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Norwegian AI training jobs
AI training roles whose listings ask for Norwegian: writing, translating, reviewing or rating AI responses, as each listing describes. Check each listing for the level of Norwegian it needs.
At a glance
6 open roles. Listed hourly pay: median $60/hr, with the middle 80% of roles at $30–$78/hr (each role’s top listed rate, from 5 roles that list an hourly US-dollar rate). All are remote. Most common fields: Languages (4), Multimodal (1) and Coding (1). Places named most: United States (2), Canada (2) and United Kingdom (2). 2 roles don’t limit location.
Open Norwegian AI trainer jobs
- Norwegian Transcription Expert — micro1 · $20–$30/hr
- Norwegian Team Lead — SME Careers · $60/hr
- Norwegian Language Expert — SME Careers · $55/hr
- Music & Lyrics Expert - Norwegian — Mercor · $42–$78/hr
- AI Safety Experts — English & Norwegian — Mercor · $48–$62/hr
- Business Analyst (Norwegian Language) — Turing
Common questions about Norwegian AI trainer jobs
What do Norwegian AI trainer jobs involve?
They use Norwegian to teach and test AI models, for example writing or translating example answers, rating AI responses in Norwegian and correcting mistakes. Each listing states the tasks and the level of Norwegian it needs.
Which platforms list Norwegian AI trainer jobs?
Right now: Mercor (2), SME Careers (2), Turing (1) and micro1 (1). Counts are open roles listed on this site and change as platforms add and close roles.
Are Norwegian AI trainer jobs remote?
Yes. All 6 listed roles are remote. Some still limit which countries applicants can be in, so check each listing’s location.
How much do Norwegian AI trainer jobs pay?
It varies by role and platform. 5 of these 6 listings state pay, and each job shows it exactly as the platform lists it (hourly, per task or a fixed amount). This site doesn’t verify or estimate earnings, so confirm pay on the platform before applying.
How do I apply for Norwegian AI trainer jobs?
Open a role and select Apply. You sign up, are screened and get paid on the platform that lists the role, not on this site. Apply links are referral links; see the disclosure at the bottom of the page.