Project Chiron - French (Canada) Quality Control Specialist
Welo GlobalAbout the Role
We are looking for detail-oriented Quality Control (QC) Specialist to support an AI data annotation project. In this role, you will review the work submitted by Trainers — pre-seeded questions paired with images and their corresponding "golden" answers — to confirm accuracy, consistency, and adherence to project guidelines.
This is a task-based, remote-friendly opportunity ideal for individuals who are highly meticulous, observant, and skilled at spotting errors or inconsistencies that others may miss.
What You'll Do
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Review completed tasks submitted by Trainers, including the original question, the image, and the golden answer provided
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Independently verify whether the golden answer is correct based on the image
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Identify and flag incorrect, incomplete, ambiguous, or inconsistent answersa
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Provide clear, constructive feedback or corrections to help maintain overall data quality
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Track recurring error patterns and report them to the project team
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Ensure Trainer output meets the project's quality bar before final sign-off
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Escalate unclear cases (e.g., illegible images, ambiguous questions) to the project team for resolution
What We're Looking For
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Native/Strong proficiency at French
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Bachelor's degree required
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Excellent attention to detail and a strong quality mindset
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Good visual observation and reading comprehension skills
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Ability to apply guidelines/rubrics consistently and objectively
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Strong written English communication skills, especially for giving feedback
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Prior experience in quality assurance, quality control, editing, proofreading, or data review is a plus
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Reliable access to a computer and internet connection
Work Format & Compensation
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Work Type: freelance, remote
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Hours/Schedule: 10 hours per week
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Compensation: $52.8 /hr
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Duration: Long-term
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