Lighthouse QA — Independent Quality Assurance Reviewer — OneForma

Last verified: 30 July 2026 · Source: oneforma.com/jobs/lighthouse-qa-...

What is this project?

You're not doing the primary annotation work in this role — you're the second pair of eyes checking it. "Lighthouse" is an ongoing program where a focused team of Independent QA (IQA) reviewers supervises and assesses the output of large-scale summarization, text composition, and visual-content-generation work done by third parties.

What would I actually do day to day?

• Apply structured rating criteria to review someone else's completed work.
• Identify error trends across a batch of work, not just flag one-off mistakes.
• Produce clear, structured feedback reports and improvement suggestions.

Requirements

• Native speaker of the target language.
• High-level written English — you need it to understand guidelines and write reports.
• Ability to follow detailed instructions and complete time-bound tasks accurately.
• Strong, consistent attention to detail; an impartial, instruction-driven approach (you're auditing other people's work, not expressing your own opinion).
• Basic computer skills, plus Microsoft Office 365 familiarity (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint) and comfort with Microsoft Teams.
• A laptop/PC, phone, and headset.
• Minimum weekly availability of 20–30 hours — this is meaningfully more time commitment than a casual side-gig role.

Preferred (not required): prior experience in summarization/text composition/visual content work, or prior experience specifically reviewing judgment-based decisions.

Is there an exam?

Not spelled out on this specific listing. OneForma's general process does include a company-wide "Get Certified" step before you're matched to any project — this listing doesn't restate it, but it's reasonable to expect it applies.

Pay

Not publicly disclosed. The listing states pay is calculated per hour, with the rate set per language/locale — you only see it after selecting your specific market.

Who should apply

Detail-oriented people who prefer structured auditing/review work over open-ended creative tasks, and who can commit real weekly hours (this isn't a "whenever I have 30 minutes" role). Office-software comfort matters more here than in most annotation roles.

How to prepare

TTA Academy's AI Content & Digital Marketing course touches on structured content-quality review, which is adjacent to what this role tests (TTA Academy's own recommendation, not a OneForma requirement).

Part of the OneForma vendor guide. TTA Academy is not affiliated with OneForma.