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AWS Serverless & IaC Task Auditor at Mercor
posted 1 month agoAWS Serverless & IaC Task Auditor | $70–90/hr | Remote (US)
Join a cutting-edge AI initiative as a technical auditor evaluating the quality, correctness, and architectural soundness of AWS serverless and infrastructure-as-code tasks used to train and assess frontier AI models. Your expert feedback will directly shape the reliability of AI-generated cloud solutions.
What You'll Do
- Evaluate multi-service serverless architecture designs for correctness and best practices
- Assess infrastructure-as-code (IaC) fidelity across AWS CDK, CloudFormation, and SAM
- Review cross-service integration correctness, IAM/permission boundaries, and failure/retry semantics
- Analyze event-driven architecture patterns for soundness and scalability
- Provide clear, rubric-based written feedback on submitted tasks
Required Qualifications
- 3+ years of hands-on experience building multi-service AWS serverless applications (Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB/Streams, S3, EventBridge, SNS/SQS, Step Functions)
- Strong proficiency with infrastructure-as-code tools (AWS CDK, CloudFormation, or SAM)
- Demonstrated ability to assess event-driven architectures, IAM boundaries, and retry/failure semantics
- Familiarity with local emulation tools (e.g., LocalStack) versus real AWS runtime behavior
Preferred Qualifications
- AWS certifications (Solutions Architect or Developer)
- Experience with serverless observability and cost optimization
- Prior experience in code review or task grading roles
This is a flexible, hourly contractor engagement ideal for seasoned AWS professionals looking to contribute to frontier AI development.
How to apply for this role
- Upload your resume — keep it up-to-date and in English. Mercor will auto-fill your profile from it.
- Complete the AI interview — a 15-minute conversation about your experience. Be ready to discuss specific projects and challenges you've solved.
- Submit your application — only about 20% of applicants finish all the steps, so completing yours puts you well ahead.