Database Administrator - Graduates - AI Training - Paris, France

Role overview Contribute database and records expertise to the training and evaluation of AI systems through paid, project-based tasks. After a brief skills assessment, successful applicants may be invited to review data outputs, identify quality issues, and provide examples that help assess how AI handles real-world data. Tasks are flexible, though some require an uninterrupted hour.

Responsibilities - Check AI-generated records and data extractions for accuracy, completeness, and consistent formatting. - Review datasets for categorization, labeling, and field-mapping errors, documenting issues against quality criteria. - Create sample data-entry cases, including ambiguous or conflicting inputs, to evaluate model performance. - Annotate and classify examples so systems can learn data structures and validation rules. - Compare generated results with established data-entry standards and flag inconsistencies.

Requirements - Professional experience in high-volume data entry, data processing, database administration, or records management. - Strong attention to detail when checking large datasets for duplicates, inconsistencies, and formatting problems. - Ability to process structured and unstructured information efficiently while maintaining accuracy. - Understanding of data formats and validation rules, with the judgment to spot logical or factual errors in generated outputs. - Written English skills sufficient to assess clarity and correctness. - Access to a PayPal account for receiving task payments.

Nice to have - Experience with spreadsheets or database tools such as Excel, Google Sheets, Airtable, SQL, or Access. - Familiarity with CRM, ERP, or document-management systems and documentation tools. - Knowledge of multiple languages, especially for reviewing localized data.

Benefits and work setup Tasks are offered flexibly and can be completed remotely. The source lists potential task rates of up to $25 per hour; actual availability and pay may vary by task. Some assignments require one uninterrupted hour, while others are shorter. Applicants may be asked to complete a 10–15 minute skills assessment.