Expert Network · For experts

Paid geospatial work
for AI teams. By the hour.

AI labs and the companies building on them need people who actually know what a SAR shadow, an MGRS grid or a Jenks break is. The GeoBit Expert Network is a vetted bench of GIS, remote-sensing, GeoAI, GEOINT and 3D specialists who take hourly engagements — evaluations, annotation, red-teaming, analysis — on their own terms. You set your rate. You pick the engagements. We handle the contract and the invoice.

1
Assessment, ~45 minutes
You
Set the hourly rate
Remote
Any timezone · your hours

How it works

Not a job board. Not a recruiter. A bench: you get on it once, and engagements come to you.

01

Profile

Two minutes. Your track, tools, years, asking rate, availability, timezone and languages. Citizenship and clearance are optional, but some scopes require them.

02

Assessment

Six knowledge questions on your track and three short applied tasks, one of which is grading a flawed AI answer. About 45 minutes. Your link is personal and valid for 14 days.

03

Review

The knowledge part is scored the moment you submit and you see it on screen; the written part is graded against a rubric and your full score out of 100 arrives by email. The bar is 90. Clear it and a GeoBit analyst reads your written work before you go on the bench.

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Engagements

When a scope matches your track, rate and hours, we email it to you. Accept or decline. Work is hourly, approved weekly, paid through GeoBit.

Start with one track

Twelve tracks: five geospatial, seven security, intelligence and operations. Start where you are strongest. Each track has its own short assessment, and you can join more tracks later from your profile. Already on the network? Sign in to add a track.

01

GIS & Spatial Data

PostGIS, QGIS / ArcGIS, GeoPandas, GDAL, cartography, spatial stats, ETL.

02

Remote Sensing & Imagery

Sentinel / Landsat, SAR, VHR optical, change detection, annotation, Earth Engine.

03

GeoAI & ML

Segmentation and detection on imagery, geospatial foundation models, eval design, spatial CV.

04

GEOINT, Geo-OSINT & Risk

Image geolocation and verification, activity analysis, route and site risk, MGRS.

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3D & Spatial Computing

LiDAR / PDAL, photogrammetry, drone survey, 3D Tiles, CityGML, digital twins.

06

Security & Site Assessment

Site surveys, perimeter and approaches, access control, guard posture, costed mitigation plans.

07

Risk & Threat Assessment

Threat actors by intent and capability, likelihood and impact scoring, scenarios, mitigation and residual risk.

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GSOC & AOI Monitoring

Watch-floor operations, triage and verification, escalation, situation reports and pass-downs.

09

Executive Protection & Journey Management

Advance work, route risk by stretch, safe havens, check-ins, panic and escalation, after-action.

10

Civil Unrest & Conflict Monitoring

Protest and unrest forecasting, conflict tracking, actor mapping, verification and geolocation.

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Disaster & Crisis Management

Hazard monitoring, impact assessment, evacuation and accountability, continuity, humanitarian access.

12

Intelligence Analysis

All-source and open-source intelligence: collection planning, sourcing and verification, assessments with stated confidence, briefs and requests for information.

Straight answers

Is this a job?

No. It is hourly contract work through GeoBit. You keep your job, your practice or your studies and take engagements that fit around them.

Who are the clients?

AI labs and their data vendors, geospatial and earth-observation AI companies, and security teams that need spatial analysis. You will always know who the end client is before you accept.

What does the work look like?

Grading model outputs, writing rubrics, annotating imagery, building geolocation benchmarks, red-teaming geospatial models, producing verified assessments. Structured, scoped, hourly.

How am I paid?

As an independent contractor, on client-approved hours, through GeoBit. You never chase the client. Rates are what you ask; if we think you are underpricing yourself, we will tell you.

Do I need a clearance or US citizenship?

No. Most work has no such requirement. Some scopes do, so we tag it at intake and only ever show those scopes to eligible experts.

Not a geospatial professional?

If you simply live or work somewhere we watch, and would answer one question now and then about what you can see from where you are, that is the Ground Network. Voluntary, at no charge, no obligation.

What about my data?

Your profile and resume are stored to match you with engagements and shown to clients only as an anonymized shortlist until you accept. Email us any time and we delete everything.

Create your profile

Your profile lives in your GeoBit account: name, email and phone to create it, then your resume, photo, tracks and rate in your profile. Our team reviews it and gets back to you by email.

Create your GeoBit account →

Already have a GeoBit account? Sign in and add your resume and tracks in your profile. Joined the network before November 2026? Your profile is still at /experts/me.

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