Analytical LLM Evaluator (Korean and English)

You will help improve large language models by checking written content, analytical answers, and reasoning scenarios. Your work will combine Korean and English language skills with research, business analysis, creative problem solving, and careful review of model behavior.

You will explain why answers are correct or incorrect and provide clear feedback that helps models produce more reliable results.

• Read, summarize, and divide long content into smaller logical sections.
• Research topics online and check claims in written content.
• Answer questions about trends, comparisons, data interpretation, and basic arithmetic.
• Create scenarios that help language models learn.
• Solve logic puzzles and explain the reasoning behind each answer.
• Review model outputs and write detailed, constructive annotations.
• Work on examples such as comparing sales growth across locations or resolving rule-based delivery scenarios.

This is an entry-level, part-time contractor role. The listing does not provide a pay rate.

Relevant experience can be useful, but a specific degree is not required. Undergraduate study or a bachelor's degree in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, statistics, or a related field is helpful.

• Hours: 20 or more hours per week.
• Location: Worldwide and remote.
• Language: Working ability in both Korean and English.
• Required: Strong analytical, research, and English comprehension skills.
• Required: Ability to explain conclusions clearly and give detailed, constructive feedback.
• Required: Creative and lateral thinking, clear communication, collaboration, self-motivation, and independent remote work skills.
• Required: A reliable desktop or laptop and internet connection.
• Helpful: Business analysis, research, copywriting, journalism, technical writing, editing, or translation experience.
• Helpful: Excel, Google Suite, data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic.

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

AI training is the human work behind systems that learn from examples, including reviewing model answers, writing prompts, and checking reasoning. People with strong language, research, or subject skills help make these systems more accurate and useful.