Transcribe Spanish (US) audio, clean and organize text, and optionally review others' annotations. Work remotely on a flexible schedule using a provided online tool; complete brief guidelines and a short quiz to start.
Spanish US Speakers Needed – Flexible Online Project
We’re looking for people who speak Spanish (US variant) to help with a simple AI project. You can work from home and choose the tasks you prefer.
What you’ll do (you can pick):
- Type out what you hear in audio clips
- Help clean up and organise text
- Optional: review other people’s work
What you need:
- Very high level of Spanish
- Fluent English
- Previous experience with transcription or annotation work
- Good attention to detail
Project details:
- Flexible work — you choose how much you do
- Over 40 hours of work available for this project
- Project runs from spring to early summer
- Work is done online using a simple tool (we’ll show you how)
Getting started:
- Quick guidelines to read
- Short quiz to make sure everything is clear
Payment:
- Paid hourly - 17.60 USD
You can choose the tasks you like and work at your own pace.
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