Content Auditor
Automotive
About the role
Syarahis on a mission to transform the way people buy cars in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East. We offer customers an end-to-end digital car buying experience, allowing them to purchase their next vehicle from the comfort of their homes. Behind the scenes, we build and operate systems that manage vehicle sourcing, inspection, photography, merchandising, reconditioning, financing, insurance, shipping, and much more. Our goal is to make car buying a seamless, transparent, and enjoyable experience.
To ensure the accuracy, completeness, and quality of vehicle content before it is published on the platform. This includes reviewing vehicle data, images, specifications, and inspection reports to ensure compliance with established quality standards and company policies, ultimately providing customers with reliable information and an excellent user experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Review vehicle listings before publication and ensure all required information is complete.
- Verify the accuracy of vehicle information, including make, model, trim, year of manufacture, specifications, and features.
- Review vehicle images to ensure they match the actual vehicle and comply with approved photography standards.
- Ensure all content is free from spelling, formatting, and factual errors.
- Cross-check vehicle information against supporting documents or approved systems when required.
- Identify and correct errors or return incomplete listings to the relevant team for completion.
- Ensure compliance with the company's publishing policies and content quality standards.
- Monitor recurring issues and recommend improvements to reduce errors and enhance content quality.
- Document recurring problems and report them to the Content Supervisor or Content Manager.
- Contribute to improving review procedures and quality control processes.
- Review all types of vehicle images and ensure they meet the approved photography standards.
- Audit360-degree vehicle imagesto ensure completeness, technical quality, and the absence of techn…