Bharani- Prompt Creation Specialist- Danish (Denmark)

Role Overview

We are embarking on an exciting initiative to create prompts for Hotels in City FAQ content, designed to scale seamlessly across thousands of global destinations. The objective is to develop a prompt framework that ensures accurate, natural, and user-friendly localized outputs in Local languages.

What You Will Do

Developing and adapting prompts for Local languages, writing clear and concise prompts, crafting language-specific instructions, addressing language-specific challenges, and providing localized example outputs.

Why It Might Be a Fit

Someone who has knowledge in Tourism or hotel industries, customer obsession, relentless innovation, commitment to excellence, and winning together.

Requirements

  • Demonstrated experience in localization, translation, or prompt creation for multilingual content
  • Strong linguistic proficiency in at least one target language, with a deep understanding of cultural and contextual nuances
  • Proven ability to write concise, natural, and customer-facing content that aligns with UI/UX best practices
  • Familiarity with travel, transport, and location-specific terminology
  • Experience working with prompt engineering and AI tools (e.g., GPT-based systems) is an advantage

Benefits

  • Pay Rate: $36.50/hour
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