AI Trainer with Norwegian language
tsmgDenver (CO)
About the role
AI Trainer We are working on an initiative that supports the development of next-generation AI systems by creating data that helps train and evaluate advanced language models. As an AI Trainer, you will design lifelike interactions that showcase how virtual assistants can reason, use digital tools, and respond naturally to user needs. Your work will directly shape how AI assistants handle real-world tasks - whether scheduling a meeting, navigating directions, or responding to open-ended questions - by building conversations that feel authentic, practical, and engaging. The job is part-time: 20 hours/ week.
Responsibilities:
- Create detailed, multi-turn conversations that reflect everyday interactions between people and AI assistants.
- Simulate both sides of the exchange, including the assistant's reasoning and tool usage when needed.
- Decide when digital tools should be used, ensuring interactions follow a clear and logical flow.
- Develop dialogue samples that demonstrate:
- Smooth completion of realistic tasks
- Recognition of limitations when tasks are impossible
- Natural, human-like conversation when no tools are required
- Consistently apply internal guidelines to keep outputs accurate and high-quality.
- Revise and refine examples based on feedback, focusing on clarity and realism.
- Work with peers to ensure consistency and alignment across all deliverables.
Requirements:
3+ years of professional experience in a technical, analytical, or problem-solving role.
Native or professional proficiency in Norwegian language.
Familiarity with programming concepts, APIs, and structured data formats such as JSON (specific tech stack not required).Strong analytical and logical thinking skills with the ability to model decision-making processes.
Exceptional written English with attention to clarity, tone, and nuance.
Creative mindset and ability to design scenarios that feel natural and relevant.
Experience with AI assistants, large language models, or tool-driven frameworks (a plus, but not essential).Consistency in following structured workflows and formatting requirements.
Professional fluency in English and at least one of the designated target locales.
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