Dutch Linguistic Evaluator & Functional Tester

Location: Barcelona, Spain; Tokyo, Japan; Portland, OR Workplace: onsite About Welocalize  Welocalize, a Welo Global brand, serves localization teams through AI-enabled multilingual content solutions that enable enterprises to operate and scale globally. Welocalize combines AI, automation, and human expertise to support enterprises in more than 300 languages, enabling accurate, culturally aligned, and compliant multilingual content at scale.   Welocalize’s Opal Platform comprises patented technology designed to automate multilingual content and improve workflow performance for enterprises. Opal functions as an agentic system that orchestrates AI, automation, and human expertise to coordinate content workflows across the lifecycle, improving speed, scalability, and operational control for global enterprises. These solutions operate within a secure and compliant environment supported by seven ISO certifications. Welocalize is headquartered in New York with offices worldwide. welocalize.com  ROLE OVERVIEW  Welocalize is looking for a native-level Dutch speaker to join a confidential, large-scale AI and consumer technology programme for a major global technology and communications client.  It's a hands-on, on-site role that combines two things: evaluating a pre-release AI model in Dutch, and testing how the product actually performs on a client-supplied device — a smartphone and a next-generation smart glass. If you enjoy noticing the detail other people miss, this is work you'll find satisfying.    MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES   Review pre-release AI model outputs inDutch and evaluate them for accuracy, naturalness, appropriateness, and overall quality—would a native speaker say it this way? Fact-check each response against the provided source material.  Test the Dutch experience against English: confirm feature parity, complete an end-to-end user journey using non-English input, and verify that the product correctly handles non-Latin scripts, diacritics, right-to-left text, and mixed-language input.