Japanese Linguistic Expert

What You'll Do5

• Review LLM-generated Japanese across translation, summarization, dialogue, grammar correction, and other use cases for quality and accuracy.
• Edit, refine, or rewrite Japanese content to meet linguistic and cultural standards for Japanese-speaking audiences.
• Annotate Japanese text for grammatical, syntactic, and semantic features.
• Spot model errors and gaps in Japanese language performance, then work with AI researchers to address them.
• Provide detailed linguistic analysis and feedback to inform ongoing model training.

Requirements6

• Native or near-native Japanese fluency, with strong command of grammar, syntax, and stylistics.
• Professional experience in Japanese translation, editing, linguistic annotation, or NLP data work.
• Strong understanding of Japanese nuance, regional variation, register, and context-appropriate usage.
• Professional fluency in English.
• Careful attention to detail when identifying subtle errors or unnatural phrasing.
• Clear communication skills and experience working with distributed, remote teams.

Preferred Qualifications1

• Interest in AI and LLM-based language technologies.

Who Should Apply

Japanese language specialists with professional experience in translation, editing, annotation, or NLP data work will find a close fit here. The role suits candidates who can judge nuance across registers and regional variations and communicate findings in professional English.

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