About the Role
What if your ears could help shape the future of artificial intelligence? We're looking for Audio Quality Reviewers to evaluate audio recordings that power cutting-edge AI systems. Your feedback will directly influence how AI hears, understands, and processes sound — making a real and lasting impact on the technology millions of people use every day.
This is a fully remote, flexible contract role open to anyone with a keen ear and a sharp eye for detail. No audio engineering degree required.
- Organization: Alignerr
- Type: Hourly Contract
- Location: Remote
- Commitment: 10–40 hours/week
What You'll Do
- Listen to audio recordings and evaluate them for clarity, accuracy, and overall technical quality
- Identify issues such as background noise, mispronunciations, distortion, or inconsistencies
- Verify that transcriptions accurately match spoken audio content
- Provide structured, detailed feedback on each recording using clear rating guidelines
- Work through batches of audio independently and at your own pace
Who You Are
- A strong, attentive listener with the ability to detect subtle audio differences
- Detail-oriented with consistent, reliable judgment across large volumes of content
- Comfortable working independently with audio playback tools and online platforms
- Equipped with a pair of headphones or earbuds for accurate listening
- Self-motivated and able to manage your own schedule
- No prior audio engineering or AI experience required
Nice to Have
- Background in music, broadcasting, linguistics, or transcription
- Familiarity with audio production or quality assurance workflows
- Experience providing structured feedback or working in evaluation-based roles
Why Join Us
- Work on real AI projects alongside leading research labs and top AI organizations
- Fully remote and flexible — set your own hours and work from anywhere
- Freelance autonomy with meaningful, task-based work that keeps things varied
- Contribute to AI audio technology that has a tangible impact on how machines understand the world
- Potential for ongoing work and contract extension as new projects launch