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# Frontend Code Evaluator - Expert

- **Company:** Mercor
- **Location:** Brussel, Belgium (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** €187,200.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), Web Accessibility, Code Review, Web Scraping, Web Development, Document Object Model, Image Management, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Large Language Models, Model Validation, Pixel Perfect, Front End Software Development
- **Published:** August 20, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerjet.be/jobad/be1c38096ea67d41155ce4d851bd9511df

## About the Role

Must-Have

 * 3+ years of professional web development experience, primarily in frontend or full-stack work.
 * Fluency in hand-written HTML and CSS.
 * Working command of browser devtools.
 * Enough JavaScript to read scripts and understand DOM manipulation.
 * Comfort in a terminal for local server setup.
 * Strong written English and discipline to justify judgments.

Preferred

 * Prior RLHF, preference labeling, or model evaluation work.
 * Code review or technical assessment background.
 * Pixel-perfect design-to-code experience.
 * Web accessibility expertise (WCAG, ARIA).
 * Familiarity with LLMs' typical failures in codegen.
 * Web scraping or DOM parsing experience.

## Description

* Render a reference page and two candidate replications side by side at desktop width. Judge which is the closer reproduction.
 * Diff layout fidelity in detail, including box model, typography, color, image handling, and overflow.
 * Inspect underlying markup with browser devtools to distinguish genuinely correct replications from those that merely look correct.
 * Evaluate responsive behavior and semantic quality, ensuring proper use of flexbox and grid.
 * Write structured rationales for every judgment, ranking defects by importance in precise language.
 * Flag ties, ambiguous cases, and broken task items rather than forcing a preference.


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