Language Content Reviewer – Finnish at Welo Global | Torre

Language Content Reviewer – Finnish

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Full-time

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Compensation USD35/hour
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Remote (for Finland residents)
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Emma of Torre.ai
5 months ago

Responsibilities


About the roleWe are looking for experienced language professionals to support an ongoing project focused on creating, reviewing, and refining customer review summaries. This role involves applying complex writing and content rules to ensure accuracy, consistency, clarity, and faithful representation of customer sentiment, while adhering to detailed project guidelines.What you’ll doImplement complex rules related to writing structure, content, register, and perspective to maintain consistency and coherence across summaries.Conduct thorough research to verify the accuracy of information and ensure all content is factually correct.Edit and refine summaries to improve clarity, readability, and overall quality.Synthesize customer reviews to capture key points and overall sentiment concisely and accurately.Apply content and editorial guidelines consistently across all customer review summaries.Translate project guidelines into your language, adapting them specifically to your country/locale conventions.Project detailsContent type: Customer review summariesProject duration: OngoingLanguage: FinnishRequirementsProven experience in content editing, summarization, localization, or similar language-focused work.Strong ability to follow complex editorial and content guidelines with high consistency.Excellent research and fact-checking skills.Strong attention to detail and a quality-driven mindset.Ability to work independently in an online, guideline-driven production environment.AI disclaimerWe may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans.