Voice Actor for AI Speech Data Recording

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this role. OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling, helping contributors discover opportunities to shape the next generation of artificial intelligence.

  • Apply through OpenTrain AI
  • Worldwide opportunity
  • Contractor engagement
  • Free OpenTrain account

About AI Speech Training

AI speech systems learn from carefully recorded and reviewed audio. Voice contributors provide the human examples that help these systems understand and generate natural speech, pronunciation, tone, and clarity.

  • Work directly with audio data used to train and evaluate AI
  • Contribute to a fast-growing area of AI development
  • Remote work that can fit around other commitments

The Voice Actor Role

As a Voice Actor, you will record high-quality audio samples based on provided scripts and scenarios. Your speech data will support the training and evaluation of AI speech systems.

This is an intermediate-level contractor opportunity open worldwide. The project pays $30 USD per hour.

  • Role: Voice Actor
  • Work type: Audio recording
  • Pay: $30 USD per hour
  • Engagement: Contractor
  • Experience level: Intermediate
  • Language: English
  • Location: Worldwide

What You'll Do

You will produce consistent speech recordings while following the project's pronunciation, tone, and clarity guidelines. Recordings should accurately reflect the provided scripts and scenarios and meet the required audio quality standards.

  • Record speech from provided scripts
  • Perform recordings for specified scenarios
  • Follow pronunciation guidelines
  • Follow tone and clarity requirements
  • Create high-quality audio samples for AI speech systems

Requirements

Applicants should have a native or near-native US English accent and pronunciation. You must also have access to professional or high-quality recording equipment suitable for producing clear audio.

  • Native or near-native US English accent
  • Native or near-native US English pronunciation
  • Professional or high-quality recording equipment
  • Ability to follow scripts and recording guidelines

Who Should Apply

This project is a strong fit for voice actors and other experienced speakers who can deliver clear, consistent US English recordings. It may also suit contractors interested in contributing their voice to the development of modern AI speech technology.

  • Voice actors with access to suitable recording equipment
  • Speakers confident in US English pronunciation
  • Contributors who can maintain consistent tone and clarity
  • Applicants interested in audio-based AI training work

How to Get Started

Create a free account on OpenTrain, review the project details, and apply through OpenTrain AI. If selected, you will record the assigned scripts and scenarios using the project's internal proprietary tooling while following the provided audio guidelines.

  • Create your free OpenTrain account
  • Apply through OpenTrain AI
  • Review the project instructions
  • Record assigned audio using the internal tool
  • Follow all pronunciation, tone, and clarity guidelines
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