Telugu Audio Recording Expert
esr healthcareDenver (CO)
About the role
Telugu Audio Recording ExpertRole Type: Contractor
Location:
RemoteScope of WorkRecord and deliver clear, professional-grade Telugu audio content as specified by project guidelines. Utilize high-quality recording equipment to ensure optimal sound fidelity and minimal background noise. Produce a range of scripted and unscripted recordings in standard Telugu, reflecting natural tone and pronunciation. Adhere to all technical and linguistic specifications required for training AI models. Review and refine submitted audio files to ensure they meet project quality benchmarks. Collaborate with remote project teams through written and verbal communication for clarity on requirements and feedback.
Preferred Qualifications:
Native-level fluency in Telugu, with the ability to deliver clear and accurate pronunciation.
Minimum three years of professional experience in audio recording, voiceover, or related audio production roles.
Demonstrated proficiency operating professional audio recording equipment and software.
Strong attention to detail in capturing, editing, and submitting audio deliverables.
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities, with a commitment to responsiveness in a remote setting.
Experience contributing audio data to research, media, or technology projects is a plus.
Portfolio of high-quality Telugu audio work available for review is highly desirable.
Please note that you will need to use your professional audio recording equipment during the interview.
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