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- Contract
- Salary
- $20 – $45 / hour
- Posted
- 13 November 2026
- Apply by
- 12 January 2027
In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. A passion for both written and verbal communication is essential as you'll be working to ensure accuracy, clarity, and authenticity in all audio and transcript data.
Role Title: English Language Expert (United States)
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
Scope of Work
- Listen to multi-speaker conversational audio and assess linguistic content for annotation purposes.
- Tag audio samples and speakers with relevant metadata, including dialect, accent, speaking style, age, quality, and background noise.
- Review and correct automated speech recognition (ASR) transcripts, ensuring alignment with American English spelling and usage.
- Identify and annotate regional and cultural language variants, such as Southern English, AAVE, New York City English, Midwestern English and others.
- Leverage your familiarity with American idioms, slang, and vocabulary to validate and enrich transcript data.
Nice to have
- Fluency in American English, with a strong grasp of US dialects and pronunciation subtleties.
- Experience in linguistics, language teaching, transcription, editing, translation, or journalism.
- Keen ear for differentiating and describing regional American accents and cultural language variations.
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with meticulous attention to detail.
- Comfort working remotely and independently on digital platforms.
- Familiarity with American English spelling conventions, idioms, and informal expressions.
- Previous experience with audio annotation or transcription projects is a plus.
About micro1
micro1 is engaging English Language Experts (United States) to contribute to a specialized audio annotation project focused on American English. Contributors will work with diverse conversational audio, focusing on the rich variety of American English dialects and accents. Backgrounds in teaching, transcription, editing, translation, journalism, or other language-focused domains are especially valued.
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