Put your Dutch skills to work in remote AI training and data labeling roles.
Review, debug, and improve AI-generated code and technical responses across multiple languages. This remote, four-week contract offers flexible 20+ hour weeks with per-task compensation.
Posted Oct 14, 2026
Transcribe and review Dutch and English audio, capture linguistic details, and support AI training. The role offers $25 to $30 per hour equivalent, paid per task, with 20+ hours per week.
Posted Sep 7, 2026
Work remotely as a Dutch and English LLM Analyst, answering analytical questions, checking claims, and giving detailed feedback to improve AI models. This part-time contractor role requires 20 or more hours each week.
Posted Jul 17, 2026
Evaluate personalized AI conversations in Dutch for helpfulness, accuracy, natural language, and evidence. This remote one-month contract pays $20 per hour and requires at least four hours per day.
Posted Jul 16, 2026
Review Dutch AI training content, trainer work, and QA submissions for accuracy, tone, formatting, and cultural fit. The role pays $50 per hour, requires 20+ hours weekly, and is open to candidates in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Posted Jul 8, 2026
Review and improve AI-generated Dutch content, write reference answers, and compare responses for accuracy, tone, safety, and cultural fit. Remote contractor work pays $25 to $45 per hour and requires 20+ hours weekly.
Posted Jul 8, 2026
Work requiring Dutch can involve reviewing or labeling data, transcribing or recording audio, translating text, evaluating search results, writing or rating model responses, or applying language knowledge to other AI-training tasks. The specific assignment may focus on one activity or combine several. Read each individual live posting carefully for the required fluency level, responsibilities, qualifications, hours, pay, and any other eligibility conditions.
OpenTrain is the hiring organization for these opportunities, and candidates apply through OpenTrain. OpenTrain may place or refer successful candidates to the client whose project they will support. Because client projects differ, review the individual live posting for the applicable role details and requirements rather than relying on a general description of Dutch-language work.
