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Labelbox is hiring: Spanish Audio Transcriptionist (AI Training) (Fully Remote) in New York

Posted 3 days ago

labelboxNew York (NY)
Court Reporters and Simultaneous CaptionersTranslation and Interpretation Services

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About the role

This opportunity is ideal for native Spanish (Spain) speakers with strong listening skills and attention to detail. Candidates should be comfortable identifying nuances in spoken audio, including overlapping conversations, filled pauses, background noise, and multiple speakers.
What You'll Do: Produce accurate transcriptions of spoken Spanish (Spain) audio. Clean up and correct existing Spanish audio transcripts. Identify audio details such as crosstalk, filled pauses, background noise, and multiple speakers.
Qualifications: Native speaker of Spanish as spoken in Spain. Strong listening skills and attention to detail. Ability to understand spoken Spanish and accurately capture its nuances.
Additional Information: Fully remote contract opportunity. Expected workload is 10-39 hours per week, depending on project needs. Weekly lump-sum payments for work completed during the previous week. LabelboxLabelbox is a leading AI platform that helps organizations build intelligent applications through high-quality human feedback, data labeling, and AI model training. The company hires contract workers for high-volume projects and operates with a remote, independent workforce.

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