Prompt & Verifier

What You'll Do10

• Write and revise prompts and instructions that govern how AI systems call tools, APIs, and third-party services.
• Inspect API and JSON schemas to confirm arguments and parameters are used correctly.
• Run basic SQL queries to validate data, investigate anomalies, and support behavior analysis.
• Draft and maintain policies that define acceptable AI interactions, content handling, and tool workflows.
• Build workflow knowledge for specific platforms such as Slack and PayPal and translate that knowledge into prompts and rules.
• Apply content filtering guidelines to detect unsafe, abusive, or policy-violating outputs.
• Judge AI responses for reasoning quality, parameter accuracy, and policy adherence.
• Test prompts and responses in multiple locales to preserve nuance and clarity.
• Work with product, engineering, and safety teams to improve prompts and policies from evaluation findings.
• Document edge cases, decisions, and recommendations in concise written form.

Requirements10

• 3 to 6 years of combined experience in AI operations, content review, QA, product operations, policy, or technical support.
• Strong API and JSON literacy, including reading schemas, understanding arguments, and verifying parameter usage.
• Working knowledge of SQL basics, such as running simple queries to validate data or investigate issues.
• Demonstrated experience in prompt engineering or writing structured instructions for AI or automation systems.
• Proven ability to draft, interpret, and apply policies and guidelines in an operational setting.
• Familiarity with tool-specific workflows on platforms such as Slack, PayPal, or similar SaaS products.
• Strong written communication skills and comfort working across multilingual and multi-locale contexts.
• High awareness of content filtering, including sensitivity to harmful, abusive, or policy-violating content.
• Excellent critical reasoning and judgment for ambiguous or complex cases.
• Strong attention to detail when checking parameters, arguments, schema compliance, and policy adherence.

Who Should Apply

This role suits an operations-minded candidate who enjoys turning API, JSON, and SQL details into clear prompts and policies. The work demands continuous attention to content safety and multilingual nuance, so someone who prefers purely creative writing or broad strategy will find it tedious. Candidates often lose fit points by underrating the SQL requirement or by failing to show concrete examples of prompt iteration and policy drafting. A weak grasp of schema-level parameter checks also lowers scores during the technical interview.