Apply French language and cultural expertise to evaluate multimodal AI outputs, research visual clues, and write evidence-based feedback. This remote contract role requires at least 20 hours per week and four hours of Pacific Time overlap.
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- Remote contractor opportunity
- Part-time schedule with at least 20 hours per week
- Work that can help you build a lasting AI training portfolio
About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Contributors review model outputs, prepare examples, evaluate information, and provide clear feedback that helps AI systems become more accurate and useful.
This role focuses on multimodal visual research evaluation, combining image analysis, web research, cultural knowledge, and written judgment. It is an opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge AI development through structured, remote project work.
- Human expertise helps AI systems learn from visual and written examples
- Many AI training projects offer flexible, remote work
- Careful evaluation and consistent feedback directly support better model behavior
The Role
OpenTrain is seeking a French Multimodal Image Evaluation Annotator to support AI training work involving licensed photographs of places, products, and media. You will assess model outputs using project guidelines, investigate visual clues, and provide clear, evidence-based feedback.
Prior AI training experience is not required unless specified elsewhere in the project. Strong French and English skills, relevant expertise in multimodal visual research evaluation, and careful attention to detail are central to the role.
- Role type: Part-time contractor
- Experience level: Entry level
- Languages: Native or highly fluent French and strong working English
- Schedule: At least 4 hours per day and 20 hours per week
- Availability: 4 hours of overlap with Pacific Time
- Location: Worldwide and remote
What You'll Do
You will review source materials and AI model outputs against detailed project requirements. Your work will involve repeated evaluation tasks where consistency, traceable reasoning, and clear communication are important.
The role also includes iterative web and reverse-image research from partial visual clues. You will verify image provenance and use local cultural knowledge to identify regionally significant places, products, and media.
- Evaluate model outputs and apply project rubrics
- Document evidence-based judgments
- Review source materials and outputs against project guidelines
- Explain decisions clearly so feedback can improve model behavior
- Maintain consistency and quality across repeated review tasks
- Research partial visual clues using web and reverse-image methods
- Verify image provenance
- Create realistic crops, masks, occlusions, and image degradation when needed
- Write careful prompts and rubrics
Requirements
Applicants should bring relevant professional, academic, or language expertise in Multimodal Visual Research Evaluation. You must be able to produce English evaluation materials while applying strong French language ability and local cultural understanding.
The work requires independent judgment, careful research, and the ability to follow detailed instructions. Basic image-editing skills are also required for preparing realistic visual variations.
- Native or highly fluent French
- Strong working English for evaluation materials
- Strong local cultural knowledge
- Ability to identify regionally significant places, products, and media
- Ability to conduct iterative web and reverse-image research
- Ability to verify image provenance
- Basic image-editing skills for cropping, masking, occlusion, and degradation
- Strong written communication and attention to detail
- Ability to follow detailed instructions and apply rubrics consistently
- Comfort working independently on remote contractor tasks
Schedule and Compensation
This part-time contract role requires at least 4 hours per day and a minimum of 20 hours per week, including 4 hours of overlap with Pacific Time. Compensation is handled through the OpenTrain project budget fields displayed on the job page.
- Minimum commitment: 20 hours per week
- Daily availability: At least 4 hours
- Time-zone requirement: 4 hours of Pacific Time overlap
- Compensation: Refer to the OpenTrain project budget fields
How to Apply
Apply through OpenTrain to be considered for this remote AI training project. OpenTrain helps contributors build a unified AI training portfolio while developing experience in evaluation, annotation, research, and other fast-growing areas of AI work.
- Create a free OpenTrain account
- Complete your profile with relevant language, research, and visual evaluation expertise
- Submit your application through OpenTrain
- Use your project experience to build your AI training career over time