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Work Location: Remote in Colombia
Estimated Workload: 25 hours
Engagement Model: Independent Contractor/Freelance
Estimated Project Duration: 2 weeks, with the possibility of extension
Estimated Start Date: Immediate
Language Needed: Spanish (Colombia), English
DataForce by TransPerfect is seeking Audio Quality Assurance Reviewers with idiomatic fluency in Spanish (Colombia)to support an upcoming Text-to-Speech (TTS) development project. We are looking for detail-oriented individuals who can evaluate voice recordings for linguistic accuracy, narrative style, and overall audio quality.
The Audio Quality Assurance Reviewer will be responsible for reviewing recorded audio files and assessing them against project guidelines and specific evaluation criteria.
Review audio recordings for correct pronunciation and natural speech delivery
Verify whether the speaker is a native Spanish (Colombia) speaker
Evaluate whether the narrative style matches the required style
Verify adherence to the provided scripts and project guidelines
Identify and report audio quality issues, including background noise, distortion, clipping, or other recording defects
Record evaluation results accurately according to the provided guidelines
Ability to follow written guidelines and procedures
Ability to work independently and meet project deadlines
Previous experience reviewing audio recordings
Experience working on speech, voice, or language-related projects
Familiarity with audio quality assessment processes
DataForce by TransPerfect is part of the TransPerfect family of companies, the world’s largest provider of language and technology solutions for global business, with offices in more than 100 cities worldwide.
We offer high-quality data for Human-Machine Interaction to some of the most prestigious technology companies in the world. Our department focuses on gathering, enriching and processing data for Machine Learning in different AI domains.
To learn more about DataForce please visit us at.
TransPerfect is an equal opportunity employer and committed to all recruitment processes and workplace free from harassment, sexual harassment and discrimination.
For more information on the TransPerfect Family of Companies, please visit our website at.
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