Chemin
Tech / AI / Software
AudioTranscription(JapaneseLanguage)
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“Audio Transcription (Japanese Language) at Chemin. Skills: Japanese language proficiency, English language proficiency, Transcription accuracy. Listen to Japanese audio clips and transcribe them accurately. Segment audio into natural speech units”
What You'll Achieve.
Make AI understand local voices better; Maintain high-quality outputs
Industry & Context.
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bilingual in Japanese and English, Comfortable reading and writing in both Japanese and English, listening skills with the ability to understand various Japanese accents and speaking styles, Native and non-native Japanese speakers are welcome, JLPT N3 – N2 proficiency or higher, with confidence in writing, listening, and reading (for non-native speakers), Detail-oriented and patient, able to maintain at least 95% accuracy, Willing to ask questions when unsure, Laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection, Ability to manage your own time and meet deadlines, Willing to complete a pre-assessment as part of the screening process, Mandatory pre-assessment will be shared to evaluate whether your language proficiency meets the project’s quality standards
Nice to Have
previous experience in transcription, data labelling, or AI-related projects
What You'll Do.
Listen to Japanese audio clips and transcribe them accurately
Segment audio into natural speech units
Identify and label speakers when multiple voices are present
Add simple annotations (e. g. gender
Follow project guidelines to maintain high-quality outputs
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Communicate actively with the Project Manager for clarifications
Communication Scope
Communicate actively with the Project Manager for clarifications
Full Job Description
We are looking for you who are fluent in Japanese and English! Join a short-term remote project helping train AI language systems. Your task in this project is to listen to audio recordings in Japanese then transcribe what you hear accurately. These recordings reflect how Japanese people actually speak, with different accents, ages, and speaking styles, and your work helps make AI understand local voices better. If you’re comfortable working with audio, detail-oriented, and can commit a few hours a day, this project is for you. ### What You'll be Doing? * Listen to Japanese audio clips and transcribe them accurately * Segment audio into natural speech units * Identify and label speakers when multiple voices are present * Add simple annotations (e.g. gender, age group, emotion) * Follow project guidelines to maintain high-quality outputs * Communicate actively with the Project Manager for clarifications ### Project Details * Duration: 2 months * Time commitment: Around 4–6 hours per day * Onboarding Training: Mandatory (TBD, during office hours 9am–6pm GMT +8) * Working hours: Flexible (tasks can be completed anytime in the given deadline) * Payrate * Execution: 2.5 USD/ accepted task * QC: 1.5 USD/ accepted task * Audio length per task: 3–4 minutes * Average handling time (AHT): ~1 hours per task * Project period: May 2026 **Requirements** We welcome both **native and non-native Japanese speakers** to apply. What matters most for this role is your **ability to accurately understand and transcribe real-life spoken Japanese.** ### What do I need? * Bilingual in Japanese and English (required) * Comfortable reading and writing in both Japanese and English * Strong listening skills with the ability to understand various Japanese accents and speaking styles * Native and non-native Japanese speakers are welcome * Non-native speakers should have JLPT N3 – N2 proficiency or higher, with strong confidence in writing, listening, and reading * Detail-oriented and patient, able
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