Mandarin Speech Transcription Contractor I

<p>Join our team as an Independent Contractor for Project Lupin. </p> <p>Project Lupin is designed to help improve AI-powered speech recognition models. In this project, participants review and refine audio segmentation and transcriptions. The resulting transcriptions will support the development of more accurate AI speech recognition systems. </p> <p>**Project Benefits**<br /> – Flexible hours—work on your schedule<br /> – Remote—work from anywhere<br /> – Fair global pay—always above the minimum wage in your area<br /> – Scalable earnings—the more you work, the more you earn </p> <p>**Task Summary**<br /> You will listen to real audio recordings and create highly accurate, verbatim transcripts that capture not only what was said, but how it was said. Every “uh,” repeated word, and unfinished thought matters. Your work will include:<br /> – Verbatim transcription with a target accuracy of 98% or higher<br /> – Timestamping segments with less than 500ms deviation<br /> – Labeling speakers in conversations with 2 to 8 participants<br /> – Annotating non-speech events (e.g., laughter, background noise, unintelligible audio) </p> <p>**Requirements**<br /> – Native-level fluency in Mandarin Chinese (Simplified), including familiarity with regional accents and informal speech<br /> – Strong listening comprehension and attention to detail<br /> – Ability to produce verbatim transcripts, including stutters, repetitions, and filler words<br /> – Transcription, annotation, or linguistics experience is a plus<br /> – Comfort using browser-based tools (training will be provided)<br /> – Reliable internet connection<br /> – Access to a laptop or desktop computer (mobile devices are not supported)<br /> – Consistent availability of at least 10+ hours per week </p> <p>**Please Note**<br /> This project uses a first-come, first-served process and demographic quotas to ensure fair and balanced representation. As a result, some applicants may not receive an assignment if their group has already reached capacity. </p> <p>This is a project-based role with CrowdGen. If selected, you will receive an email from CrowdGen to create an account using your application email address. You must log in, reset your password, complete the setup requirements, and then continue with your application for this project-based position. </p> <p>Help shape the future of voice AI. Your participation in Project Lupin will directly improve how technology understands and responds to real human speech. </p> <p>**Pay**: $35–$35 per hour<br /> Payments are based on the number of audio hours you transcribe.<br /> – Earn $35.00 per audio hour—work more, earn more<br /> – Complete 1 audio hour of transcription for every 5 hours you work<br /> – Minimum 10 hours per week </p> <p>**Estimated Weekly Earnings**<br /> – $35.00 per audio hour<br /> – 0.2 audio hours/hour × 10 hours/week = 2.0 audio hours/week<br /> – 2.0 audio hours × $35.00 = $70.00/week </p> <p>Earn about $70 weekly with a minimum of 10 hours. More hours can lead to higher earnings. </p> <p>#crowdgen</p>

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