Remote AI Trainer - Advanced Korean Fluency (Task-based)

prolificacademicltd; United States; Remote; USD 17,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote

Flexible tasks

Pay per task

Job summary

prolificacademicltd is seeking Korean language data contributors for remote AI training projects. You will read, edit, and write Korean material and rate model responses. Sessions are flexible, potentially up to one hour, with onboarding after language skill assessment is cleared.

Compensation is task-based and paid via PayPal. Ideal candidates have advanced Korean fluency, strong attention to detail, reliable internet, and comfort with self-employment across international researchers.

Qualifications

• Advanced Korean fluency required.
• Excellent attention to detail and concentration for extended tasks.
• Reliable internet connection and a personal computer needed.
• Comfort with self-employment and income declaration.
• PayPal account required for payments.
• Availability for paid tasks up to one hour per session.

Responsibilities

• Perform AI training tasks involving reading, editing, and writing Korean material.
• Evaluate how AI models handle Korean prompts and provide ratings or qualitative feedback.
• Contribute to improving model behaviour on nuanced linguistic tasks through consistent judgement.
• Work in sessions that may last up to one hour, with shorter tasks common.
• Complete a verification test to confirm readiness for the participant pool.

Skills

Advanced Korean

Attention to detail

Reliable internet

Self-employment

PayPal account

Job description

prolificacademicltd is seeking Korean language data contributors for remote AI training projects. You will read, edit, and write Korean material and rate model responses. Sessions are flexible, potentially up to one hour, with onboarding after language skill assessment is cleared.

Compensation is task-based and paid via PayPal. Ideal candidates have advanced Korean fluency, strong attention to detail, reliable internet, and comfort with self-employment across international researchers.