English Language Specialist (Remote)
hire feedNew York (NY)
About the role
Location: Remote (Work from Anywhere)
Role Overview:
We are hiring for one of our clients, seeking an English Language Specialist (Transcription) to work on a full-time basis. The role involves transcribing and editing audio content with high accuracy and attention to detail. Candidates must demonstrate fluency in English and prior transcription experience.
Key Responsibilities:
Transcribe audio files into accurate written English text with proper formatting.
Edit and proofread transcriptions for grammar, punctuation, and clarity.
Ensure adherence to client-specific guidelines and transcription standards.
Maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information with discretion.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
Fluent in English with strong listening comprehension skills.
Prior experience in transcription, editing, or proofreading roles.
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow structured guidelines.
Proficiency in typing with a minimum speed of 60 words per minute.
Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
More About the Opportunity:
This role offers a unique opportunity to work with a global leader in the technology, information and internet industry, contributing to high-quality content creation. The position supports ongoing projects requiring precise transcription services.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
We hire based on skills and expertise. All qualified candidates are welcome regardless of background, experience, or prior employment history. Applications are reviewed solely on demonstrated technical ability and qualifications.
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