Senior Claims Investigation and Evidence Review Expert
- Pay: $20 to $60 / hour
- Contract: Contract
- Who can apply: Open worldwide
- Posted Oct 28, 2026
In short
This freelance role asks you to review insurance claim evidence for signs of staged accidents and fraud, then help train AI systems with your findings. You can work from anywhere in the world and choose your own hours, including weekends if you like. If you have years of experience in fraud checks, claims, or forensic work, this job puts that knowledge to practical use.
What you will do
- Review dashcam and security camera footage, scene photos, witness statements, and engineering reports to spot signs of fraud.
- Rebuild how an accident or loss happened, and judge what caused it and whether the evidence is genuine.
- Write detailed reports for fraud investigators or forensic engineers, explaining the reasons behind each conclusion.
- Point out patterns or oddities that could signal organized fraud, and share best practices from your field.
- Answer questions from the project team in writing or by spoken discussion when they need clarification or feedback.
What you need to apply
- At least 7 years of relevant experience in special investigations, insurance fraud detection, forensic engineering, or fleet safety review.
- Proven skill in judging claim evidence, including photos, video, and technical reports, for legitimacy and cause.
- Strong written and spoken communication skills in English.
- Experience writing reports or affidavits for legal, forensic, or insurance purposes.
- Familiarity with digital evidence such as video, photos, and telematics data. Remote consulting experience is a plus.
Who can apply
People from anywhere in the world can apply, since no country restriction is stated. There are 10 openings.
My tip
Before you apply, list the claims you have reviewed, the evidence types you have worked with, and the reports you have written, with rough years for each, because the posting puts proven experience first.