Natural Language (NL) Annotators

Location: (Sweden)

OneForma​ is seeking qualified Natural Language (NL) Annotators to join the Fred Annotation project. This remote initiative focuses​ on analyzing and annotating user utterances​ by converting them into structured intent representations. 

Your contributions will directly support the development​ of​ AI systems​ by improving their ability​ to accurately understand and respond​ to user requests, enhancing overall system performance and reliability. 

Requirements 

    Availability​ of 40 hours per month 

    Completion​ of mandatory onboarding and training process 

    Ongoing participation based​ on performance and project needs 

    Native speaker​ of Swedish (Sweden)

    Academic background​ in Linguistics, Philology, Translation,​ or​ a related field is a plus 

    Minimum​ of​ 1 year​ of experience​ in annotation​ or data labeling projects 

    Strong technical curiosity and experience working with digital tools​ or technical environments 

    Demonstrated ability to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve issues 

    Access​ to​ a macOS device (MacBook, iMac, Mac mini,​ or equivalent) 

Compensation 

Compensation​ is provided​ on​ an hourly basis. Rate details will​ be shared with qualified candidates during the onboarding process. 

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