German Data Annotator
lifted an upwork companytmNew York (NY)
About the role
German Data Annotator Our enterprise client, a leading provider of high-quality, diverse datasets for AI model development is seeking skilled contributors to support an AI training initiative focused on improving AI-powered language and speech models.
In this role, you will be responsible for collecting data according to detailed project guidelines and performing quality assurance checks to ensure that all collected data meets the required standards. Your contributions will directly support the development and improvement of next-generation AI language and speech technologies.
Job Description:
Work Assignment: Data Collection. You will be responsible for collecting data according to the project's requirements to ensure that all collected data meets the required standards and specifications.
Your tasks may include:
Collecting data following the provided project instructions.
Maintaining consistent quality and productivity throughout the project.
Qualifications:
Native verbal and written proficiency in German
Ability to follow detailed instructions and project guidelines.
Ability to review information carefully and accurately.
Reliable availability and consistent productivity.
Previous experience in data collection
Ability to understand and apply feedback.
Additional Information:
Work anytime, provided you meet project deadlines and quality standards.
Tasks and overall workload may shift based on project needs.
Consistent availability and productivity are required throughout the assignment.
Payment will be based on your completed output.
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