About the Role
What if your voice could directly shape how AI understands the way real people in Wales speak? We're hiring professional voice actors and voice-over artists with authentic Welsh accents to record natural, human-sounding speech for leading AI research teams.
This is a paid contract role involving a small number of in-person studio recording sessions. The work is meaningful, the pay is competitive, and the sessions are designed to fit around your schedule.
Important: This project is AI speech training only — it does not involve voice cloning.
- Organisation: Alignerr
- Type: Contract
- Session Format: 4-hour sessions (2–3 sessions total)
- Studio: Professional recording studio assigned locally in Wales
What You'll Do
- Record natural, conversational Welsh English speech in a professional studio environment
- Participate in single-speaker sessions and dual-speaker dialogue recordings
- Deliver realistic, unscripted-sounding dialogue that captures authentic Welsh speech patterns
- Follow light direction on tone, pacing, and delivery
- Bring your authentic Welsh accent to every take — that's the whole point
Who You Are
- A professional voice actor or voice-over artist with real recording experience
- A native or near-native Welsh English speaker — your accent is genuine and natural
- Based in Wales and able to attend in-person studio sessions
- Comfortable with conversational and dialogue-based recording formats
- Reliable, professional, and receptive to direction
- Fluent in English for communication purposes
Nice to Have
- Acting or performance background
- Experience in broadcast, podcast, or prior professional studio recording
- Comfort with improvised or naturalistic dialogue delivery
Why Join Us
- Work on cutting-edge AI speech projects alongside leading research labs
- Competitive pay for a small, defined commitment of sessions
- Contribute to AI development that makes technology more inclusive for Welsh English speakers
- Be part of meaningful work that represents your region and accent on a global stage
- Potential for additional sessions as new projects launch