German: Audio Transcription/Segmentation
openkrillNew York (NY)
German: Audio Transcription/Segmentation
Posted 9 days ago
openkrillNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
We're looking for native German speakers to take part in a short, paid transcription project. You'll transcribe and segment German audio recordings following the project guidelines. It's simple, flexible, and you can do it all on your own schedule.
What You'll Do:
Listen to short German audio recordings and transcribe them accurately
Segment the audio according to the project guidelines
Follow the quality and transcription guidelines so your submissions meet acceptance standards
Requirements:
Native German speaker
18 years of age or older
Transcription/Linguistic/QA related experience.
Access to a computer with a stable internet connection
Headphones or earphones
Compensation
Pay:
$1.580 per unit, an estimated $18.96 per hour at 12 units
Incomplete sessions will not be paid
Transcriptions are reviewed for accuracy, guideline compliance, and signs of machine-generated or AI-assisted output before payout.
Important Notes
This project works on a first-come, first-served basis
The number of tasks available may vary from person to person
This is a project-based opportunity with CrowdGen, where you'll join the CrowdGen Community as an Independent Contractor. If selected, you'll receive an email from CrowdGen with instructions to create your account, complete the setup requirements, and start participating in the project.
If you're passionate about precision, language, and AI innovation, we'd love to have you on the team!
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