Develop and maintain prompts, responses, and datasets for large language models. Lead labeling initiatives with internal teams and third-party firms, create stakeholder guidelines, and train teams on LLM and dataset development best practices. The role requires native-level English, bilingual proficiency in an additional language, specialized domain knowledge, and a college degree or equivalent experience.
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Job Responsibilities:
The Generative AI Analyst role focuses on creatively developing and maintaining prompts, responses, and datasets to support cutting-edge machine learning tools and large language models (LLMs). This position involves collaboration with internal teams and third-party firms, contributing to labeling initiatives, and training teams on best practices for LLM development.Responsibilities:
- Creatively write prompts and responses across a diverse range of topics.
- Lead labeling initiatives with third-party firms and internal customers.
- Develop and update detailed guidelines and specifications for stakeholders.
- Train teams on best practices for creating large language models and datasets.
Additional Job Details:
Requirements:
- Native-level English proficiency with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Bilingual proficiency in one or more of the following languages: Korean, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish, German, or French.
- Self-driven, motivated, and enthusiastic about working on state-of-the-art machine learning tools.
- Domain knowledge in any specialized field (e.g., Finance, STEM).
- 4-year accredited college degree or equivalent experience.
Ways to Stand Out:
- College degree or experience in Linguistics, English Literature, Creative Writing, Journalism, or relevant domain knowledge (e.g., Law, Medical, Math, Coding).
- Strong understanding of large language models and reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF).
- Experience in labeling and tagging prompts/tasks for deep neural networks (DNN).
- QA/testing experience.
- Basic Python scripting skills.
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