Voice Recording Contributor for AI Training

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this remote contributor opportunity. OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling, helping people discover projects, build a profile, and apply in minutes. Creating an account is free.

  • Remote contractor opportunity
  • Part-time project with less than 20 hours per week
  • Entry-level work with a fixed batch payment

About Audio AI Training

AI training is the human work behind modern artificial intelligence. Contributors record, transcribe, review, and label audio so AI systems can better understand real speech. In this project, your recordings will help improve interactive voice response and automated call-routing models.

  • Work directly with voice and voicemail audio data
  • Help improve IVR and call center automation systems
  • Complete the work remotely using a smartphone and web tool

The Voice Recording Role

You will record approximately 30 short audio clips in your native language. The batch includes 15 scripted phone greetings and approximately 15 operator-voicemail clips. Each recording will be no longer than 30 seconds, and the exact total may vary based on the operator message type assigned.

Recordings are completed in OpenTrain's web tool using your in-country mobile network. You must work from a quiet environment and provide consent for your voice recordings to be used for model training and quality assurance.

  • Payment: $24-$36 for approximately 30 recordings
  • Typical completion time: 30-45 minutes
  • Complete the assigned batch within 24-48 hours
  • Submit 2-3 short qualification clips before the full batch

Languages and Location Eligibility

This project is available to native speakers who are currently located in the corresponding country. You must record using a local, in-country mobile number or SIM rather than VoIP.

  • Flemish in Belgium
  • Danish in Denmark
  • French in France
  • German in Germany
  • Irish in Ireland
  • Italian in Italy
  • Dutch in the Netherlands
  • Portuguese in Portugal
  • Spanish in Spain
  • English in the United Kingdom

Requirements

This is an entry-level recording project, but accurate language and location eligibility are essential. During qualification, you will confirm your language, current country, native-speaker status, device readiness, availability, and understanding of the fixed payout.

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Be a native speaker of the selected language
  • Currently live in the country corresponding to that language
  • Have an in-country mobile number or SIM and access to the local cellular network
  • Have a smartphone with a working microphone
  • Have access to a quiet recording environment
  • Sign the required consent for voice recording use in model training and QA
  • Submit only original recordings without voice changers or text-to-speech
  • Maintain one account per person
  • Share your mobile carrier during qualification
  • A gender and regional or dialect description may be requested for dataset balance, but this is optional

How to Get Started

Create a free OpenTrain account and apply for the language opportunity that matches your native language and current location. The qualification process verifies eligibility, audio quality, consent, and readiness before the recording batch is assigned.

  • Choose your language and confirm your country
  • Complete the qualification questions
  • Provide the required short audio clips
  • Record the assigned greetings and voicemail clips
  • Submit your original recordings for review and payment
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