Japanese Language LLM Analyst

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. OpenTrain AI is hiring and contracting contributors for projects that help improve modern artificial intelligence systems.

By creating a free OpenTrain account, you can build a profile, show your AI training experience, and apply to relevant projects in minutes. This role is available worldwide for remote contractors.

  • Remote work from anywhere worldwide
  • Contractor and part-time opportunity
  • Free OpenTrain account and profile
  • A chance to build experience in a fast-growing AI industry

About AI Training and LLM Evaluation

Large language models learn from examples prepared, reviewed, and evaluated by people. AI training contributors assess model answers, write scenarios, identify errors, and explain what makes a response accurate, logical, and useful.

This work is part of the human side of building AI. Your research, reasoning, and feedback can help models handle Japanese and English content more effectively.

  • Analyze and evaluate model-generated text
  • Write questions, examples, and scenarios for testing AI reasoning
  • Provide human feedback that supports more accurate model outputs
  • Work remotely with flexible project participation

The Role

OpenTrain is recruiting a Japanese Language LLM Analyst to support large language model improvement through analytical question answering, scenario creation, research, and detailed feedback. You will work with Japanese and English content and assess whether claims and answers are correct.

The role is entry level and requires at least 20 hours per week. You will work independently in a remote setting while communicating clearly in writing.

  • Role: Japanese Language LLM Analyst
  • Experience level: Entry level
  • Workload: 20+ hours per week
  • Work arrangement: Remote, worldwide
  • Engagement: Part-time contractor
  • Languages: Japanese and English
  • Content type: Text

What You'll Do

You will review substantial written content, break it into logical parts, investigate factual claims, and answer analytical questions. Your work may involve data interpretation, trend analysis, basic arithmetic, and rule-based reasoning.

You will also create examples that reveal weaknesses in model reasoning and document your conclusions with accurate answers, clear explanations, constructive feedback, and detailed annotations.

  • Read, summarize, and divide substantial content into smaller logical sections
  • Research information online and validate claims in written content
  • Answer questions involving data interpretation, trends, logic, and basic arithmetic
  • Create scenarios and examples that expose weaknesses in model reasoning
  • Evaluate whether answers and claims are correct
  • Provide precise answers, explanations, feedback, and annotations
  • Analyze examples such as sales growth across locations and rule-based scheduling puzzles
  • Communicate clearly while working independently

Requirements

You must be able to analyze Japanese and English content and summarize it accurately. Strong analytical, research, critical-thinking, and logical-reasoning skills are important, as is the ability to explain conclusions and distinguish reliable findings from unsupported assertions.

You will need a reliable desktop or laptop computer and an internet connection. Professional writing or editing experience in analysis, journalism, translation, or a related field is required or valuable according to the project needs.

  • Working ability in both Japanese and English
  • Accurate comprehension and summarization of bilingual content
  • Experience researching claims and assessing evidence
  • Logical reasoning for analytical, data-interpretation, and rule-based questions
  • Ability to provide precise answers, explanations, constructive feedback, and detailed annotations
  • Strong written communication and comprehension
  • Creative, lateral, and critical thinking
  • Reliable desktop or laptop computer and internet connection

Helpful Background

A bachelor's degree or undergraduate study in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, statistics, or a related area can be helpful, although relevant experience may also qualify.

Experience as a business analyst, research analyst, copywriter, journalist, technical writer, editor, or translator can support success. Familiarity with Excel, Google Suite, data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic is also useful.

  • Bachelor's degree or undergraduate study in a relevant area
  • Professional writing, editing, research, analysis, journalism, or translation experience
  • Familiarity with Excel and Google Suite
  • Comfort interpreting data and trends
  • Confidence with basic arithmetic and logical reasoning

Why Build an AI Training Career

AI training and data labeling are among the fastest-growing ways to work in technology. Contributors help shape how state-of-the-art AI systems respond by reviewing language, evaluating outputs, and preparing high-quality examples.

The work can be accessible and flexible, making it possible to develop specialized experience while working remotely. Through OpenTrain, you can build a lasting portfolio of AI training work and discover projects that match your capabilities.

  • Contribute directly to the development of modern AI systems
  • Use Japanese, English, research, and reasoning skills in technology work
  • Develop experience in LLM evaluation and human feedback
  • Build a profile and portfolio for future AI training opportunities

How to Apply

Create a free account on OpenTrain, complete your profile, and apply for the Japanese Language LLM Analyst opportunity. Highlight your Japanese and English ability, analytical experience, research skills, and writing or editing background.

  • Create a free OpenTrain account
  • Complete your professional profile
  • Show relevant bilingual, analytical, research, or writing experience
  • Apply in minutes through OpenTrain
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