Language Model Research and Evaluation Contributor

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About AI Training and Language Model Evaluation

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People create examples, write prompts and answers, and evaluate model outputs so advanced systems can reason, communicate, and perform more reliably.

This role focuses on language model research and evaluation: preparing thoughtful content and consistent assessments that help train and benchmark cutting-edge models.

The Role

OpenTrain is seeking a Language Model Research and Evaluation Contributor to create research questions, answers, and evaluation materials for a structured AI training research project. You will help assess the quality and usefulness of model-related content across STEM and non-STEM subject areas.

This is a remote, part-time contract role open worldwide for English-language work. The role is described as requiring approximately 10–20 hours per week, while the structured listing indicates a 20+ hours per week time requirement; confirm current scheduling expectations during the application process.

  • Compensation: $50–$60 per hour
  • Employment type: Part-time contractor
  • Language: English
  • Work arrangement: Remote and worldwide

What You'll Do

You will apply research, writing, summarization, and critical judgment skills to produce clear materials for language model training and evaluation.

  • Create well-structured research questions that test reasoning and understanding
  • Write high-quality research answers
  • Summarize complex information clearly
  • Organize information for model training
  • Prepare evaluation materials for benchmarking advanced language models
  • Review or produce content using consistent judgment and strong written communication

Requirements

This opportunity is suitable for entry-level candidates with strong research and communication abilities. You should be currently pursuing or have recently completed a master's degree, or hold a bachelor's degree with 2–3 years of relevant experience.

A qualifying Apple Silicon computer is required for the work.

  • Strong online research and information-gathering ability
  • Excellent written communication and summarization skills
  • Ability to reason across STEM or non-STEM subject areas
  • Clear synthesis of complex information
  • Ability to write high-quality research questions and answers
  • Sound judgment when preparing language model evaluation materials
  • M-series MacBook Pro or qualifying MacBook Air
  • macOS 15 or higher
  • An interdisciplinary degree or background is helpful

Why Build Your AI Training Career with OpenTrain?

AI training and data labeling are among the fastest-growing ways to work in tech, with opportunities spanning research, writing, evaluation, coding, audio, and visual data. This remote contract lets you contribute directly to how advanced language models are developed while choosing a flexible workload.

OpenTrain helps you discover relevant projects, showcase credible experience, and develop an AI training portfolio that can support long-term growth in the field.

  • Remote work from anywhere with the required computer and internet access
  • Flexible part-time contract work
  • Direct experience creating and evaluating language model training data
  • A chance to build a portfolio in a growing AI field
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