Content Reviewer - United States
TELUS DigitalWe are looking for an independent, flexible, remote opportunity where you can help improve AI-powered search technology from the comfort of your home? If you're curious, internet-savvy, and enjoy evaluating online content, this freelance project could be a great fit.
A Day in the Life of a Content Reviewer - US
In this role, you will analyze and provide feedback on text, webpages, images, and other types of online content for leading search engines using a specialized online platform.
By reviewing and rating search results for relevance and quality, you will help improve the overall search experience for millions of users around the world, including yourself.
Join our global community and put your skills to work supporting one of the world's leading search technologies.
Qualification path
No previous professional experience is required to apply for this opportunity. However, participation in this project requires meeting the basic requirements and successfully completing the qualification process.
Basic Requirements
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
• Must have resided in the United States for the past three consecutive years
• Familiarity with current and historical business, media, sports, news, social media, and cultural affairs in the United States
• Active use of Gmail and social media platforms
• Experience using web browsers to navigate and interact with a variety of online content
• Daily access to a reliable broadband internet connection
• Access to a smartphone (Android 5.0 or higher, or iOS 14 or higher)
• Access to a personal computer
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