Multilingual AI jobs
AI training jobs for Vietnamese speakers
AI models are far weaker outside English, and closing that gap takes native speakers. Bilingual Vietnamese speakers evaluate how models write, reason and stay safe in Vietnamese, and catch the mistakes only a native speaker would notice.
Some Vietnamese roles are open to generalists; others need a PhD-level background in a STEM field alongside native Vietnamese.
Open roles for Vietnamese speakers
Bilingual Vietnamese STEM Expert (PhD) — AI Safety
We're hiring PhD-level scientists who are proficient bilingual speakers (English & Vietnamese) to help make advanced AI models safer. You'll apply your scientific expertise to evaluate and strengthen how these models…
Bilingual Vietnamese Generalist Expert — AI Safety
We're hiring proficient bilingual speakers (English & Vietnamese) to help make advanced AI models safer. You'll apply your language fluency and cultural judgment to evaluate and strengthen how these models handle…
What the work looks like
- Evaluate AI responses written in Vietnamese
- Test whether models stay safe and helpful in Vietnamese
- Write natural, idiomatic Vietnamese reference answers
Who qualifies
- Native or bilingual fluency in Vietnamese and English
- A degree, or a PhD for STEM-track roles
- Strong writing in both languages
Frequently asked questions
How much do AI training jobs for Vietnamese speakers pay?+
Open roles for Vietnamese speakers on Quanta currently pay between $18 and $23 per hour, depending on the project and the expertise it needs. Every listing shows its rate up front.
Is the work remote?+
Yes. Nearly all projects are fully remote. Some are limited to specific countries or regions, which each listing states.
How many hours do I need to commit?+
Most projects are flexible and part-time, so you can work around a full-time job. A few roles ask for a minimum number of hours per week, listed on the role.
How do I apply?+
Pick a role below and apply in a few minutes. You can also join the Quanta network once to be matched to new Vietnamese speakers roles as they open.