The work
You will listen to short Korean recordings and create clean, standardized transcripts of what was said. This is transcription, not translation or creative writing.
You will also complete simple listening checks in Labelbox. These checks include flagging unclear or unusable audio and marking segments that cannot be understood with confidence.
- Transcribe short Korean recordings accurately.
- Follow detailed transcription rules and predefined labeling options.
- Review audio and flag segments that are unclear or unusable.
- Make careful judgment calls when recordings are imperfect.
What it pays and takes
This is entry-level, part-time contract work with an ongoing workload. Accuracy and consistency matter more than speed.
- Pay: $14 per hour.
- Time: About 1 hour per day, less than 20 hours per week.
- Schedule: Flexible, with tasks completed each day within the required daily cadence.
- Languages: Fluent Korean and English.
- Requirements: Excellent written Korean accuracy, strong listening skills, and the ability to follow detailed rules consistently.
- Work type: Long-term, ongoing contractor work.
- Location: Open to candidates in the countries listed for this role.
How it works
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About AI training work
AI training is the human work behind systems that understand speech and language, including transcribing recordings and checking model data. OpenTrain AI helps people find and build careers in this field, where careful contributors help improve how AI works.