You will create expert-level linguistics problems based on analytical, corpus, and computational workflows, then assess AI-generated responses. Your reviews will judge technical accuracy, analytical rigor, and whether the answers reflect how linguistics work is done.
- Write structured feedback that identifies weaknesses and helps improve model responses.
- Explain complex linguistic ideas clearly and work with care and attention to detail.
What it pays and takes
- Pay: Up to $47 per hour.
- Hours: 20+ hours per week. The work is remote and asynchronous.
- Work arrangement: Part-time contractor work on an ongoing, project-based basis.
- Location: Open to candidates in India.
- Education: A PhD or MS in Linguistics or Computational Linguistics, or comparable academic preparation supported by relevant expertise.
- Research: Publications and expertise in a language or linguistic phenomenon that AI models handle poorly.
- Subject knowledge: Strong expertise in areas such as morphology, syntax, phonology, formal grammars, corpus methods, low-resource languages, phonetics, or computational and NLP tools.
- Skills: Strong written English, clear communication, and the ability to work independently.
- Helpful experience: Praat, IPA, corpus analysis software, computational or NLP tools, low-resource languages, or typologically diverse languages. Applicants who meet at least two of the three core qualification areas are encouraged to apply.
How it works
Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.
About AI training work
AI training is work where people prepare and review examples that help AI systems learn. Linguistics experts contribute by judging whether model responses are accurate and reflect real linguistic analysis.