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Generalist (Finnish) | $15/hr Remote
LLM – AI Quality Analyst (Personalization) – Finnish
Position: LLM – AI Quality Analyst (Personalization) 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, assessing how effectively the AI leverages past conversations and user data to generate relevant, tailored responses.
Responsibilities
- Design and execute multi-turn conversational prompts requiring AI to utilise personal information and past experiences
- Assess model effectiveness in incorporating Gmail, Google Search, and YouTube activity for response generation
- Evaluate responses based on:
- Intent and general personalisation quality
- Grounding issues (e.g., flawed inferences or hallucinations)
- Integration of personal data in responses without overnarration
- Conduct side-by-side evaluations and stack-rank responses for:
- Helpfulness
- Naturalness
- Usability
- Provide clear, reasoned critiques referencing specific conversational turns
- Debug and verify data summaries and sources
- Maintain data hygiene by securely deleting post-evaluation conversations
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Requirements
- Proven experience in:
- Data annotation
- AI quality evaluation
- Content moderation, or related roles
- Strong Finnish proficiency (reading and writing)
- Degree (or equivalent experience) in fields such as:
- Policy
- Law
- Ethics
- Linguistics
- Journalism
- Computer Science
- Willingness to use a primary Google account with enabled personal data sources for evaluation
- Critical analytical thinking and attention to detail
- Prompt engineering and personalization experience
- Ability to assess and provide structured feedback on:
- Nuanced AI responses
- Ambiguous conversational submissions
- High-level written communication and collaboration skills
- Independent remote-work capabilities
- Reliable desktop/laptop with stable internet connection


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Application Process
- Apply via Easy Apply
- Check email for Google form application link
- Complete the form and submission tasks
- Finish ICF compliance
- Pass the assessment stage
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