About the Role
What if your voice could directly influence how AI understands and communicates with millions of people? We're working with leading AI research teams to capture authentic Scottish speech — and we need professional voice actors and voice-over artists to help make it happen.
This is a paid contract role involving a small number of in-person studio recording sessions. You'll be recorded in a professional studio environment, performing natural conversational speech that helps AI systems better understand real human voices.
This project is AI-related but does not involve voice cloning.
- Organisation: Alignerr
- Type: Contract
- Session Format: 4-hour sessions (2–3 sessions total)
- Accent Required: Authentic Scottish English
What You'll Do
- Record natural, conversational Scottish English speech in a professional studio setting
- Participate in solo single-speaker recording sessions
- Take part in dual-speaker dialogue sessions alongside another voice artist
- Follow light direction to vary tone, pacing, and delivery style
- Perform realistic, natural-sounding dialogue that captures authentic human speech patterns
Who You Are
- A professional voice actor or voice-over artist with recording experience
- A native or near-native Scottish English speaker with an authentic Scottish accent
- Comfortable performing natural, unscripted-sounding conversational speech
- Reliable, professional, and receptive to direction in a studio environment
- Currently based in Scotland
Nice to Have
- Background in acting, performance, or broadcast
- Prior experience in podcast, radio, or studio recording
- Familiarity with dialogue-based or dual-speaker recording formats
Why Join Us
- Competitive hourly pay for professional studio sessions
- Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside leading research labs
- Be part of a meaningful initiative to improve how AI understands real human speech
- A straightforward, low-commitment engagement — just 2 to 3 focused sessions
- Your voice contributes to technology that will be heard and used worldwide