Country Content Safety & Policy Specialist - Middle East

About the role

Fuzu Atlas is building a team of country specialists to support an AI content safety and moderation project for a global technology company. The project reviews existing content-safety guidelines so they reflect the laws, cultural context, religious considerations and social norms of each country. This is not a translation role; candidates must research, interpret and apply country-specific requirements and turn them into clear, practical content-safety guidance. The position is remote.

Key responsibilities

• Review and improve existing country-specific content safety and moderation guidelines to reflect local laws, cultural sensitivities, religious norms and country context.
• Research local laws, regulations, published cases and credible sources on topics such as religion, politics, discrimination, adult content, violence, terrorism and illegal content.
• Identify gaps in current guidelines and recommend clear, evidence-based modifications.
• Define key content risks and apply the project's severity framework (Neutral, Minor, Strong and Critical).
• Create realistic, locally relevant examples and edge cases showing how content should be classified, supported by reliable sources.
• Take part in guideline reviews, explain recommendations and help resolve and document ambiguous or previously undefined cases.

Required profile

• Candidates may have held roles such as Trust & Safety Policy Analyst, Content Policy Specialist, Country Policy Specialist, Policy Enforcement Specialist, Public Policy Analyst, Regulatory Researcher, Digital Policy Analyst, Content Moderation Policy Specialist, Digital Safety Researcher, Legal Researcher, Risk & Compliance Analyst.
• Experience may come from technology companies, social media or digital platforms, content moderation operations, telecoms, regulatory or policy consultancies, law firms, government or regulatory bodies, digital safety organisations or research institutes.