Spanish Creative Writer, LLM Chatbot Training

About OpenTrain AI

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Why AI training is a great fit for writers

AI training (data labeling / human feedback) is the human work that helps modern AI models learn how to speak, reason, and respond naturally. It’s remote, flexible, and accessible — many contributors work part-time, choose their own hours, and directly shape how state-of-the-art systems behave.

This role sits at the intersection of creative writing and applied linguistics: your Spanish writing will teach conversational models regional nuance, tone, and cultural relevance so they can communicate more naturally with real users.

The role

We’re hiring a remote Creative Writer fluent in Spanish (Mexico/Chile variants) to produce and refine chatbot dialogue used to train large language models. You will generate authentic, culturally relevant responses from prompts and edit model outputs to improve clarity, accuracy, and naturalness.

This is a contract, part-time opportunity. You’ll work remotely and independently on writing tasks for LLM training and evaluation.

  • Employment type: Contractor, Part-time
  • Time commitment: Minimum 10 hours/week, preferred 20+ hours/week
  • Pay: $8.21 USD per hour

What you’ll do

Work with prompt-response writing and editing tasks that teach chatbots how to produce fluent, context-appropriate Spanish across Mexican and Chilean dialects.

  • Write original chatbot responses from given prompts (prompt-response writing / SFT).
  • Rewrite or improve AI-generated text for tone, clarity, and cultural fit.
  • Answer question-answering and text summarization tasks in Spanish.
  • Follow project guidelines and feedback to maintain consistent quality and style.

Requirements

Your application must demonstrate strong Spanish writing and editing skills and familiarity with regional nuance for Mexico and Chile. The list below reflects what we will evaluate during screening and the interview.

  • Spanish writing experience: Extensive creative or content writing in Spanish; 5+ years preferred.
  • Experience with data-labeling writing tasks is highly preferred — experience writing responses on data-labeling platforms (including OpenTrain) is a plus.
  • Portfolio: Links or descriptions of published Spanish work are preferred but not required.
  • Basic English comprehension to follow instructions and communicate with the team.
  • Familiarity with AI chatbot tools (e.g., ChatGPT) is advantageous but not mandatory.
  • Strong editing, proofreading, analytical thinking, and attention to detail.
  • Education: Currently pursuing or completed a Bachelor’s degree or higher is preferred; please share highest level of education in your application.

Interview and qualification test

The interview includes questions about your writing experience and platform experience. At the end of the interview you will complete a short practical test: questions will be provided in English and Spanish, and you must respond in Spanish. Your test responses strongly inform your qualification score.

  • Test question 1 (Spanish): Describe brevemente un personaje único y vívido utilizando un lenguaje creativo. Tu descripción debe incluir al menos dos rasgos distintivos.
  • Test question 2 (Spanish): Redacta un correo electrónico corto a tu supervisor solicitando comentarios sobre el 'Informe Financiero Trimestral' que preparaste. Centra tu solicitud en el análisis de datos y el estilo de presentación.
  • Test question 3 (Spanish): Escribe un correo electrónico conciso para convencer a un amigo introvertido de participar como orador invitado en un evento local. Destaca dos beneficios de participar y aborda una preocupación potencial que pueda tener.
  • During the interview you will be asked how many years/months of experience you have performing writing tasks on data-labeling platforms, and to provide a portfolio link or descriptions of published works if available.

Who should apply

Apply if you are a creative Spanish writer who cares about precision, cultural authenticity, and teaching AI to communicate naturally. This role suits writers who want flexible remote work and hands-on experience shaping conversational AI.

  • Writers with a portfolio of Spanish work (fiction, copy, educational content, or professional writing).
  • People comfortable working independently on short, iterative writing assignments.
  • Anyone who can commit at least 10 hours/week (20+ preferred) and reliably meet deadlines.

How hiring and work logistics run

OpenTrain AI manages hiring, contracting, and task distribution for this role. After application and interview with the qualification test, accepted contractors will receive task instructions, style guides, and payment details through OpenTrain’s platform.

Payments are hourly at $8.21 USD. You’ll be responsible for tracking your hours and delivering work according to project guidelines. Creating an OpenTrain account is required and free.

  • Worldwide remote work: contractors can work from most locations (confirm eligibility during onboarding).
  • You will receive project-specific style guides and examples before starting tasks.
  • Work is paid by the hour; track time per the project’s instructions to receive payment.
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