Italian Audio Transcription Reviewer

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: Europe, European Union, EMEA, Italy

About the Role

We are looking for detail-oriented Audio Transcription Reviewers to support a Italian (Italy) speech data annotation project. In this role, you will listen to short audio clips and verify or correct word-level segment boundaries and transcriptions generated by an automated alignment system.

Project Details:

Project name: Andromeda Delta

Job Title: Andromeda - Audio Transcription Reviewer Italian (Italy)

Location: Italy (Remote)

Engagement Type: Freelance (Pilot)

Rate: USD 15.23/hour

Estimated Hours: 3–5 hours/week (total 15-20 hours)

Key Responsibilities

Listen carefully to short audio clips in Italian (Italy)

Verify and correct word-level timestamp/segment boundaries generated by an automated system

Review and correct spoken-form transcriptions per a detailed style guide

Flag ambiguous or unclear audio segments for adjudication

Maintain consistency and accuracy across assigned batches

Requirements

Italian cultural expertise in Italy; strong listening comprehension

Prior experience in transcription, annotation, or data labeling preferred

Comfortable following detailed style guides and annotation instructions

Good attention to detail, especially for timestamp/boundary precision

Reliable internet connection and a quiet working environment with good headphones

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