Voice Actor – Indian English – Mumbai

<div style="font-size:32px"> <strong>Voice Actor / Voice-Over Artist — In-Studio Recording (In-Person)</strong></div> <div> <strong>About the Job</strong></div> <div> <strong>Alignerr</strong></div> <div>We work with leading AI research teams to improve how AI systems understand natural human speech and conversation. We’re hiring professional voice actors and voice-over artists for paid in-person studio recording sessions in their local region.</div> <div>This project is AI-related but does not involve voice cloning.</div> <div style="font-size:18px"> <strong>Position</strong></div> <div>Indian Voice Actor / Voice-Over Artist (Indian Accent-Specific)</div> <div>– Type: Contract </div> <div>– Compensation: Competitive region-specific </div> <div>– Session Length: 4 hours (total of 2-3 four-hour sessions) </div> <div>– Location: In-person professional recording studio (assigned locally)</div> <div style="font-size:18px"> <strong>Role Responsibilities</strong></div> <div>– Record natural Indian English conversational speech in a studio environment </div> <div>– Participate in: </div> <div>– Single-speaker sessions </div> <div>– Dual-speaker conversations (dialogue-based) </div> <div>– Follow light direction to vary tone pacing and delivery </div> <div>– Perform realistic dialogue that sounds unscripted and human </div> <div>– Travel to a local studio for the session in India (no remote recording)</div> <div> <strong>Language & Accent Requirements</strong></div> <div>– Fluent English (working level for communication) </div> <div>– Native or near-native Indian English accent matching the market you apply for </div> <div>– Must currently be based in the region of the accent you’re applying for</div> <div style="font-size:18px"> <strong> <strong>Qualifications</strong></strong></div> <div> <strong>Required</strong></div> <div>– Voice acting or voice-over experience </div> <div>– Comfortable recording natural conversations and dialogue </div> <div>– Able to attend in-person studio sessions </div> <div>– Professional reliable and receptive to direction</div> <div> <strong>Nice to Have</strong></div> <div>– Acting or performance background </div> <div>– Broadcast podcast or prior studio recording experience</div> <div style="font-size:18px"> <strong> <strong>Application Process (Simple & Quick)</strong></strong></div> <div>Only name email and experience level required.</div> <div>– Optional: link to website portfolio or upload prior voice samples </div> <div>– Submit your application </div> <div>– We’ll email you a short sample script to record as an audition </div> <div>– Recorded remotely (phone or home setup)</div> <div>Selected candidates will be contacted with:</div> <div>– Studio location details </div> <div>– Session scheduling </div> <div>– Recording format (solo or dual conversation) for Indian English</div> <div>$40 – $80 an hour</div>

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