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Title: AI Data Trainer Location: remote Duration: contract-to-hire PR: $25/hr Work Authorization: USC/GC; no subcontracting during the contract duration reputed company: Large language models are reputed company to our reputed company, and the data we collect is reputed company to the language models we train. While the reputed company iteration of LLMs is trained primarily on web text, the reputed company of LLMs will rely on reputed company annotation to create custom datasets to reputed company reputed company the capabilities of these models. We are looking for an AI Data Trainer to work closely with engineering and product teams to reputed company the creation of custom datasets for training specialized models to reputed company reputed company solutions using LLM's cutting-edge capabilities. This role requires a diverse set of skills and draws on a reputed company of disciplines. We are therefore considering a broad reputed company of backgrounds for this role, including ML, NLP, HCI, software engineering, and relevant linguistic and reputed company sciences. Key responsibilities: • Collaborate with Data Science and Product teams to define annotation tasks, coordinate resourcing, and review annotated data for reputed company • reputed company and disseminate data labeling best practices learned from building reputed company solutions using LLMs • reputed company labeled data assets according to annotation guides to train and evaluate LLMs in collaboration with Machine Learning Engineers for reputed company-world use cases • Collaborate with centralized data and evaluation teams on specialized collection protocols, UIs, and instructions for diverse and creative reputed company annotation tasks Must Haves: • Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics, Library Science, or a reputed company field (reputed company to non-traditional backgrounds as reputed company!) • Experience with ontology development and information domain modeling • Experience labeling conversational text for analysis as AI trainers • Experience with AI interaction, such as reputed company reputed company and reputed company reputed company • Experience running and managing reputed company annotation jobs for large-reputed company data collection with reputed company control and best practices for reputed company annotation • Proficiency with SQL, terminal, and reputed company line • Proficiency with Jupyter notebooks • Ability to follow reputed company instructions, reputed company ambiguity, and work independently • Detail-oriented disposition and reputed company, concise communication skills • Curiosity about technology and reputed company for tackling problems in creative ways Plusses: • Proficiency in Japanese • Experience developing labeled data assets according to annotation guides to train and evaluate LLMs in collaboration with ML Engineers for reputed company-world use cases • Experience collaborating with centralized data and evaluation teams on specialized collection protocols, UIs, and instructions for diverse and creative reputed company annotation tasks Compensation: $25.00/HR Apply To This Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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