Audio Edit Quality Annotator for Speech Datasets

About OpenTrain

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  • Remote contracting opportunity available worldwide
  • Work connected to the development of modern AI systems

About Audio AI Training

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Audio contributors help prepare speech datasets by reviewing recordings, transcriptions, waveforms, and edits so AI systems can learn from accurate, natural examples.

  • Contribute to cutting-edge speech and audio datasets
  • Use careful human judgment to evaluate AI training data
  • Flexible project work that can fit around other commitments

The Role

OpenTrain AI is seeking intermediate audio annotators to review and label five hours of audio recordings for speech dataset training. You will compare edited audio with its unedited transcription and waveform, assess the quality of edits, and identify regions that require correction or detailed annotation.

This is a contractor project open worldwide for candidates who can work with French and English audio. Payment is $0.1275 per label.

  • Role: Audio Edit Quality Annotator
  • Experience level: Intermediate
  • Languages: French and English
  • Engagement: Contractor
  • Project volume: Five hours of audio recordings
  • Payment: $0.1275 per label

What You'll Do

You will evaluate whether audio edits are natural and correct, using the recording, transcription, and waveform as reference points. When you find a problem, you will classify the issue and mark the affected region precisely.

  • Review edited audio recordings against unedited transcriptions and waveforms
  • Assess the naturalness and correctness of audio edits
  • Classify audio according to edit quality
  • Identify and mark specific problems in recordings
  • Provide segmentation for areas containing bad edits
  • Complete labels using the required annotation workflow

Requirements

This project requires practical familiarity with audio editing and detailed evaluation. You should be comfortable inspecting audio and following precise annotation instructions while maintaining consistent judgments across recordings.

  • Some work experience with audio editing
  • Basic proficiency with audio editing software
  • Strong attention to detail
  • Ability to follow detailed instructions
  • Reliable internet connection
  • Ability to meet project deadlines
  • Familiarity with labeling tools such as Label Studio is a plus

Who Should Apply

This opportunity may suit audio editors, speech-data contributors, and detail-oriented reviewers who can distinguish natural, correct edits from problematic ones. It is especially relevant for people comfortable working with both audio content and structured labeling tools in French and English.

  • Audio editors with hands-on editing experience
  • Reviewers who notice subtle quality issues
  • Annotators who can make consistent classifications
  • French and English speakers ready to evaluate speech recordings

How to Get Started

Create a free OpenTrain account to build your profile and apply in minutes. If selected for this contractor project, you will review the project instructions, complete the assigned audio labels, and submit work according to the required deadlines.

  • Create or update your OpenTrain profile
  • Apply for the Audio Edit Quality Annotator project
  • Review the provided instructions and labeling workflow
  • Complete and submit accurate audio annotations on time
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