Corporate Designer — Project Style
Listed pay: $65to 100 / hr
What the posting lists, in US dollars an hour, before anything Mercor deducts.
12 openings on this one listing.
How to apply- Platform
- Mercor
- Terms
- Contract, part-time
- Location
- Remote, no country stated
- Posted
- · 2 weeks ago
- Status
- Open at the last check
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What happens after you click
- The link opens this role on Mercor. Sign up and apply from there.
- Upload a resume, complete the assessments the role asks for and verify your work authorisation.
- An AI interview of about 20 minutes. Mercor says it usually takes 2 to 4 weeks to hear back.
- If Mercor hires you, you are paid weekly, on the Wednesday after each work week, via Stripe. Mercor says first payouts are held for 7 days.
- The work is paid by the hour, at the $65–100 this posting lists.
- Remote. The posting names no country, so we have not assumed one applies.
What the work is
About the role
Mercor is hiring Corporate Designers for Project Style — an aesthetics project in which experts review sets of AI-generated knowledge-work deliverables (decks, docs, spreadsheets, PDFs) and rework the strongest one until it's genuinely well-made, on both content and design.
Your work directly shapes how AI models produce polished, publish-ready knowledge work — the kind of output a consulting firm, investment bank, or in-house design team would send to a client without embarrassment.
What you'll do
Compare AI-generated versions of the same deliverable and score them across layout & spacing, typography, colour, domain realism, and polish
Take the strongest candidate and rework it to reference quality
Provide clear justifications tied to specific layout evidence (alignment, spacing, balance, grouping, density)
Bring your design judgment to real corporate client materials
You're a good fit if you
Have a background as a designer, marketing/comms professional, or knowledge-work specialist — management consulting, investment banking, in-house corporate design, agency work, and marcom all fit
Spot subtle layout inconsistencies most people miss: alignment gaps, unequal card heights, dead space, margin discipline
Are opinionated about what "good" looks like in a business deliverable and can articulate it in writing
Care about how work is presented, not just what it says
Rate and commitment
$80/hour, hourly
Approximately 15 hours per week
Fully remote
Screening
Submit your resume and complete the Corporate Designer calibration assessment (~45 minutes)
The assessment measures how well your ratings of real deliverables track against a calibrated answer key on the layout & spacing axis
From the Mercor listing.