Database Administrator - Graduates - AI Training - Strasbourg, France

Contribute database and records expertise to the training and evaluation of AI systems through paid, project-based tasks. Work focuses on checking AI-generated data, identifying quality issues, and providing examples that help models handle routine records work more reliably. Entry begins with a short skills assessment; successful applicants may be invited to join the task network.

• Review AI-generated entries, extracted information, and structured records for accuracy, completeness, and consistent formatting.
• Identify problems such as duplicates, incorrect labels, field-mapping errors, and failures to follow validation rules.
• Create realistic examples of messy, ambiguous, or conflicting data to assess how AI handles them.
• Annotate and classify samples so models can learn data structures and quality standards.
• Compare generated results with professional data-entry practices and document issues using the applicable review criteria.

• Professional experience in high-volume data entry, data processing, database administration, or records management.
• Strong accuracy and attention to detail when reviewing large datasets, including the ability to spot inconsistencies and formatting errors.
• Efficient handling of both structured and unstructured information without sacrificing quality.
• Familiarity with data formats and validation rules, and the judgment to recognize logical or factual errors in AI output.
• Written English sufficient to assess the clarity and correctness of generated text.
• A Pay Pal account to receive payments.

• Ability to work in more than one language, especially when reviewing localized data.
• Experience with spreadsheets or database tools such as Excel, Google Sheets, Airtable, SQL, or Access; CRM, ERP, or document-management systems; and reference documentation platforms.

Tasks are remote and flexible, with compensation set by the researchers commissioning each task; the listing states rates may reach $25 per hour. Some assignments require one uninterrupted hour, though shorter tasks may also be available.