Job Detail
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Job Description
Company/Name: Appen.
Location: Birmingham.
Job Type: Permanent.
Specialism: Other.
What exactly is a search evaluation job?
As an evaluator, your job is to analyze if the content, images, video, and/or advertising is relevant.
Appen is the global leader in data for the AI Lifecycle. With more than 25 years of experience in data sourcing, data annotation, and model evaluation, we enable organizations to launch the world’s most innovative artificial intelligence systems.
By joining this project, you’ll not only help make a better user experience but also have the opportunity to work on other projects at the forefront of artificial intelligence for the world’s largest technology companies.
· Work from home with flexible hours
· You can apply/work while you are working full time or studying!
No college degree is necessary, all you need is:
· Broad interest and current knowledge of social media and the Internet
· Experience with web browsers, web pages, search queries, and search tools to navigate and evaluate content.
· Fluent in spoken and written English, Russian, German, Polish Etc. Skills.
Residing in United Kingdom.
Interested in a Search Evaluation task focused on improving the relevance of search results?
Apply Now!
What to expect when you register:
· Create an Appen Account
· Choose (Language) (United Kingdom) as your primary language, we would suggest for you to see more projects, make sure to add all your native languages when creating your profile in the system to show more available projects in your country. Once you completed the registration, you will be screened for eligibility.
· Complete your profile and project registration [5 min]
· Study the provided guidelines [at your own pace]
· Agree to confidentiality and ways of working rules.
· Pass the quiz.
Thank you and we hope to work with you soon!
“Appen has a diverse, inclusive culture that is vital to our mission of helping build better AI. We offer
opportunities for individuals of all abilities and backgrounds.”