Voice Recorder (Korean + English)

Role Title: Voice Recorder (Korean + English) Role Type: Contractor Location: Remote micro1 is engaging Korean Bilingual Experts to participate in a unique language and audio project for a global customer. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters. Scope of Work - Listen to audio clips and provide accurate transcriptions or evaluations of content in Korean. - Record yourself reading provided sentences in your native language, either in a stationary car or a quiet office environment. - Create specific background noises (such as seatbelt clicks or window motions) during recordings, when requested, ensuring all recordings are completed with the car stationary. - Review and annotate audio data to support the development of speech and language AI models, following detailed project guidelines. - Ensure clarity and naturalness in both written and spoken Korean, contributing to datasets that will be used for machine learning and AI research. - Submit high-quality audio recordings and written feedback through the project platform, adhering to submission requirements. - Comply with all privacy and data usage guidelines, acknowledging that recordings may be retained for ongoing research and system improvement. Preferred Qualifications - Native-level fluency in Korean, with the ability to communicate complex ideas effectively in both spoken and written form. - At least B2-level proficiency in English to follow instructions and provide basic feedback in English. - Strong attention to detail, especially in audio quality, linguistic accuracy, and annotation. - Ability to perform tasks independently and consistently meet project deadlines and deliverables. - Comfortable working in remote settings using digital platforms and audio tools. - Commitment to privacy and ethical data handling, with an understanding of how audio data supports AI development. Originally posted on Himalayas