AAC Content Reviewer – Traditional Chinese, Mandarin

Tobii Dynavox

. Edit and review AAC content for cultural accuracy, language/grammar use, and regional relevance .

Posted 10/7/2026part-timeRemote • Florida • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) with a strong focus on cultural accuracy and language adaptation. Proficient in Traditional Chinese - Mandarin and English, with a background in Linguistics and experience collaborating with content developers.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Substantial Experience In AACAAC SpecialistFluent Written Proficiency In Traditional Chinese - MandarinFluency In EnglishBackground In Speech-Language Pathology

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Hard Skills

Cultural Accuracy EditingLanguage Grammar ReviewContent AdaptationEvidence-Based Language ApproachLinguistic Analysis

Soft Skills

Reliable CommunicationResponsiveness

Industry Keywords

Augmentative And Alternative CommunicationSpeech-Language PathologyEducationOccupational TherapyLinguistics

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Edit and review AAC content for cultural accuracy, language/grammar use, and regional relevance
Adapt phrasing, vocabulary, and content to reflect local usage norms and real-life communication needs
Provide expert review and insights from the perspective of the target regional AAC community
Collaborate closely with an internal AAC Content Developer during the core project phase
Ensure alignment with the established evidence-based language approach
Deliver timely feedback and edits during weekly remote review cycles
Participate in two fixed weekly sessions with a dedicated AAC Content Developer during the first three weeks
Work up to 50 hours over an 8-week project, with around 15 hours per week during the first three weeks and flexible ad hoc hours thereafter

Requirements

What you’ll need

Substantial experience in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
AAC Specialist, or professional background in Speech-Language Pathology, Education, or Occupational Therapy
Native speaker of Traditional Chinese - Mandarin, with substantial residence in the target region (preferably including school years)
Fluent written proficiency in Traditional Chinese - Mandarin
Fluency in English
Reliable communication habits and responsiveness via email
Academic or applied background in Linguistics preferred
Resume or CV
Brief statement outlining motivation and experience with AAC

Benefits

Comp & perks

Flexible scheduling within the agreed project timeline
Meaningful role with significant impact on the AAC community in the target region
Opportunity to shape communication tools used by individuals with complex communication needs
Collaboration with an experienced and international AAC development team
Competitive project-based compensation