Job description
Job Description
Role Overview
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- Mercor is seeking senior civic and public administration professionals to build evaluation tasks for AI systems operating in large government and public-sector contexts. \n
- The workflows are calibrated to the regulatory complexity, stakeholder scale, and public accountability stakes of federal, state, and major municipal government operations. \n
- Contributors design public-sector scenarios, draft reference outputs, and write rubrics that capture how senior government and civic leaders think. \n
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Key Responsibilities
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- Construct public-sector scenarios spanning large-scale budget appropriations, multi-agency coordination, and complex regulatory or legislative review cycles at federal, state, and municipal levels. \n
- Build civic tasks across public policy analysis, constituent services delivery, intergovernmental relations, public communications, and regulatory compliance. \n
- Develop public administration scenarios involving tools such as government ERP/case management systems, public records platforms, GIS systems, and constituent relationship management (CRM) tools used across agencies. \n
- Apply public administration frameworks (policy impact analysis, cost-benefit analysis, administrative rulemaking, stakeholder engagement models) and produce reference policy briefs, agency strategies, and executive/legislative communications. \n
- Author rubrics that distinguish authentic public-sector judgment from generic bureaucratic or textbook recall. \n
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Ideal Qualifications
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- 5+ years working in a senior capacity at a federal, state, or large municipal government agency, or within a major public policy, civic tech, or intergovernmental organization. \n
- Direct ownership of agency programs, public policy initiatives, or constituent-facing service delivery at scale. \n
- Fluency in government processes and tooling, plus understanding of how public budgets, procurement, legislative review, and regulatory compliance actually work. \n
- Prior rubric, public-sector training curriculum, or policy documentation authorship is a plus. \n