Search Engine Evaluator
E=MCM (European Extended Mine Countermeasures) · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Tailor my CV for this job — freeRole Description This part-time, on-site Search Engine Evaluator role is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The Search Engine Evaluator will review and rate search results, online content, and query responses to ensure relevance, accuracy, and alignment with project guidelines. Day-to-day tasks include analyzing search queries, assessing the quality of web pages and multimedia content, identifying misleading or low-quality results, and documenting findings in structured evaluation reports. The role also involves following detailed evaluation protocols, collaborating with project coordinators to refine criteria, and maintaining strict adherence to security, confidentiality, and ethical standards. The evaluator will contribute to improving information retrieval performance for specialized defense and technical domains supported by the E=MCM project.QualificationsCandidates should possess strong analytical and critical thinking skills, including the ability to interpret complex search queries and evaluate content relevance.Candidates should possess excellent attention to detail and accuracy, with proven ability to follow structured guidelines and maintain consistent evaluation standards.Candidates should possess strong digital literacy and web research skills, including familiarity with search engines, online information sources, and basic data handling tools.Candidates should possess clear written communication skills in English; additional European languages are beneficial.Candidates should possess the ability to work independently on-site, manage part-time schedules, and meet productivity and quality targets.Relevant qualifications such as a diploma or degree in information science, engineering, data analysis, linguistics, or a related field are beneficial.Experience in search evaluation, content moderation, data annotation, or quality assurance in digital environments is an advantage.Familiarity with defense, maritime, or technological research domains, and an understanding of EU-funded project environments, is considered a plus.