Remote | Journalist/Writer - $90-$140/hour
$90.00 - $140.00 per hour
ApplyRemote | Journalist/Writer - $90-$140/hour
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90.00 - $140.00 per hour
About the role
- Written Content Evaluation
- Evaluate and compare multiple AI-generated responses to writing prompts
- Assess clarity, tone, helpfulness, relevance, and adherence to instructions
- Determine whether responses address the intended brief effectively
- Evaluate writing for audience suitability and communication quality
- Apply consistent editorial judgement across repeated review tasks
- Fact-Checking & Accuracy Review
- Identify factual inaccuracies, unsupported claims, and misleading statements
- Detect writing that appears persuasive but lacks sufficient support
- Review content for internal consistency and logical coherence
- Flag errors that could affect reliability or reader understanding
- Apply professional fact-checking standards to complex written material
- Editorial & Critical Analysis
- Assess structure, argument quality, precision, and overall effectiveness
- Identify weaknesses in reasoning, framing, or evidence
- Evaluate whether writing is clear, concise, and appropriately qualified
- Apply editorial standards when reviewing tone and message delivery
- Distinguish strong writing from polished but substantively weak content
- Scoring & Written Rationale
- Assign analytical quality scores using project-provided criteria
- Produce concise written rationales explaining evaluation decisions
- Document strengths, weaknesses, and significant issues clearly
- Maintain consistency across scoring and comparative assessments
- Record evaluations thoroughly using digital review platforms and project tools
- Remote Review & Collaboration
- Collaborate asynchronously with project managers and reviewers
- Support consistent interpretation of evaluation standards across the project
- Work independently while managing assigned deliverables and deadlines
- Use digital content-review platforms to complete and document evaluations
- Contribute professional editorial judgement to AI training and evaluation workflows
- Ideal Profile
- Native or near-native written fluency in English
- University degree completed at an institution in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, or New Zealand
- Professional background as a journalist, reporter, editor, copy editor, sub-editor, fact-checker, ghostwriter, or published author
- Strong experience in technical writing, content evaluation, critical analysis, or editorial review
- Demonstrated experience editing or fact-checking work against a style guide or editorial standards
- Excellent written communication and editing skills
- Strong ability to assess writing for accuracy, clarity, and audience suitability
- Exceptional attention to detail and analytical judgement
- Comfortable evaluating competing written responses objectively
- Able to identify factual, logical, and structural weaknesses in written content
- Comfortable working independently in a remote environment
- Experience with annotation, AI model evaluation, or digital content-review platforms is advantageous but not required
- Engagement Details
- Independent contractor engagement
- Fully remote
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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