
Quality Control, AI Chat Monitoring (Working Student / Master's Thesis)
Stone Bridge GmbH
part-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Regensburg • 🇩🇪 Germany
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Entry Level
About the role
- You review chat transcripts from our AI for quality, tone, and outcome orientation.
- You analyze where the AI can improve conversations — and help optimize its responses in a targeted way.
- You document anomalies and work directly with the product team to improve processes.
- You independently develop ideas for how StudioPartner can communicate more intelligently.
- Optional (for a Master's thesis): You connect research and practice — e.g., on topics like AI quality, automation, or psycholinguistics.
Requirements
- Enrolment in a degree program in Communication Studies, Linguistics, Psychology, Business Informatics, Artificial Intelligence, or a related field.
- Native German speaker or C2-level German proficiency.
- Strong language intuition and the ability to quickly assess whether communication is effective.
- Independent, reliable, and analytical working style.
- Interest in artificial intelligence and a startup mindset.
- Experience with chatbots, CRM systems, or customer dialogues is a plus but not required.
Benefits
- Flexible working hours: Work when it suits you.
- Remote work: Work where you are most productive.
- High level of responsibility: Trust instead of micromanagement.
- Rapid growth: Learn, grow, and take on responsibility.
- Creative freedom: Shape solutions rather than just executing them.
- Fast decision-making: The pace you expect from a startup.
- Team events & workations: Team spirit beyond the laptop.
- Young team: Average age 26, clear focus.
- Early-stage impact: See the direct results of your work.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
AI qualityautomationpsycholinguisticschatbotsCRM systemscustomer dialogues
Soft skills
language intuitionanalytical working styleindependent workingreliable workingeffective communication