Voice Over Artist (Remote | $30–$70/hr)

We are seeking experienced Voice Actors and Voice Coaches to contribute to a project focused on advancing AI voice and speech technologies. In this role, you will apply your expertise in speech, vocal performance, phonetics, and audio analysis to evaluate speech recordings and provide detailed assessments that help improve next-generation AI systems.

No prior AI experience is required. Your voice, speech, and audio expertise are the primary focus.

Responsibilities
  • Analyze speech recordings and provide structured written evaluations using professional voice and speech terminology.
  • Assess vocal characteristics including age range, gender presentation, accent or dialect, vocal quality, resonance, pitch, phonation, and voice placement.
  • Evaluate prosody, intonation, rhythm, tempo, articulation, breath support, and overall speech delivery.
  • Identify emotional tone, energy level, clarity, and communication effectiveness.
  • Distinguish between scripted, conversational, and spontaneous speech styles.
  • Assess recording quality, acoustic environment, microphone performance, background noise, and other audio-production factors.
  • Document observations and findings using clear, consistent technical language.
  • Provide objective feedback that supports the development and evaluation of AI voice systems.
  • Collaborate remotely with project teams while maintaining high standards of accuracy and confidentiality.
Required Qualifications
  • Professional experience in voice acting, voice coaching, dialect coaching, vocal instruction, vocal pedagogy, or a related field.
  • Strong understanding of speech analysis, phonetics, prosody, intonation, and vocal performance techniques.
  • Ability to identify and describe vocal characteristics using professional terminology.
  • Excellent written communication skills and attention to detail.
  • Ability to produce clear, structured analytical reports.
  • Comfortable working independently in a remote environment.
  • English proficiency at B2 level or higher.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience in voice acting, narration, dubbing, broadcasting, podcasting, or speech coaching.
  • Background in phonetics, linguistics, speech-language studies, or dialect analysis.
  • Experience with audio engineering, sound production, or recording-quality evaluation.
  • Familiarity with vocal concepts such as resonance, breath control, placement, and vocal health.
  • Experience evaluating speech recordings or providing voice-performance feedback.
  • Native-level proficiency in any language in addition to English.
  • Experience with annotation, quality assurance, content evaluation, or AI training projects is a plus.
Compensation & Engagement
  • Compensation ranges from $30–$70/hour.
  • This is a remote contractor opportunity.
  • Flexible, project-based work that can be completed remotely.
  • Focused on evaluating speech recordings and supporting AI voice technology development.
  • No prior AI experience is required.
  • Opportunity to contribute specialized voice and speech expertise to cutting-edge AI systems.
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