undifferentiated div structures.

Grade each attempt against the reference for structural correctness, responsiveness, and adherence to web standards.

Experience with local development environments and static servers is required; cloud-only or locked-down devices are not supported.

Strong proficiency in inspecting and debugging frontend code, including CSS, HTML, and layout mechanics.

Prior completion of at least one full Mercor engagement is mandatory.

Attention to detail in assessing spacing, typography, color treatment, and asset rendering.

Experience identifying layout shortcuts such as absolute positioning, inline styles, or non-semantic HTML structures.

Ability to work in timed 2–3 hour units with sustained focus.

This role offers a unique opportunity to work with a global leader in the Technology, Information and Internet industry, contributing to the creation of high-quality datasets for AI model evaluation. The work directly informs the development of more accurate and reliable frontend generation systems.

All qualified candidates are welcome regardless of background, experience, or prior employment history.

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