Maps Personalization Relevance Rater - English (US)

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Contract type: Freelance

Hourly rate: $20.30

Language: English (US)

Estimated volume: 5-6 hours

Start date: The project runs on a weekly basis. Eligible candidates will be added to a pool of certified raters and contacted at least 48 hours before kickoff.

We are looking for qualified raters to support a project focused on evaluating personalized search and location recommendations. This role involves rating the relevance and usefulness of suggested places based on personalized results and defined project guidelines.

What you will do:

Review search queries with results personalized based on your activity history

Evaluate suggested places (e.g., restaurants or locations) related to places you've previously visited

Rate whether the suggested places are relevant and useful

Follow project guidelines and complete tasks accurately

Requirements:

    • Based in the United States
    • An existing, actively used Gmail account with prior usage history on Google Maps
    • Participation is limited to a single project round due to the nature of the task


      • Please note: this project requires opt-in, consent-based access to limited elements of your activity history. A consent form will be provided for you to review and sign before participation.
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$20.30 - $20.30 an hour

We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses. These tools assist our recruitment team but do not replace human judgment. Final hiring decisions are ultimately made by humans. If you would like more information about how your data is processed, please contact us.
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