Content Writer & Editor - Remote

Content Writer & Editor<br><br><strong>Role Type:</strong> Contractor<br><br><strong>Location:</strong> Remote<br><br><strong>Required Skills<br><br></strong><ul><li>Writing Evaluation</li><li>Editing</li><li>Grammar & Syntax</li><li>English Language Proficiency</li><li>Content Quality Assessment</li><li>Attention to Detail</li><li>Remote Collaboration</li><li>Constructive Feedback</li><li>Organizational Skills</li><li>Time Management<br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Job Summary<br><br></strong>We are engaging <strong>Content Writers & Editors</strong> to provide expert contributions to a customer project focused on text quality and AI evaluation. You'll apply your writing and editing expertise to help train and evaluate next-generation AI systems through high-quality, real-world input. No prior AI experience is required—your language and editorial expertise is what matters.<br><br><strong>Responsibilities<br><br></strong><ul><li>Assess the clarity, coherence, accuracy, and overall quality of written content.</li><li>Conduct detailed writing evaluations and provide constructive feedback for improvement.</li><li>Identify and annotate AI-generated content, including low-quality or artificial-sounding text.</li><li>Review and edit documents for grammar, syntax, structure, clarity, and tone.</li><li>Maintain a high standard of English language quality across all deliverables.</li><li>Collaborate remotely with project coordinators and other specialists.</li><li>Provide actionable editorial insights and written recommendations.</li><li>Contribute analyses and recommendations to improve AI training datasets.</li><li>Complete assignments within defined project timelines while maintaining consistency and quality.<br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Preferred Qualifications<br><br></strong><ul><li>Proven experience in writing, editing, or evaluating text-based content.</li><li>Bachelor's degree in English, Linguistics, or a related field, or prior experience teaching English.</li><li>Native-level English proficiency with excellent written and verbal communication skills.</li><li>Strong ability to identify differences between human-written and AI-generated content.</li><li>Experience with content assessment, editorial review, proofreading, or quality assurance.</li><li>Strong organizational and time-management skills.</li><li>Ability to work independently in a remote environment.</li><li>Availability within Australia / Asia-Pacific time zones is preferred for project coverage.<br></li></ul>

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