
AI Trainers Network - Somali
Welo Global · Data · 10d ago
Anyone, anywhere in the world can apply.
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Who can apply
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Anyone, anywhere in the world can apply.
“Based in: Worldwide, Remote”
Community of over 500,000 contributors spread across more than 100 countries.
- Async-first
- Work is completed flexibly and asynchronously on a per-project basis with no set live meeting requirements.
- Contractor / B2B
- Contributors participate as independent project-based freelancers.
- Global stipend
- No home office or equipment budget mentioned.
- Annual retreat
- No company-paid get-togethers mentioned.
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About the role
This listing is for joining Welo Data's freelance talent network for Somali speakers rather than an immediate single opening. When projects match your language skills and availability, you will be invited to participate in tasks ranging from data annotation and evaluation to testing and creating prompts for large language models, allowing you to choose assignments that fit your schedule.
What you'll do
- Annotate or label text, images, or audio to train advanced AI systems
- Evaluate search results, advertisements, or chatbot responses for quality, safety, and relevance
- Create and test prompts to evaluate and improve large language models (LLMs)
- Ensure training content reflects linguistic, cultural, and contextual accuracy in Somali
What you bring
- Native or near-native fluency in Somali
- Proficiency in English
- Comfortable working with digital tools and platforms
- Detail-oriented mindset and natural curiosity about technology
About Welo Global
Welo Data, part of Welocalize, is an AI data company delivering ethical, human-generated training datasets to major AI developers through a network of over 500,000 global contributors across 100+ countries.
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