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We are recruiting 20 remote English prompt engineers (PhD holders) to join our team: Job 00077815
Source language(s): All languages
Target language(s): English
Details of the project: We are hiring English prompt engineers for work from home opportunity.
Are you passionate about English language and skilled in crafting high-quality content?
We are looking for 20 talented English prompt engineers to join our team (remote).
Key responsibilities:
Create impactful and high-quality English prompts
Review and audit prompts for accuracy, clarity, and tone
✍ Provide feedback and suggestions to enhance prompt quality
Ensure consistency in style, grammar, and linguistic standards
Join us in shaping the future of AI-driven content!
This job is: potential.
Special requirements to the applicants: Eligibility criteria:
✔ Master’s degree in English (PhD strongly preferred)
✔ Excellent command of English language
✔ Strong experience in content writing or copywriting
✔ Ability to create, review, and refine high-quality prompts
✔ Skilled in both long-form and short-form content
We want to pay for this job: 0.12 EUR per word
Who can apply: Freelancers only
Deadline for applying: 12/31/2025
This posting to be kept / deleted: Keep this ad at the site permanently
Contact person: [Hidden by TD]
Country: India
IP: 103.121.151.133 (N/A)
Posted on: Saturday, 22 Nov 2025, 13:51:57
Number of applications already submitted for this job: 26
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