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Freelance Geopolitical & Event Forecasting Experts at AI Startup

Lightly
CompanyLightly
CategoryData & Analytics
LocationUnited States
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelSenior
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted2 Aug 2026
Last verified10 Aug 2026
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Description
Lightly AG is an ETH and HSG spin-off pioneering in machine learning and computer vision. Backed by Y Combinator and top-tier investors, our technology is used by global leaders in autonomous driving, medical imaging, and visual inspection. With a small but sharp team in Zurich, we're looking for analytical and driven Geopolitical and Event Forecasting Professionals to help us evaluate AI-generated predictions about real-world events . Estimated project scope of approximately 15 hours/week . Tasks Evaluate AI-generated event forecasts by assessing the accuracy and quality of predictions covering elections, central bank decisions, policy announcements, and technology/regulatory events using a provided rubric. Project expected to begin early July. Requirements You’re a strong candidate if you: • Have at least 2-3 years of recent experience in political analysis, macroeconomics, geopolitical risk, or policy research • Have experience producing or evaluating probabilistic forecasts - election modelling, policy impact assessments, or macro scenario analysis • Are familiar with prediction markets (Polymarket, Metaculus) or superforecasting methodologies • Are fluent in English (requirement) • Have strong analytical and quantitative skills • Communicate clearly and precisely Benefits • Work directly with a YC-backed team on cutting-edge AI evaluation projects • Competitive compensation tailored to experience and scope of work Send us your CV . If you've done political forecasting, macro analysis, or prediction market research before, we'd love to hear specific examples.