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AI Linguistic Evaluator - Telugu

Posted 4 days ago

rws groupNew York (NY)

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About the role

Description: Interact with an AI assistant in Telugu.
Translate English prompts into Telugu and use them to interact with the AI application. Evaluate AI-generated responses according to project guidelines. Assess linguistic accuracy, naturalness, localization quality, and cultural appropriateness. Provide structured, objective feedback aligned with quality standards. Complete approximately 10–15 total hours of project work, beginning immediately.
Requirements: Native-level fluency in Telugu.
Strong English skills and ability to accurately translate prompts from English into Telugu. Excellent command of Telugu grammar, spelling, linguistic nuances, and cultural context. Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics, Translation, Languages, Philology, Literature, or a related field plus at least 1 year of relevant professional experience; or at least 5 years of professional language-related experience. Strong attention to detail and ability to follow detailed guidelines. Ability to independently evaluate AI-generated content and provide consistent, objective assessments. Comfort working with structured evaluation criteria and quality standards. Access to a personal device running iOS, Android, Windows, or macOS. Availability to work remotely from the United States on a flexible schedule.
Benefits: Freelance remote work opportunity.
Flexible work schedule. Immediate start date. $18 USD per hour. Short-term collaboration requiring approximately 10–15 total hours.

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