AI Language Quality Evaluator

**Remote | Independent Contractor | Global AI Project | Flexible Engagement
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Role Overview

We are seeking detail-oriented AI Language Quality Evaluator with fluency in Greek and English to evaluate the accuracy of AI models that detect localization and UI bugs across application screens.

This is a freelance, task-based role designed for those seeking supplemental income. Tasks will be assigned as they become available, and work may be irregular or intermittent. Notifications will be sent via MS Teams, WhatsApp, email, or Slack (after onboarding through the client’s portal). All tasks are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, making this role ideal for individuals who are comfortable with flexible, on-demand work.

About Volga Partners

Volga Partners is a U.S.-based company supporting leading technology organizations with Artificial Intelligence and machine learning initiatives. We specialize in large-scale language data operations and quality programs across global markets.

We are seeking AI Language Quality Evaluator (Greek/English) for an ongoing, task-based project supporting a high-volume client initiative.

What You’ll Do

• Review source and target text alongside AI‑flagged bug findings to assess accuracy.
• Determine whether identified issues represent genuine bugs and confirm the correctness of their category/type.
• Classify findings into categories such as correct, misclassified, partially correct, false positive, or missed.
• Verify flagged issues against screenshots to ensure accuracy in the visual UI context.
• Provide clear, evidence‑based error descriptions for valid bugs.
• Document explanations thoroughly and propose corrected translations where relevant.
• Maintain consistency, accuracy, and completeness across all evaluation datasets.

What We’re Looking For

• Professional fluency in Greek and English with excellent reading comprehension and communication skills.
• Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics, Computer Science, Languages, or a related field; or equivalent professional experience.
• Degree or certification in Greek Language (required).
• Strong analytical and critical‑thinking skills with exceptional attention to detail.
• Ability to identify subtle linguistic issues, inconsistencies, and UI defects.
• Experience in annotation, evaluation, translation, localization, linguistics, or QA is helpful but not required — training and guidance will be provided.