Hebrew–English Bilingual Language Expert

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain aggregates data-labeling and AI-training jobs from many AI companies and labeling platforms into one searchable job board. Creating an account is free and applying takes only a few minutes.

• Centralized place to discover AI training and data-labeling work without hunting dozens of sites.
• OpenTrain lists remote, flexible opportunities that help shape how AI systems behave.

About AI Training Work

AI training (also called data labeling or human feedback work) is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People annotate, evaluate, and improve model outputs so models become accurate, safe, and useful.

This role focuses on bilingual evaluation and localization — you’ll assess machine-written Hebrew and English outputs for correctness, clarity, reasoning, and adherence to guidelines.

• Typical tasks include evaluation, translation/localization review, and RLHF-style ratings and explanations.
• Work is usually fully remote, flexible, and accessible to people with language skills and attention to detail.

The Role

We are hiring a Hebrew–English bilingual language expert to review and improve AI-generated content. You will evaluate accuracy, clarity, reasoning quality, and adherence to prompts and guidelines, then produce high-quality explanations and model revisions.

• Contract, part-time role — less than 20 hours per week with a remote, asynchronous workflow.
• Pay: $32 USD per hour.
• Labeling software: Other; tasks involve text evaluation, RLHF-style ratings, and translation/localization review.

What You'll Do

Your core responsibilities will combine linguistic judgment with analytical review. You will identify errors beyond surface language issues and help improve model behavior through clear feedback and solutions.

• Evaluate and rate/rank multiple AI responses using an error taxonomy and rubric-based evaluation.
• Identify reasoning gaps, methodological errors, and unclear explanations even when language is fluent.
• Fact-check claims when required and validate information using reputable sources.
• Write high-quality explanations, model solutions, and suggested revisions in Hebrew and English.
• Apply structured rubrics consistently to ensure severity/category consistency across examples.

Requirements

Candidates must meet all substantive requirements listed below.

• Native or near-native Hebrew proficiency with strong writing/editing across formal and informal registers.
• English proficiency at C1+ (reading and writing) for bilingual evaluation and guideline adherence.
• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Linguistics, Translation, Hebrew Language, Communications, Journalism, or a related field.
• 3+ years professional experience in translation/localization, editorial QA, content QA, or linguistic review (or equivalent).
• Experience applying linguistic QA rubrics and error taxonomies; consistency in severity/category preferred.
• Strong fact-checking habits and comfort validating claims with reputable sources when required.
• Ability to identify reasoning gaps, methodological errors, and unclear explanations, not just language issues.
• Comfortable working independently in a remote, asynchronous workflow with reliable availability and communication.

Preferred Qualifications

The following are not required but will make your application stronger.

• Familiarity with Israeli cultural context and terminology norms across common domains.
• Prior experience with AI data training, annotation, or evaluation workflows.

Who Should Apply

Apply if you are a careful bilingual reviewer who enjoys both language work and analytical evaluation. This role suits professionals with a background in localization, translation, editorial QA, or linguistic review who want flexible, remote work influencing how AI systems handle Hebrew and English.

• Good fit for translators, localization reviewers, editors, linguists, and experienced language QA specialists.
• Not suitable if you lack the required language levels, degree, or professional experience specified above.

How It Works

This is a contractor, part-time position that you can perform remotely from anywhere. Tasks are assigned asynchronously and typically involve short labeling/evaluation sessions that fit around your schedule.

• Create a free OpenTrain account and apply — the process takes only a few minutes.
• You will be expected to follow rubrics and use the provided error taxonomy to rate, rank, and revise model outputs.
• Work is paid per hour at $32 USD and scheduled to keep total weekly hours under 20 unless otherwise arranged.