We match on jurisdiction and domain first, then language, then seniority. Your tasks go to practitioners who know how the work is done in the market it covers.
Jurisdiction and domain
The right answer in Frankfurt is not the right answer in Madrid. A German tax task goes to someone trained in German tax law, and a Spanish employment task to someone trained in Spanish employment law. Evaluators hold a degree in the project's domain, most at master's level or above, and the experts who wrote EuroExec have a median of 7 years of professional experience. For regulatory work we assign lawyers and law graduates who have passed our domain expertise interview. Our core domains are corporate finance and investment banking, GDPR and data protection, KYC, AML and MiFID suitability, employment and HR, medicines regulatory affairs, tax, and cross-border corporate law.
Language
Every evaluator works in English and at least one other European language. Tasks in another language go to native speakers who also know that jurisdiction, and they work without machine translation.
Quality tiers
Every evaluator passes a domain assessment, then your project's calibration, before live work. New evaluators start on rating and preference tasks. They move to SFT authoring, rubric writing and environment design as their quality scores and agreement with other experts hold up. Senior reviewers come from the most experienced tier.