Questions experts ask before they apply.
Straight answers about eligibility, the review, projects and privacy. If your question is missing, write to support.
Eligibility
What if my practical field is not listed?
Describe your background under Other expertise in your profile. That records your experience; it does not create an application network or an available project. Choose published areas for review only when they genuinely fit.
Who can apply?
Atasc is an expert network for people aged 18+ across many fields. Qualification routes include experienced professional, student / early-career and practical specialist. Use the route filter in the catalog to find networks that review them.
Can I apply with more than one area of expertise?
Yes. One profile has room for every area you know. Select all the fields that fit you; you can also add Other expertise.
I’m a student, or I learned my field in practice. Can I apply?
Yes, if you are 18 or older. Student / early-career and practical specialist are reviewed qualification routes alongside experienced professional. Describe what you have actually done.
Do I need a degree or a licence?
Not for every network. Approval means eligibility for matching, not professional licensure. Regulated work requires a separate review of relevant credentials and the actual project scope.
Application and review
What do I need to apply?
Your background, education and résumé, the expertise areas that fit you, and answers to short expertise questions. No identity documents or separate expertise file are needed to apply.
What happens after I submit?
Your profile, résumé and answers are assessed, including an automated AI evidence assessment, with our team reviewing where needed. If more information is needed, we contact you. Identity verification is offered only after your expertise assessment confirms eligibility, and approval means eligibility for matching, not guaranteed work.
When is identity verification requested?
Identity is requested after this initial review, not before you apply. No identity documents are collected on the initial form. Identity verification is hosted by Didit after your expertise assessment confirms eligibility; the privacy page explains what is checked and how long that evidence is kept.
Projects and pay
How could practical skills contribute to robotics?
Approved demonstrations of skilled work may show movement, context and the decisions behind an action. These can help researchers and developers explore robotics intended to support people. The examples on this site are illustrative, not available assignments.
What does the optional robotics interest mean?
It saves a profile-wide interest in robotics and physical data projects. It is optional and does not establish recording consent, eligibility, selection or project availability.
Should I start recording my work?
No. Any recording needs a specific project brief and appropriate permissions. Do not record clients, patients, colleagues or private workplaces for Atasc based on the examples on this site.
What kinds of work do projects involve?
Examples include applying specialist knowledge, evaluating AI responses, explaining reasoning and demonstrating practical skills with an approved project brief. These are illustrative examples, not live tasks. Scopes vary by project.
What do the displayed hourly ranges mean?
Displayed hourly ranges are external global freelance benchmarks with the source shown on each role, not ADCO AI pay offers. Compensation depends on the project, your qualifications and the agreed contract.
Does approval guarantee work?
No. Approval means eligibility for matching, not professional licensure or guaranteed work. Availability and agreed project terms determine any assignment. Each genuine project defines its own scope and requirements. Atasc may contact verified experts about suitable projects. Work and earnings are not guaranteed.
Can I see open projects before I am verified?
Open projects are locked until you are approved as a verified expert. You can still build your profile and join relevant networks; the catalog of expert networks is public.
Privacy and support
Is my profile public?
No. Your profile, contact details, résumé and evidence support your participation and the review process. They are not published in an expert directory.
Does signing in with Google enroll me?
No. Google sign-in uses your basic profile details and verified email to identify your account. Signing in does not automatically enroll you in the expert network.
How do I get help?
Write to support@atasc.ai. After joining, you can also request help, corrections, withdrawal or a retention review from Help & account; requests are reviewed by people.
Support: support@atasc.ai