Remote Real-Time Captionist for DHH Accessibility
avaMillbrae (CA)
About the role
Ava is seeking a Remote Scribe for the Echo project, which focuses on correcting real-time text for Deaf & Hard of Hearing users. Successful candidates will work flexible hours from home, ensuring accurate caption corrections.
The role requires strong comprehension of various spoken accents, experience with Deaf accents is preferred, and a willingness to train. Candidates should be communicative and reliable, contributing to enhancing accessibility.
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