Subject Matter Expert – Media, Broadcasting & Information Services

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LILT (Production)Media and Information Services

Location: China (Remote)ContractMiddle

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Languages: English, Mandarin
Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

Native-level proficiency in the target language (Mandarin).
Strong professional English proficiency.
5+ years of professional experience in media, broadcasting, journalism, or content production.
Understanding of editorial workflows and production processes.
Experience in roles such as video editing, reporting, directing, or media management.

Responsibilities

Design realistic Media and Information Services scenarios grounded in operational contexts.
Adapt structured evaluation rubrics for editorial decision-making and content analysis.
Review AI and human-generated responses for factual accuracy and cultural appropriateness.
Contribute to gold standard solutions reflecting best practices in journalism and broadcasting.
Support AI benchmarking for content-driven industries.

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