About this role
Overview
Join a global team shaping next‑generation Generative AI used by millions. We’re seeking detail‑oriented Ukrainian professionals based in Poland to review and annotate multilingual and multimodal content, helping train high‑quality AI systems.
Location: Remote, Poland
ContractType: Freelance (Contract)
Compensation: $10/hour
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the salary for the Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) role at weloglobal?
The listed salary for this Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) position at weloglobal is USD 10–10. This is an Freelance Remote role.
Where is the Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) position at weloglobal located?
This Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) role at weloglobal is based in Poland. The position is listed as on-site or hybrid. Check the full job description or apply directly to confirm the work arrangement.
Is the Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) role at weloglobal full-time or part-time?
This is listed as a Freelance Remote position. It is posted as a Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) role in the Data Annotation department at weloglobal.
Which team or department does the Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) at weloglobal belong to?
This Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) position is part of the Data Annotation department at weloglobal. See the full job description for more information about the team structure and responsibilities.
How do I apply for the Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) position at weloglobal?
Click the "Apply Now" button on this page. You will be redirected to weloglobal's official application portal hosted on lever where you can submit your application directly.
When was the Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) job at weloglobal posted?
This Generative AI Content Analyst | Ukrainian (Poland) position at weloglobal was posted on Jul 16, 2026. Apply as soon as possible — early applications are often reviewed first.