Arabic Gulf AI Evaluation Specialist
Welocalize
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Egypt
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Salary
💰 $10 per hour
About the role
- Support the testing and evaluation of an Arabic language model.
- Design prompts and evaluate the responses based on functionality, accuracy, and safety.
- Generate the best possible answer for the target audience.
- Create high-quality source documents as the single source of truth for testing.
- Write accurate and well-structured Golden Responses that correctly follow instructions and handle ambiguity.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, Communications, Technical Writing, or a related analytical field.
- B2 or superior level of English.
- Native fluency in Modern Standard Arabic in Gulf dialect.
- Strong understanding of the distinction between Fusha and ‘Ammiyya
- Proven experience in a role involving AI data annotation, content quality review, search quality rating, or prompt engineering.
- Ability to work independently and manage workflows effectively in a remote environment.
- Nice to Have: Multilingual proficiency in one or more Arabic dialects, strong attention to detail and critical thinking to identify hallucinations and bias, familiarity with data annotation platforms and model evaluation tools, experience in prompt engineering, AI evaluation, linguistic QA, or translation is a plus, cultural familiarity with regional norms and high-context communication styles, particularly in the GCC region.
Benefits
- Limitless Flexibility
- Limitless Growth
- Limitless Support
- Real Impact
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
LinguisticsComputational LinguisticsTechnical WritingAI data annotationContent quality reviewSearch quality ratingPrompt engineeringLinguistic QATranslationData annotation
Soft skills
Attention to detailCritical thinkingAbility to work independentlyWorkflow managementCultural familiarityHigh-context communication