Grammar is a noisy variable in a technical interview. Treat it as engineering ability and the model starts ranking English surface form above system understanding.
The correction is measurable. Establish the expected form error for the engineer's proficiency band. Remove that construct-irrelevant variance from the communication score. Then test whether the explanation preserves the mechanism, constraints, and causal chain.
TeamStation's Mathematical Validation doctrine opens this part of Axiom Cortex. It covers proficiency-normalized scoring, cross-lingual semantic fidelity, and code-switch-aware comparison. The point is precision: score the architecture idea, debugging logic, and model update without letting accent or verb tense become a proxy for technical depth.
That matters in LATAM AI engineering because delivery still requires clear communication. We do not lower that bar. We separate two different questions: can this engineer reason correctly, and can the team understand the decision well enough to execute it?
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