Short-term, project-based consultancy paid at an agreed hourly rate.
Review and improve existing country-specific content safety and moderation guidelines so they reflect local laws, cultural sensitivities, religious norms and country context.
Research relevant local laws, regulations, published cases and credible sources on topics such as religion, politics, discrimination, adult content, violence, terrorism and illegal content.
Identify which local rules apply, find gaps in existing guidelines and recommend evidence-based changes.
Define key content risks and apply the project's four-level severity framework (Neutral, Minor, Strong, Critical).
Develop realistic, locally relevant examples and edge cases showing how content should be classified, with reliable sources.
Take part in guideline reviews with the project team, explain recommendations and help resolve and document ambiguous cases.

Native or near-native proficiency and current knowledge of at least one of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar or Iraq, including its culture and local context.
Strong written and spoken English.
Experience in Trust & Safety, content policy, public policy, regulatory or legal research, digital safety, platform governance, risk/compliance or a closely related field.
Strong research skills, including distinguishing law, regulatory guidance, cultural norms and interpretation.
Excellent analytical judgment, structured reasoning and written communication.
Strong attention to detail and comfort working with sensitive content and complex edge cases.
Ability to work independently and deliver within tight timelines.
Shortlisted candidates must complete a short Country Policy Analysis assessment.
Able to start immediately and dedicate at least 6 hours per day initially.

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Posted	14 Oct 2026
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Country Content Safety & Policy Specialist - Middle East