Evaluate search engine results and provide feedback on text, audio, images, and videos to improve AI and online search experiences. Conduct online research, assess relevance and significance, maintain quality and accuracy standards, and complete assignments independently from a home office. The role requires English and Spanish proficiency, flexible part-time availability, completion of training and testing, and use of a smartphone, computer, reliable internet, and antivirus software.
Overview:
Are you a web-savvy, search expert with a talent for finding things online by using just a few words? Do you want to influence the future of global AI search? If so, we want you on board!
Working on behalf of RWS, you will test and evaluate how our clients’ search engine responds to everyday searches from everyday people.
Using your search expertise, you will work through a variety of assignments playing a crucial part in enhancing AI data which will be used to improve the online search engine experience of our clients’ users.
You:
- Inquisitive by nature with a real interest in AI.
- Have excellent skills in online research.
- Enjoy working in a fast-paced environment.
- Continually maintain quality and accuracy SLAs.
- Have the self-discipline to stick to a schedule and get the work done despite the potential distractions of a home office.
- Be a critical thinker with ability to analyze information and assess its relevance or significance.
Quick overview of the flexible, part-time job:
Language: English and Spanish proficiency.
Location: United States (Work from Home).
Schedule: E.g. 8-20 h/week. Avg. 15 h/weekly.
Pay: Up to 15.75 USD/hour.
Who Should Apply: Ideal for freelancers, students, stay-at-home parents, or anyone seeking flexible remote work to improve AI models. No previous experience is required.
Role Description: Join RWS Group as an evaluator to enhance search engine results. Provide feedback on text, audio, images, and videos to refine AI data used by major search engines, social media sites, streaming platforms and more.
Requirements
- Currently reside in United States.
- Strong understanding of popular culture in your locale (United States).
- Commit to a minimum of 5 hours per week, maximum of 20 hours per week.
- Must sign and adhere to project NDA.
- Have a smartphone and personal computer with reliable internet connection.
- Reliable antivirus software to protect your computer as you surf the web.
- Must pass training modules and a required test created by our client before commencing work.
- Only one Search Quality Rater per household.
- Must be 18+ years old.
Work benefits
- Flexible home-based work.
- Work-life balance.
- Potential side-hustle.
- Payments via PayPal/Bank Account.
- Access to more opportunities through our TrainAI Community.
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