Spanish Audio Transcription Contributor

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  • Remote contract opportunity
  • Part-time schedule of less than 20 hours per week
  • Pay of $6.50 USD per hour

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Contributors prepare and review examples such as audio recordings, helping AI systems better understand speech, language, and real-world communication.

  • Work directly with audio data used to improve AI systems
  • Use careful listening and consistent labeling practices
  • Build experience in a fast-growing technology field

The Role

OpenTrain is seeking detail-oriented native Spanish speakers from Mexico or Argentina for a Spanish audio transcription project. You will analyze spoken audio clips, identify target words, and transcribe speech accurately according to detailed project instructions.

The work also involves assessing audio quality, recognizing pronunciation variations and minor mispronunciations, and applying precise labels. Experience with audio transcription, linguistic annotation, or data labeling is preferred.

  • Role: Spanish Audio Transcription Contributor
  • Experience level: Entry level
  • Employment type: Part-time contractor
  • Subject matter: Spanish audio recordings
  • Labeling environment: Labelbox

What You'll Do

You will review spoken Spanish recordings and create accurate transcriptions and labels. Success in this role depends on careful listening, strong accuracy, and the ability to apply project guidelines consistently across a range of speech patterns.

  • Analyze spoken audio clips
  • Identify target words in recordings
  • Transcribe speech accurately
  • Assess the quality of audio files
  • Recognize pronunciation variations and minor mispronunciations
  • Apply labels precisely based on project instructions

Requirements

This is an entry-level opportunity, but candidates must be native Spanish speakers from Mexico or Argentina with strong listening and transcription skills. Prior experience in related work is preferred rather than required.

  • Native Spanish speaker from Mexico or Argentina
  • Strong listening and transcription skills
  • Ability to follow detailed instructions and labeling guidelines
  • High attention to detail and accuracy
  • Familiarity with spoken language variations and minor mispronunciations
  • Reliable internet connection and ability to work with audio files
  • At least 1 hour per day, Monday through Friday, for the next 1+ year

Who Should Apply

This project may suit Spanish speakers who enjoy focused audio work and want to contribute to the development of AI. It is a practical way to apply language and listening skills in a flexible, remote setting while gaining experience with data labeling workflows.

  • Native Spanish speakers with excellent listening comprehension
  • Candidates who work carefully and consistently
  • People comfortable reviewing spoken language recordings
  • Applicants able to make a long-term weekday commitment

How It Works

The position is a remote, part-time contractor opportunity with a workload of less than 20 hours per week. Qualified contributors will work with Spanish audio recordings and use the project workflow to complete transcription and labeling tasks.

Apply through OpenTrain by creating a free account, building your profile, and submitting your application. OpenTrain connects contributors with opportunities to help train and improve cutting-edge AI systems.

  • Remote work with a flexible part-time format
  • Minimum commitment of 1 hour per day, Monday through Friday
  • Hourly compensation: $6.50 USD
  • Contractor arrangement
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