Data Annotator - Norwegian (Norway)

Pay Rate: $18 USD/hour. Schedule: Set your own schedule, work any time of day, ideally 20-30 hours per week. This is an independent contractor role starting in April 2025. About This Role: HireArt is helping A Generative AI Company find meticulous and enthusiastic Norwegian-speaking Data Annotators. This role is fully remote and open to candidates currently located in Norway. If you have a high level of independence, a keen eye for detail, and a passion for the language, you could be the person we're looking for. Job Responsibilities: •Annotate and label data written in Norwegian. Tasks may involve identifying specific themes, sentiments, or categorizations within the text. •Closely follow detailed client-provided guidelines written in English to ensure data is annotated consistently and accurately. •Perform self-checks on annotated data to identify and fix any errors or inconsistencies, ensuring data quality meets high standards. •Complete annotation tasks within the required timelines, managing workloads effectively to meet project deadlines. •Provide feedback on annotation processes and tools. •Label and flag potentially harmful or sensitive content. Requirements •Native speaker of Norwegian, particularly in dialects spoken in Norway •Professional-level English skills (i.e. able to communicate with team members and read instructions in English) •Basic computer skills and familiarity with Microsoft Office 365 (e.g. Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint) •Comfortable with potentially reading and labeling sensitive or harmful content •General knowledge in online communication, such as Microsoft Teams •Able to follow directions and perform repetitive, time-bound tasks accurately and efficiently Nice to have: •Diploma or professional certificate in any field, preferably in linguistics/languages •Experience in data annotation Commitment: This is a fully remote independent contractor position that will be staffed directly with HireArt's client. It is available to candidates currently located in Norway.