2000 Remote Jobs Offering '2 Million Won per Month' Available

[Asia Economy Reporter Junho Hwang] The government is creating 2,000 youth jobs by building scientific and technological research data. From next month until the end of the year, young people can work temporarily, gaining hands-on experience in data construction for artificial intelligence (AI) machine learning. The government plans to nurture these youths into data experts through this project.

The Ministry of Science and ICT announced on the 24th that, as part of the AI-based Digital New Deal project, the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI) will start a large-scale scientific and technological machine learning data construction project targeting accumulated papers and other materials. Through this project, the government has newly created 2,000 non-face-to-face youth jobs.

Youth aged between 19 and 34 are eligible to apply. Applications will be accepted from the 25th until the 10th of next month, and those selected can work until the end of the year. Monthly salaries range from 2.05 million to 2.65 million KRW.

The government will prioritize selecting youth or employment-vulnerable groups and will train them to acquire AI digital capabilities and machine learning data construction skills through job training. Data construction will be conducted non-face-to-face using an online system. Work verification will be carried out through crowdsourcing.

The government will continuously support the personnel trained through this project to develop into specialists in scientific and technological machine learning data labeling. The government stated that, with the increasing demand for data labelers in various fields such as text, video, and voice, active utilization in companies related to data collection and processing is expected.

The scientific and technological machine learning data constructed through this project will be used for developing language understanding models in the scientific and technological field. The government evaluated that this will lay the foundation for solving natural language processing problems in the scientific and technological domain.

Seokmin Kwon, Director of the Science and Technology Job Innovation Office, stated, "This data construction for machine learning will improve accessibility to academic information and serve as a cornerstone for building a data dam for DNA (Data), Network, and Artificial Intelligence, which are the foundations of the 4th Industrial Revolution era."

For more detailed information about the project, inquiries can be made through the KISTI Job Innovation Project Support Team or the KISTI online application website.

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