Subject Matter Expert – International Trade & Logistics - English/Spanish (Mexico) – Remote

Role overview

Create and review realistic international trade and logistics scenarios in Spanish (Mexico) or English for an AI benchmarking project. The work is grounded in local or regional operating contexts and tests whether responses reflect professional practice rather than generic recall. Tasks combine domain judgment with language-specific context across international trade, customs operations, cross-border logistics, and global supply chains. Contributors design the work, adapt scoring criteria, review responses, and produce defensible reference solutions.

What you will deliver

• Design realistic import, export, customs, and logistics scenarios in Spanish (Mexico) or English.
• Cover import and export documentation, customs clearance, Incoterms, freight coordination, transportation, trade compliance, warehouse operations, and supply-chain planning.
• Adapt rubrics for logistics problem-solving, customs and trade compliance, customer communication, transportation management, and shipment coordination.
• Review responses for factual accuracy, regulatory compliance, operational feasibility, logistics practice, and service quality.
• Develop reference solutions grounded in local customs, freight-forwarding, supply-chain, and cross-border trade practice.

Domain coverage

• Import and export operations.
• Customs clearance and brokerage.
• International shipping documentation.
• Incoterms and tariff classification.
• Freight forwarding and transportation management.
• Warehouse and shipment coordination.
• Global trade compliance.
• Cross-border supply-chain operations.

Evaluation standards

• Regulatory and customs compliance.
• Accurate trade documentation.
• Operationally feasible shipment decisions.
• Sound Incoterms application.
• Clear customer and stakeholder communication.
• Realistic cross-border logistics.

Qualifications

• Native-level Spanish (Mexico) with strong professional English proficiency.
• At least five years in international trade, logistics, customs, supply-chain management, freight forwarding, import or export operations, or trade compliance.
• Strong understanding of local import and export rules, customs procedures, shipping documents, Incoterms, tariff classification, transportation management, and cross-border commerce.

Contract terms

• Independent-contractor engagement.
• Contractors may choose when and how much to work; no fixed hours, check-ins, or guaranteed volume are stated.
• Project availability fluctuates, so the work is presented as supplemental rather than a primary full-time income source.
• Health insurance, paid time off, and retirement contributions are not provided.
• Hours are not guaranteed and depend on project demand.
• Most accepted tasks require at least two hours per day or ten hours per week.
• Accepted tasks require reliable availability, quality work, and on-time delivery.
• Independent contractors are responsible for their own tax obligations.