Voice And Voicemail Recording Contributor

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This project offers a flexible way to contribute to the development of voice-enabled artificial intelligence from your own location.

  • Remote contractor opportunity
  • Part-time assignment requiring less than 20 hours per week
  • Entry-level project with no prior AI training experience required

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. People provide recordings, labels, evaluations, and other carefully prepared examples that help AI systems understand language and respond more accurately.

In this project, your phone greetings and voicemail recordings will support IVR and call-routing models used in telecommunications and call center automation.

  • Contribute directly to voice and speech AI development
  • Work remotely with a flexible schedule
  • Use your natural language, accent, and local mobile network experience

The Role

As a Voice and Voicemail Recording Contributor, you will create approximately 30 short audio recordings in your native language. The batch includes 15 scripted phone greetings and approximately 15 operator-voicemail clips, with the exact total depending on the operator message type assigned.

Each recording will be 30 seconds or less. Most participants complete the assignment in approximately 30 to 45 minutes, using OpenTrain's web tool and an in-country mobile network.

  • Fixed payout of $24-$36 for approximately 30 recordings, depending on assignment details
  • Complete the batch within 24-48 hours of assignment
  • Record original audio without voice changers or text-to-speech
  • Sign consent allowing your voice recordings to be used for model training and quality assurance

Languages And Locations

You must be a native speaker of the selected language and currently located in the corresponding country. The project accepts only the language and country combinations listed below.

  • Flemish in Belgium
  • Danish in Denmark
  • French in France
  • German in Germany
  • Irish in Ireland
  • Italian in Italy
  • Dutch in the Netherlands
  • Portuguese in Portugal
  • Spanish in Spain
  • English in the United Kingdom

Requirements

This is an entry-level recording project, but eligibility depends on native-language status, location, device readiness, and the ability to provide clear, original audio. You will answer qualification questions before receiving the full assignment.

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Be a native speaker of the language selected for the application
  • Currently live in the corresponding country for that language
  • Have an in-country mobile number or SIM, not VoIP, and place calls on the local cellular network
  • Have a smartphone with a working microphone
  • Have access to a quiet recording environment
  • Submit 2-3 short qualification clips for audio-quality verification
  • Complete approximately 30 recordings within 24-48 hours of assignment
  • Use one account per person and submit only your own original recordings
  • Provide your mobile carrier when asked, such as Orange, Vodafone, or Deutsche Telekom
  • Agree to the required voice-recording consent for model training and quality assurance

Optional Dataset Information

To help balance the dataset, you may be asked to share your gender and your region or dialect within your country. This information is optional and is not a hard qualification filter.

How To Apply

Choose the language and country combination that matches your native language and current location. During qualification, confirm your age, consent, mobile-network access, device readiness, availability, and understanding of the fixed payout.

If approved, complete the qualification clips and then record the assigned greetings and voicemail messages in the web tool. Apply through OpenTrain to get started.

  • Select one eligible language and country combination
  • Complete the qualification checklist
  • Submit the required audio-quality clips
  • Record and submit the assigned batch on time
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