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LLM – AI Quality Analyst (Personalization) – Greek
Position: LLM – AI Quality Analyst (Personalization) – Greek
Type: Short-Term Contract (1 month)
Compensation: $11–$15 per hour
Location: Remote
Commitment: Part-time availability required (30–40 hours/week with 4 hours overlap with PST)
About the Role
Evaluate a personalization feature for Gemini, a Google AI model, by assessing how well it integrates and uses user-specific data (e.g., past conversations, Gmail, Google Search, and YouTube activity) to generate contextually relevant and helpful responses.
Responsibilities
- Design and execute multi-turn conversational prompts to test the AI’s ability to utilize personal information and experiences effectively.
- Assess the model’s intent alignment and personalization accuracy, ensuring responses are relevant and grounded in user context.
- Evaluate potential flaws, including:
- Faulty inferences
- Hallucinations (fake or misleading information)
- Grounding issues (where responses diverge from available data)
- Check if personal data is incorporated naturally into responses without overuse (overnarration).
- Perform side-by-side evaluations and stack-rank responses based on:
- Helpfulness
- Naturalness
- Usability
- Provide clear, structured rationales referencing key conversation turns for feedback.
- Extract and verify debug information to confirm correct use of data summaries and sources.
- Maintain data hygiene by securely deleting evaluation conversations post-use.
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Requirements
- Experience in data annotation, AI quality evaluation, content moderation, or related fields.
- Native-level Greek proficiency (reading/writing required).
- Degree or equivalent experience in a relevant field, such as:
- Policy
- Law
- Ethics
- Linguistics
- Journalism
- Computer Science
- Willingness to use a personal Google account with enabled data sources (Gmail, Search, YouTube) for testing.
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Experience with creative prompt engineering and understanding of personalization concepts.
- Ability to evaluate nuanced and ambiguous AI responses.
- Skills to provide structured feedback and clear written explanations.
- Excellent written communication and collaboration.
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting.
- Reliable desktop/laptop with a stable internet connection.


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