Freelance contributors will record a scripted conversational session (approx. 1.5 hours) that includes natural Tagalog↔English code-switching. Complete a short Pre-Vet on the Aurora Studio Platform, then, if approved, be matched with another speaker for a scheduled recording. Requires a quiet space and reliable internet.
Freelance Role: Conversational Voice Recording (Tagalog ↔ English)
Location: Remote
Duration: Approx. 1.5 hours
Rate: min. 18 USD for the whole task
About the Project
We are looking for freelance contributors to participate in a voice recording project designed to improve AI speech recognition technology. The goal is to collect natural conversations that include code-switching—alternating between two languages during a discussion. This helps train AI systems to better understand multilingual interactions in real-world scenarios.
What You’ll Do
Record a scripted conversation with another speaker using natural code-switching between your native language (Tagalog) and English. Complete a short Pre-Vet test on our Aurora Studio Platform ( the Pre-Vet consists of recording 4 sentences and shouldn't take longer than 5 minutes). If successful, you’ll be matched with another speaker and scheduled for a recording session within the next 2–3 weeks.
Requirements
Native speaker of Tagalog and fluent in English
Ability to switch naturally between languages during conversation
Reliable internet connection and a quiet environment for recording
Why Join?
Flexible, remote freelance work
Contribute to cutting-edge AI technology
Opportunity to collaborate on a global project
Many future opportunities for paid projects
Next Steps
Apply now to receive full instructions and access to the Aurora Studio Platform. Once approved, you’ll receive further details and be scheduled for your recording session.
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