Portuguese Audio Recording Expert (Brazil)
esr healthcareDenver (CO)
Portuguese Audio Recording Expert (Brazil)
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esr healthcareDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Portuguese Audio Recording Expert (Brazil) Create and deliver high-fidelity Portuguese (Brazil) audio recordings using professional-grade equipment. Interpret project guidelines to produce clear, natural, and contextually relevant audio samples for AI training. Curate, review, and ensure the linguistic accuracy and quality of all recordings submitted. Collaborate remotely with project coordinators and provide feedback or insights as needed during the recording process. Follow specific technical and quality standards for file formatting, consistency, and clarity. Supply a professional audio sample as part of the project's onboarding process, demonstrating your recording skill. Meet agreed-upon project deliverables and timelines for audio submissions. Native-level fluency in Brazilian Portuguese, with a strong command of pronunciation and intonation. Minimum of three years of proven experience in professional audio recording or voice work. Demonstrated proficiency with high-end recording equipment and industry-standard audio editing tools. Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Portuguese; ability to follow nuanced project instructions. Portfolio or track record of high-quality audio projects, ideally for media, broadcasting, or educational content. Familiarity with quality assurance processes for audio deliverables. Ability to collaborate effectively in a remote, feedback-driven engagement environment. Please note that you will need your professional audio equipment during the interview.
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