French AI Evaluation Specialist (US / Canada)
About the role
From Handshake AI’s listing.
Pay: Up to $40/hour
Opportunity Overview
Handshake is looking for French speakers based in the US or Canada to help make AI responses more personalized. This is not a traditional job — you'll use your French language skills to help evaluate and rank AI responses so future models can better tailor their answers to individual users.
This is an ongoing, project-based opportunity you can take on alongside your current role.
What You'll Do
Complete tasks on Handshake's annotation platform using your own real-world experience with AI tools
Compare and evaluate AI-generated responses, sharing your honest preferences and reasoning
Provide clear written feedback that helps AI better understand and personalize responses for individual users
Complete tasks at your own pace with no set schedule or minimum hour requirement
Qualifications
Ideal candidates meet all of the following:
Location — Based in the US or Canada and able to work remotely in an asynchronous, self-directed capacity
Language — Fluent in French, both written and spoken, with strong written communication skills for explaining your reasoning clearly. Good working understanding of English (ideally B2 level) as the platform, instructions, and training materials will all be in English.
Judgment — Comfortable forming and defending your own preferences between two AI-generated responses, even when the differences are subtle
Required for all applicants
Must have a Bachelor's degree or higher
Strong written communication in French, with good understanding of English
Ability to work independently in a remote, asynchronous environment
Who can apply
The listing names these countries:
United States, Canada
How Handshake AI screens people
- 01Sign up through Handshake and pick an opportunity.
- 02Expect questions about your degree and field, and an assessment for the project.
Before you apply
- No real platform charges you to apply or to “unlock” work.
- Apply to two or three platforms, not one. Acceptance is never certain.
- It’s contract work in projects. Hours vary week to week.