Psychologist (Japanese, PhD) AI Evaluation

You will use psychology expertise to review case studies, psychological documentation, assessments, and AI-generated content. Your feedback will help improve accuracy, ethical judgment, cultural sensitivity, and alignment with professional practice.

The work also includes creating Japanese and English psychological scenarios and training materials, refining assessments across languages and cultures, and documenting findings clearly.

• Analyze psychological case studies and documentation.
• Evaluate AI-generated content for accuracy, ethics, and professional standards.
• Create culturally sensitive psychological scenarios and materials in Japanese and English.
• Interpret and refine psychological assessments across languages and cultural contexts.
• Record evaluation methods and findings clearly.
• Work with contributors from different fields to address varied user needs.

This is a part-time contractor role.

• Pay: $100 to $200 per hour.
• Location: Open to candidates in the listed countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, including Japan, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Singapore.
• Language: Professional fluency in Japanese and English, including complex psychological terminology.
• Education: PhD in Psychology.
• Experience: Demonstrated experience in clinical and academic settings.
• Required skills: Psychological case study or assessment development or evaluation, strong analysis and critical thinking, ethical decision-making, bilingual communication, cultural sensitivity, and digital tools for remote collaboration and documentation.
• Prior AI or technology experience is not required.
• Helpful background: Active clinical practice and relevant psychology publications.

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