Data Annotator for AI Models | English | Remote, Part Time, Work from Home

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Job PurposeData AI Specialist/Annotator for AI Models

Location: Work from home (Remote, UK)

  • Work Location: remote, work from home
  • Eligibility to work in the UK (IR35)
  • Work Schedule: part time, generally 4-6 hours per day for several weeks but can vary per project
  • Compensation is project-dependent: 11.5 - 15 GBP per hour
  • Experience: no prior experience required
  • Education: no education requirements
  • Language Requirements: native in English
  • Start Date: ASAP, ongoing projects
  • Project Duration: typically 4-6 weeks, with option to extend and/or work on other projects

Does this sound like you?

Are you a stay-at-home mom or dad, student, gig worker, or professional looking for freelance, part-time, remote, work-from-home jobs where you can set your own schedule? Are you interested in helping to improve the reliability of today’s AI models? If yes, then this opportunity is for you!

What we’re looking for?

RWS Group is looking for Data Annotators to work on a range of tasks in the context of Artificial Intelligence development. The tasks can range from reviewing and scoring existing audio samples and providing constructive feedback to speech recording or captioning. This information will be used to train and improve AI and machine learning models.

Typical tasks include:

  • Data annotation or evaluating of text or audio/speech samples
  • Briefly describing audio/speech sample contents or rewriting the generated captions
  • Assigning applicable categories
  • Speech and/or video recording

Work benefits

  • Work from home part time
  • Work-life balance - maintain your lifestyle while you work
  • Earn extra money on the side
  • Timely payments made directly to your PayPal or bank account

Equipment you’ll need

  • High-speed internet access (cable modem, DSL, etc.)
  • A personal computer (+ headset for recording tasks)
  • Windows or Mac OS X operating system
  • Email service: Outlook, Gmail, or any other

Job requirements

  • Native-level fluency in English (UK)
  • Located and eligible to work in the United Kingdom
  • Ability to answer general free-form questions
  • Detail-oriented with the ability to understand and follow instructions
  • Ability to meet deadlines
  • Responsible, reliable, and communicative
  • Minimum daily availability of 4 hours.

Part time (minimum of 4 hours / day)/ Remote / Temporary

How to apply?

1. You need to register with us to be added to our AI community, allowing us to reach out to you also later on with additional work we may have. APPLY HERE:

Application Link

2. After registering, you need to complete the assigned tests in order to get pre-qualified for the tasks. Different projects may contain extra qualifications or compliance checks.

If you already registered with our RWS TrainAI Community and you meet all the requirements, we will reach out to you via email with further details.

Life at RWS

At RWS, we’re here for one purpose: unlocking global understanding.

As a unique, world-leading provider of technology-enabled language, content, and intellectual property services, we remove the barriers to communication to make global connection possible. Our unrivalled experience and deep understanding of language have been developed over more than 60 years. As we look to shape the future, our ambition is to create a world where understanding is universal for everyone.

We work with over 80% of the world’s top 100 brands, more than three-quarters of Fortune’s 20 ‘Most Admired Companies’ and almost all the top pharmaceutical companies, investment banks, law firms and patent filers. Our client base spans Europe, Asia Pacific and North and South America. Our 65+ global locations across five continents service clients in the automotive, chemical, financial, legal, medical, pharmaceutical, technology and telecommunications sectors.

If you like the idea of working with smart people who are passionate about breaking down language barriers and giving back to their communities, then you’ll love life at RWS. Our work fundamentally recognizes the value of every language and culture. So, we celebrate difference, we are inclusive and believe that diversity makes us strong.

For further information, please visit:RWS

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