Brazilian Portuguese - Politics Subject Matter Expert (SME)

Project OverviewHelp shape the future of AI in Brazil!We are building a next‑generation benchmark to evaluate how well AI systems handle complex, real‑world questions in Brazilian Portuguese. This project will help improve how AI delivers accurate, reliable, and context‑aware responses for the Brazilian market.We are seeking Brazilian Portuguese Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) in Politics (society/civic culture)to create high‑quality, expert‑level question‑and‑answer content. This role goes beyond basic data labeling and requires deep domain knowledge, critical thinking, and strong writing skills to test advanced reasoning and contextual understanding in Brazilian Portuguese.Suitable backgrounds may include political scientists & researchers: academics or professionals with advanced degrees in Political Science, specializing in comparative politics, electoral systems, or Brazilian institutional history; public policy analysts: professionals with experience in government agencies, think tanks, or NGOs focused on evaluating, designing, and implementing public programs and legislation; legal & constitutional experts: lawyers or constitutional scholars with expertise in Brazilian public law, administrative law, and the functioning of the three branches of government; sociologists & anthropologists: researchers specializing in social movements, civic culture, urban sociology, or the study of demographic shifts and social inequality in Brazil; diplomats & international relations experts: professionals with a background in foreign policy, international cooperation, or trade relations, particularly those familiar with Brazil's role in global governance; civic tech & governance specialists: experts working at the intersection of technology and democracy, focusing on transparency, digital governance, and citizen engagement; political journalists & commentators: senior reporters or analysts with years of experience covering the "Planalto" legislative processes, and national political trends for major media outlets; human rights & advocacy leads: senior directors or policy advisors from reputable non-profits working on human rights, environmental policy, or social justice initiatives.Project DetailsJob Type: FreelanceLocation: Brazil (Remote) - Open to candidates in Curitiba, Porto Alegre, Florianópolis, Belo Horizonte, Campinas, Vitória, Goiânia, Recife, Fortaleza, Natal, João Pessoa, Maceió, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasília, including but not limited toWork Schedule: Part-time (10+ hours per week), fully flexibleRate: 36 USD/hourStart Date: Mid-JuneDuration: Approx. 2 monthsWe offer paid training upon hiring.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop advanced, open-ended questions grounded in realistic, real-world scenarios related to legislative procedures, constitutional rights, public administration ethics, and the socio-political challenges within the Brazilian marketProvide in-depth, accurate, and well-structured answers supported by strong domain knowledgeIncorporate Brazil-specific cultural, social, and regulatory context where relevantDesign content that requires critical thinking, nuance, and multi-step reasoningEnsure clarity, precision, and consistently high writing quality in Brazilian PortugueseFollow detailed project guidelines and meet agreed timelines and quality standardsUse of AI tools to generate answers or questions is strictly prohibited.RequirementsNative or fluent proficiency in Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR)5–10+ years of professional experience in a relevant fieldDemonstrated expertise through academic background and/or industry experienceStrong analytical skills and the ability to explain complex concepts in a clear, structured mannerExcellent written communication skills and attention to detailAbility to work independently and deliver high-quality output in a guideline-driven environmentNice to HaveExperience with content creation, research, education, or knowledge evaluationFamiliarity with AI training, data annotation, or evaluation projectsBackground in interdisciplinary work (e.g. political philosophy, history, sociology, law, civic culture and public policy)Vendor TypeWhen applying, please select the option that best describes your working status.Are you a Freelancer or Private Individual?A Freelancer is someone who has a business license and may have a VAT number or EIN for tax purposes. A VAT (Value Added Tax) number is a unique identifier assigned to registered businesses in many countries; an EIN (Employer Identification Number) is a similar identifier used in the US. A Private Individual does not have a business license. If you aren’t sure, you are probably a private individual.RWS embraces DEI and promotes equal opportunity. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind. RWS is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity for all employees and to providing employees with a work environment free of discrimination and harassment. All