Your Personal AI

Swahili Language Annotator

Kenya, Tanzania · REMOTE · FREELANCE
Publiée le 3 octobre 2026 · Candidature traitée sur le site de l’entreprise
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At Your Personal AI (YPAI) , we develop next-generation AI systems that understand language in context — culturally, linguistically, and semantically. Our annotation projects support the world’s most advanced AI models, and we’re seeking Swahili language experts to join this mission. Position Summary We’re looking for a native Swahili speaker to contribute to AI training by performing high-quality data annotation and linguistic evaluation . You’ll help fine-tune large language models by tagging, editing, and reviewing Swahili-language content. This is a remote, freelance role with flexible working hours. What You'll Do • Annotate Swahili-language text for AI training and testing. • Evaluate and edit machine-generated Swahili content for grammar, clarity, and context. • Provide cultural insight to ensure outputs are locally relevant and accurate. • Follow detailed project instructions and quality guidelines. • Collaborate with an international team via English-language communication tools. What We Offer • Remote-first work – contribute from anywhere. • Flexible freelance schedule – work when it suits you. • Impactful projects – shape inclusive, multilingual AI technologies. • Inclusive and global culture – join a diverse network of language professionals. Requirements • Native-level fluency in Swahili , with excellent reading and writing skills. • Good command of English , especially for documentation and communication. • A keen eye for detail , especially in linguistic tasks. • Strong time management and ability to work independently. • Background in linguistics, translation, or data annotation . Highlights If you're passionate about Swahili and want to influence how AI understands and uses language, we’d love to hear from you. Originally posted on Himalayas