Challenge advanced language models on dialectal variation, formal vs colloquial language, Arabic script, translation accuracy, semantic ambiguity, and cultural context
Converse with the model on language scenarios and verify factual accuracy and logical soundness
Capture reproducible error traces and document every failure mode to harden model reasoning
Suggest improvements to prompt engineering and evaluation metrics
Provide linguistic analysis and feedback to shape high-quality training data
Requirements
Expertise in Arabic (Emirati) language, including grammar, syntax, morphology, semantics, phonetics, and pragmatics
Knowledge of dialectal variation, formal versus colloquial language, Arabic script, translation accuracy, semantic ambiguity, and cultural context
Degree in Arabic language, linguistics, or closely related field preferred (ideal, not required)
Peer-reviewed publications, translation experience, or hands-on linguistic analysis projects signal fit
Clear, metacognitive communication skills — ability to "show your work"
Must supply a secure computer and high-speed internet as a contractor
Comfortable conversing with and evaluating advanced language models; documenting failure modes