Dutch Language Specialist for AI QA (Remote)

SME Careers; Amsterdam; À distance; EUR 34 000 - 69 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

SME Careers is seeking a Dutch Language Specialist to review AI-generated Dutch content and produce high-quality reference material as an hourly remote contractor. You will evaluate outputs for accuracy, fluency, tone, and cultural appropriateness, provide precise feedback in English, and write high-quality rewrites and model answers to demonstrate best practices in Dutch writing.

This role involves cross‑domain prompts, risk assessment, and ensuring consistency across Dutch variants

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in a relevant field or equivalent experience.
• Native or near-native Dutch proficiency (reading/writing).
• Strong English proficiency (C1 or higher).
• 3+ years in writing, editing, localization, translation, or QA.
• Deep understanding of Dutch grammar, spelling, and style.
• Capable of handling Netherlands vs Belgian Dutch variations.
• High attention to detail and ability to explain fixes.
• Reliable, remote contractor with cross-time-zone delivery.
• Experience with AI data training/annotation is preferred.

Responsabilités

• Develop AI Training Content: create prompts and gold Dutch answers across domains.
• Optimize AI Performance: evaluate outputs for fluency, tone, and cultural fit.
• Ensure Model Integrity: detect unsafe or misleading content and bias; validate reliability.

Connaissances

Dutch language proficiency

English proficiency

Attention to detail

Time management

Formation

Bachelor's degree or higher

Description du poste

SME Careers is seeking a Dutch Language Specialist to review AI-generated Dutch content and produce high-quality reference material as an hourly remote contractor. You will evaluate outputs for accuracy, fluency, tone, and cultural appropriateness, provide precise feedback in English, and write high-quality rewrites and model answers to demonstrate best practices in Dutch writing.

This role involves cross‑domain prompts, risk assessment, and ensuring consistency across Dutch variants