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xAI, Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence (AI) company, seeks AI tutors, offering up to Rs 5,400 per hour for the role. The job opportunity is currently listed on LinkedIn by xAI for applications. Though it looks like a tech job, but the qualifications required for it is quite different to what it looks. Despite appearing as a technical role, the required qualifications for this position are unexpectedly diverse. This AI Tutor role is a remote, full-time opportunity with a limited tenure of up to six months.
The primary responsibility of an AI Tutor will be to generate high-quality and accurately labelled data sets through diverse techniques, enabling Natural Language Processing (NLP) algorithm training. In this role, the person has to collaborate with technical teams to drive innovation, supporting the development and deployment of pioneering technologies and initiatives.
Key Qualifications To Work In This Role For Elon Musk’s AI Company
- Strong English language proficiency, encompassing informal and professional command, is essential for this role.
- Strong research skills is a mandate for the candidate with the ability to navigate various information resources.
- You must have experience in technical writing, journalism, or a professional writing setting.
- You must have good reading comprehension skills with a strong critical thinking and autonomous judgment capabilities, when presented with limited materials.
Salary, Benefits And Work Hours
The hourly compensation for this position is kept in the range from $35 (Rs 2,900) to $65 (Rs 5,400). The Company will also provide comprehensive benefits package encompassing medical, dental and vision insurance.
According to the job posting on LinkedIn, Employees, in this role, are expected to work from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm PST (pacific standard time) for the first two weeks of training. The employees can work from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm in their own timezone after the training period.
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