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Generative AI Analyst | Dutch (Netherlands)
Contract type
Freelance
Work mode
Remote · Netherlands
Experience
3 years
Job description
A freelance, remote project role reviewing, evaluating and annotating AI-generated content across text, images, audio and video for multilingual and multimodal Generative AI projects. The engagement is a 4-week commitment with Welo Data's global contributor community.
At a glance
- Employment
- Freelance · Independent contractor
- Work mode
- Remote · Netherlands
- Languages
- Dutch – native, English
- Pay
- USD 28 / hour
What you'll do
- Review, evaluate, and annotate AI-generated content across text, images, audio, and video
- Perform quality checks to ensure accuracy, consistency, and compliance with project guidelines
- Identify edge cases, inconsistencies, and opportunities for improvement
- Contribute to the development of high-quality datasets used to train advanced AI models
- Participate in calibration and quality alignment activities
- Provide feedback to help improve workflows and annotation guidelines
What we're looking for
- Native-level proficiency in Dutch (Netherlands)
- Strong written communication skills in English
- Excellent attention to detail and analytical thinking
- Experience in annotation, content review, quality assurance, data labeling, localization, or related fields
- Ability to work independently and follow detailed guidelines
Nice to have
- Experience working with multilingual, multimedia, or AI-related content is highly preferred
Benefits
- Limitless Flexibility: project-based opportunities that fit your availability, fully remote, with complete autonomy
- Limitless Growth: optional access to AI and Large Language Model workshops, no coding required
- Limitless Support: be part of a global contributor community with responsive guidance and support
- Real Impact: apply your expertise to influence the AI systems shaping the future of your industry
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About Welo Global
Key facts
- Global contributor community of AI specialists
- Offers optional AI and Large Language Model workshops