Remote Bilingual Traditional Chinese Generalist Evaluator Expert - AI Trainer

Mercor is seeking native Traditional Chinese speakers from Hong Kong or Taiwan with exceptional writing skills to contribute to a high‑impact AI research project with a leading lab. Freelancers will author Traditional Chinese / English prompt–golden answer pairs that train and evaluate advanced language models.

• Multilingual Prompt Design & Optimization
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  Create detailed prompts in Traditional Chinese and/or English with multiple constraints and instructions, ensuring natural phrasing and real‑world relevance for Traditional Chinese–speaking users in Hong Kong and Taiwan contexts.
• Define and Document Evaluation Standards
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  Establish high‑level expectations for correct responses in Hong Kong and Taiwan consumer contexts, and develop comprehensive rubrics that account for linguistic nuance, tone, and cultural conventions specific to these regions.
• Model Testing and Grading (Bilingual):
  Run prompts through models and assess preliminary outputs for accuracy, fluency, and cultural fit in Traditional Chinese, comparing results against English where needed.
• Benchmarking & Quality Assurance
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  Collaborate in QA review processes to ensure prompt tasks and rubrics meet rigor—maintaining consistency and reliability across Traditional Chinese–language benchmarks before integration into official evaluations.

• Native‑level fluency in Traditional Chinese (written), specific to Hong Kong or Taiwan usage, with strong reading/writing ability in English.
• Must be native to Hong Kong or Taiwan and have lived in or spent significant time in‑country, with deep cultural and linguistic familiarity.
• BS or BA from a reputable institution (completed or in progress).
• Strong writing and critical thinking skills.
• Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.
• Significant familiarity with ChatGPT or similar tools for personal decision‑making, hobbies, or general interests.
• Based in Hong Kong or Taiwan (or able to reliably produce Hong Kong‑or Taiwan‑specific, culturally accurate Traditional Chinese).

• Experience in teaching, research, editing, or academic writing.
• Experience creating evaluation criteria, rubrics, or grading guidelines.
• Familiarity with LLMs, prompting, or model evaluation (helpful but not required).

• Complete an AI‑led interview (about 15 minutes).
• If approved, complete a paid assessment focused on writing and rubric creation.
• Then, if selected, you will be invited to work on the project.

• Expect to contribute at least 20 hours per week.
• Expect a commitment of approximately 2–4 months.
• You’ll be working in a structured project environment with clear goals and tools.