AI Text Validation Specialist (German language)
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Job description
About the Project
TSMG is looking for contributors to support an AI language project focused on improving speech recognition systems.
You will review AI-generated transcripts and convert them into a natural, readable text format by applying punctuation, capitalization, and formatting rules. This is not a traditional transcription project—you will not transcribe audio or rewrite the content.
What You Will Do
- Review AI-generated lexical transcripts.
- Convert transcripts into display text by applying:
punctuation;
capitalization;
formatting for numbers, dates, times, currencies, and other text normalization rules.
- Keep all original words exactly as provided.
- Use the reference audio only when necessary to resolve punctuation or formatting.
- Follow detailed project guidelines and quality standards.
- Complete assigned tasks within project deadlines.
Requirements
- Excellent written skills in the target language.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Ability to follow detailed instructions consistently.
- Basic computer skills and a reliable internet connection.
- Ability to work independently and meet productivity targets.
- Previous experience in transcription, annotation, or linguistic projects is a plus but not required.
- Training will be provided before the project starts.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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