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Are you tech-savvy? Have a passion for quality? We are looking for Data Raters to work on projects aimed at advancing AI technologies. Join us for a unique chance to kickstart your career in the AI field!
This project is an excellent starting point for entry-level candidates. We offer comprehensive learning support, making it a great opportunity to gain experience in data annotation and data rating within the AI field—an industry currently in high demand for skilled specialists, especially those with expertise in localization and linguistic proficiency.
Job Title: Artemis AI Data Rater - German
Start Date: Immediately after completing the qualification process.
Duration: Ongoing
Schedule: 5 -15 hours weekly; set your own schedule.
This is a freelance opportunity; the workload is based on project needs. Weekly hours may vary.
Employment Type: Freelance/Independent Contract
Location: Remote in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Türkiye
Language: German
Pay Rate: US$7/hour - Based on tasks completed
*Follow guidelines to check the quality of filters and options in desktop and mobile views.
*Check if filters and options help customers make decisions or suggest good alternative products.
*Ensure filters and options match what customers are looking for based on their queries.
*Determine if the filters and options are relevant and reflect the customer's preferences.
*Review your assessments for accuracy and consistency
By applying, you'll become part of our Freelance community, opening doors to a range of projects tailored to your skills and availability, particularly highlighting localization and linguistic expertise.
Payment rates for future projects may vary, ensuring fair compensation that reflects your location, industry, and skill set.
Joining us means contributing to our current project and becoming part of our dynamic network.
This is a unique chance to enhance global user experiences and apply your language skills in meaningful ways.
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