u/imeritdigital

Any Koreans, or those proficient in Korean, interested in working part time from home?
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Any Koreans, or those proficient in Korean, interested in working part time from home?

It has been hard to find good people, yet I see posts of people having a hard time finding jobs. We have roles open for those proficient in Korean to work on special projects. The work is called "AI Training", but in reality you are either evaluating the responses of AI models or giving insights or judgements on the data being inputted into AI models. It's flexible, work from home, type of work. Wanted to mention it.

I see two roles open today. One apparently closes in 5 days, but we're always looking for good people. If someone excels at this type of work, there's generally a steady stream of projects.

In the url below you can filter jobs by "South Korea" as the location or "Korean" as the language.

https://imerit.ai/careers-listing/?hash=flynpTV835474

u/imeritdigital — 12 days ago