Italian-Fluent Coding and JSON Evaluation Expert
Listing checked October 11, 2026 · pay as published by Meridial
Overview
Independent contractors in this role review AI-generated coding and technical customer service outputs for accuracy, clarity, and guideline alignment. Work covers virtual agent responses, JSON structures, audio-related content, and other technical materials. You need native-level Italian and familiarity with pronunciation, phrasing, tone, and conventions used in Italy. Strong JSON skills let you read, validate, troubleshoot, and spot formatting or structural problems. Coding knowledge helps you catch basic logic, syntax, or functionality issues and follow detailed guidelines when judging AI output.
What You'll Do8
- 1Evaluate virtual agent replies and AI-generated coding or customer service content against project rules.
- 2Inspect JSON payloads for formatting errors, structural defects, and invalid fields.
- 3Flag basic logic, syntax, and functionality problems in code samples.
- 4Review audio-related materials for natural Italian wording, tone, and pronunciation.
- 5Compare AI output with detailed guidelines and mark items that miss requirements.
- 6Write clear feedback that explains quality gaps and suggests improvements.
- 7Keep judgments consistent across coding, JSON, and customer service samples.
- 8Follow submission rules that ban LLMs, automation, and scripting tools during the task.
Requirements6
- 1Native-level Italian, with ear for pronunciation, phrasing, tone, and conventions from Italy.
- 2Strong JSON skills, including reading, validating, troubleshooting, and finding structural or formatting faults.
- 3Coding knowledge that covers technical concepts plus basic logic, syntax, and functionality checks.
- 4Comfort with detailed guidelines and the discipline to apply them to each sample.
- 5Ability to judge whether AI outputs meet project requirements and to explain your reasoning in feedback.
- 6No use of LLMs, automation, or scripting tools when completing or submitting entries.
Who Should Apply
The right candidate reads Italian the way a native speaker in Italy does, handles JSON validation without hesitation, and can spot basic coding faults in AI-generated samples. This role suits someone who enjoys line-by-line guideline checks, writes precise feedback, and treats audio-related language review as part of the job. People who lack native-level Italian or only know JSON at a surface level will struggle with fit. Candidates often lose points when they rely on LLMs, scripts, or automation during their entry, since the project bans those tools. Another common miss is giving vague feedback that does not tie back to the guideline or the specific JSON or code defect.
Salary Insight
This contract pays $11.00 per hour, a rate that sits at the entry-level end for AI evaluation and annotation work that demands native language fluency plus JSON and coding checks. The pay reflects a review and feedback role, not a software engineering build role, so treat the hourly figure as the full compensation stated in the source.
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In your application, show one concrete example of a JSON validation fix and one coding error you caught in an AI sample, and describe your Italian language background with a region or dialect detail that proves native-level familiarity with Italy. Avoid mentioning LLM or automation workflows, since the project disqualifies candidates who use them for entry work.
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