French AI Session Annotator - AI Trainer
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Job description
About the job
Mercor connects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs. Headquartered in San Francisco, our investors include Benchmark, General Catalyst, Peter Thiel, Adam D'Angelo, Larry Summers, and Jack Dorsey.
Position: AI Session Annotator (French)
Type:Contract
Compensation:$21–$27/hour
Location:Remote
Role Responsibilities
- Review recorded sessions where users interact with an AI assistant via voice and camera.
- Compare the assistant's responses with visible video content to identify hallucinated or fabricated details.
- Score sessions on visual interpretation, accuracy, relevance, response timing, and use of spatial language.
- Evaluate if the assistant provided timely warnings on health, safety, or financial risks.
- Write detailed comments supporting each score with concrete evidence from sessions.
- Capture conversation turns in the intake form.
Qualifications
Must-Have
- Native or native-level French, spoken and written.
- Clear, precise written French.
- An Android phone with a working camera and microphone.
- Attention to detail and consistent rubric application.
- Professional English reading comprehension.
Preferred
- Experience in data annotation, linguistic QA, content moderation, or AI model evaluation.
- Training in linguistics, translation, or interpreting.
- Ability to recognize unnatural or non-native French.
Start Date
- Immediate. High volume of work expected between 26 to 31 Aug.
Application Process (Takes 20–30 mins to complete)
- Submit your resume or relevant background.
- Complete a short calibration task on sample sessions, assessed on scoring consistency and comment usefulness.
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