The work
You will review spoken Spanish audio clips and create accurate transcriptions. You will also identify target words, assess audio quality, recognize pronunciation differences, and apply the project guidelines consistently.
The work uses Labelbox and is suitable for detail-oriented contributors who can listen carefully and label speech precisely.
- Analyze spoken Spanish audio clips
- Identify target words in recordings
- Transcribe speech accurately
- Assess audio quality
- Recognize variations in pronunciation
- Apply labeling instructions consistently
What it pays and takes
This is an entry-level, part-time contractor project for contributors with strong Spanish listening and transcription skills.
- Pay: $6.50 USD per hour
- Time: Less than 20 hours per week
- Work type: Part-time contract
- Location: Candidates may be based in Argentina, Costa Rica, Guatemala, or Mexico; the description specifically seeks fluent Spanish speakers from Mexico or Argentina
- Experience: Entry level
- You should have strong listening skills, attention to detail, and the ability to follow guidelines precisely
- Prior experience in audio transcription, linguistic annotation, or data labeling is useful
How it works
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