Research Writers (Finance & Accounting)

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Belfast
2 weeks ago
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Job Description

As a Research Writer, you will:

  • Conduct in-depth research on various topics to generate factually accurate, high-quality content for LLM training.
  • Write, edit and refine instructional datasets, including dialogues, summaries, explanations, and multi-turn conversations.
  • Ensure linguistic clarity, coherence, and adherence to ethical AI guidelines.
  • Review, validate, and refine model-generated outputs for accuracy and relevance.
  • Collaborate with AI engineers, data scientists, and linguists to improve the LLM’s comprehension and reasoning abilities.


Qualifications

To be successful in this role, you need:

  • A PhD in a field related to the domain is required.
  • Experience in research writing, technical writing, content curation, and/or AI data annotation is required.
  • Strong understanding of Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning (ML), and Large Language Models (LLMs) is required.
  • Excellent writing, editing, and analytical skills with a focus on accuracy and clarity, in English, are required.
  • The ability to synthesize complex information into digestible content is required.
  • Familiarity with AI model training workflows, prompt engineering, and/or data augmentation techniques is preferred, but not required.



Additional Information

 

100% Remote role

Highly flexible

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