Fact Checking Annotators at TrustScale: 100% Remote (Canada)

Title: Freelance Fact-Checking Annotators (French)

Location: Canada

Department: Production

Job Description:

Are you fluent in French (FR) at a native or near-native level?
We’re currently hiring detail-oriented annotators for an upcoming Fact-Checking and Response Evaluation project.

This freelance, remote role is ideal for professionals who enjoy analyzing content carefully, verifying factual accuracy, and applying structured guidelines with precision.

What You’ll Do

  • Evaluate responses for factual accuracy and reliability

  • Apply fact-checking guidelines consistently

  • Identify misinformation, unsupported claims, or inaccuracies

  • Provide structured annotations based on project criteria

  • Maintain high quality and attention to detail

Requirements

  • Native or near-native proficiency in French (FR)

  • Strong English comprehension (guidelines and training are in English)

  • Previous experience in fact-checking annotation

  • Excellent analytical and critical thinking skills

  • High attention to detail

  • Ability to follow evolving guidelines

  • Reliable availability and commitment

Qualification Process (Unpaid)

As part of the qualification process, you will be required to complete a short French Language & Reasoning Test designed to assess your French language proficiency and reasoning skills.

  • The test consists of 10 questions

  • There is a 90-second time limit

  • The assessment is intentionally timed to evaluate both French language proficiency and reasoning skills

Important: Please read the instructions carefully before starting the test and make sure you are prepared to complete it within the allotted time.

Once you complete the test, please let us know so we can review your results and continue with the qualification process.

What We Offer

  • Fully remote freelance work

  • Flexible working hours

  • Continuous support and updated guidelines

  • Opportunity to join a long-term fact-checking initiative

Quality is our top priority. Please note that consistent quality performance is required to remain in the project.

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