Remote AI Data Annotator & Evaluator — Flexible Hours

CNTXT AI; Paris; Sur place; EUR 34 000 - 55 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

CNTXT AI offers a fully remote, hourly contractor role focused on AI data and language projects. Responsibilities include data annotation, LLM evaluation, content generation, and localization QA across diverse use cases.

The position requires senior-level French localization judgment and minimum C1 English proficiency to ensure accurate terminology, tone, and cultural nuance across outputs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Translation, Linguistics, Localization, Communications, or related field.
• Native or near-native French (France) proficiency with strong writing and editing skills.
• Minimum C1 English proficiency (reading/writing).
• Excellent editorial judgment in register, tone, punctuation, inclusivity, and cultural nuance, with extreme attention to detail.
• Ability to identify meaning drift, ambiguity, locale inconsistencies, and explain corrections clearly in writing.
• Ability to fact-check localized content using reliable sources and consistent reasoning.
• Ability to identify reasoning gaps and unclear explanations even when language is fluent.

Responsabilités

• Data annotation: labeling, classifying, structuring documents and tables for AI training datasets.
• LLM evaluation: review AI-generated responses for accuracy, reasoning, coherence, and cultural/linguistic suitability.
• Content generation: write prompts and model responses, or record voice samples to guide AI learning.
• Localization QA: ensure terminology, tone, and locale details are consistent across outputs.

Connaissances

French localization

English proficiency

Editorial judgment

QA knowledge

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in Translation or related

Outils

CAT tools

Description du poste

CNTXT AI offers a fully remote, hourly contractor role focused on AI data and language projects. Responsibilities include data annotation, LLM evaluation, content generation, and localization QA across diverse use cases.

The position requires senior-level French localization judgment and minimum C1 English proficiency to ensure accurate terminology, tone, and cultural nuance across outputs.