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AI training jobs for voice & audio experts

Short answer

AI training jobs for voice & audio experts involve recording and evaluating speech data, judging synthetic voice quality, and reviewing transcription and audio annotation against a native ear. The work is remote and paid hourly or per task.

Platforms look for demonstrated practice as a voice and audio professional and the ability to explain in writing why an answer is wrong — the written justification is the deliverable.

Typical tasks

Specialisms in demand

Voice actors, narrators and dubbing artists, audio engineers, podcast producers, phoneticians and transcriptionists. Regional accents and less-covered languages frequently attract higher rates.

Open voice and audio professional roles right now

107 roles in this area are currently listed across the seven platforms.

RolePlatformRate
Arabic (MSA) Transcription ExpertMicro1$10-$20/hourApply →
Arabic Voice Actor (Egypt dialect)Micro1$30-$65/hourApply →
Arabic Voice Actor (Saudi dialect)Micro1$30-$65/hourApply →
Audio EngineerMicro1$25-$55/hourApply →
Audio EngineerMicro1$25-$55/hourApply →
Audio Engineer (Speech / TTS Audio Specialist) – FrenchMercor$50 / hourApply →
Audio Engineer (Speech / TTS Audio Specialist) – GermanMercor$50 / hourApply →
Audio EngineersHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply →
Audio ExpertMicro1$50-$100/hourApply →
Audio Production ExpertMicro1$19-$65/hourApply →
Audio Recording Contributor - Australian English AccentAfterQuery$50/hrApply →
Audio and Video Technician ExpertAfterQuery$35 - $75 / hourApply →
Basque Audio Generalist Evaluator ExpertMercor$50 / hourApply →
Bengali Audio Engineer ExpertMicro1Upto $200Apply →
Business Development ContractorMercor$35 - $50 / hourApply →
Chinese Audio Engineer ExpertMicro1$20-$30/hourApply →
Chinese Voice CoachMicro1$30-$65/hourApply →
Creative Technologist — Audio / Design / UXAfterQuery$100 - $170/hrApply →
Dutch Audio Generalist Evaluator ExpertMercor$50 / hourApply →
Dutch Audio Recording ExpertsMicro1$20-$40/hourApply →
Electrician – Video RecordingMicro1$30-$45/hourApply →
Electrician – Video RecordingMicro1$30-$45/hourApply →
English (Australia) Audio Generalist Evaluator ExpertMercor$50 / hourApply →
English (India) Recording SpecialistMicro1$30-$40/hourApply →
English (New Zealand) Audio Generalist Evaluator ExpertMercor$50 / hourApply →
English (US) Audio Generalist Evaluator ExpertMercor$50 / hourApply →
English Language Specialist (Transcription)Micro1$20-$30/hourApply →
English Voice CoachMicro1$30-$65/hourApply →
English Voice CoachMicro1$30-$65/hourApply →
English Voice CoachMicro1$40-$65/hourApply →
French Transcription Expert (Canada)Micro1$15-$25/hourApply →
French Transcription Expert (France)Micro1$10-$25/hourApply →
French Voice CoachMicro1$30-$65/hourApply →
German Audio Recording ExpertMicro1$20-$40/hourApply →
German Transcription ExpertMicro1$10-$25/hourApply →
Hebrew Transcription ExpertMicro1$20-$35/hourApply →
Hindi Audio Engineer ExpertMicro1$20-$30/hourApply →
Hindi Audio Generalist Evaluator Expert (San Francisco Bay Area)Mercor$50 / hourApply →
Hindi Transcription ExpertMicro1$8-$16/hourApply →
Hindi Voice CoachMicro1$30-$65/hourApply →

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Where these roles are listed

Openings for voice and audio professionals appear across all four platforms, and the mix changes week to week.

Open the live roles board Remote work for voice & audio experts →

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Common questions

Are there remote AI jobs for voice actors?

Yes. Voice and audio work is one of the larger categories, covering speech recording, synthetic voice evaluation, dubbing review and transcription quality checks.

What equipment do I need?

Recording projects usually specify a minimum standard — a quiet space and a decent microphone at minimum. Evaluation and review work generally needs only good headphones.

Do accents matter?

They are often the point. Regional accents and less-covered languages are recruited specifically, and scarcity frequently means better rates.