Native Indonesian Speakers for AI Training

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About the role

Native Indonesian Speakers For Ai Training An enterprise client is currently recruiting people who can bring energy, emotion, and clarity to their voice, whether you're a professional actor or someone with a naturally expressive personality. This is part of a research initiative aimed at helping AI better understand real human tone, intent, and emotion. You'll contribute to a variety of video and audio-based tasks. Some projects may involve acting short scripts in different tones or emotional styles. The client is not just looking for professional actors. This opportunity is also a great fit if you have a background in: Call centers or customer support Improv or theater PodcastingVocal performance Or if you're just naturally outgoing, expressive, and speak with clarity

What You'll Do: Record short video and/or audio clips Listen and capture in text various video and/or audio clips

Qualifications:

Fluent in Indonesian
Strong vocal expression and emotional range
Quiet, distraction-free recording environment1080P camera with video capabilities
Any prior experience or comfort speaking on camera

Nice to Haves:

Theater, improv, or acting background
Classical vocal training or public speaking experience
Professional-grade mic and/or video setup

Additional Information: Fully remote opportunity Flexible work schedule

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