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Join our team as an English Voice Coach, where your keen ear and expertise in vocal delivery will help shape the quality of voice annotation and analysis. You will evaluate short audio clips, unlocking insights into vocal technique, emotional nuance, and expressiveness. This remote, detail-oriented position is ideal for someone passionate about advancing voice technology through sharp analysis and feedback.
Job Responsibility:
Analyze and annotate short audio recordings, focusing on tone, pitch, timbre, and clarity
Assess speakers’ use of emotion, personality, and intent through both verbal and non-verbal vocal cues
Evaluate technical aspects of voice production, including articulation, breath control, and expressiveness
Deliver comprehensive, written feedback on vocal performance and technique
Collaborate with team members to refine annotation guidelines and improve analytical processes
Maintain high attention to detail and consistency across audio assessments
Commit to a minimum of 40 hours per week, with flexibility to work between Monday and Sunday
Requirements:
Expertise in vocal techniques and sound production, ideally with experience as a voice-over artist, voice coach, or music teacher
Strong analytical skills
able to identify subtle differences in vocal quality and delivery
Background in voice coaching, speech analysis, linguistics, phonetics, or a related field
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills in English (C1–C2 proficiency)
Meticulous attention to detail and ability to provide nuanced, professional assessments
Comfortable working independently in a remote environment
Note: only experts who can commit to a minimum of 40 hours per week will be considered (Monday-Sunday)
Nice to have:
Experience annotating or analyzing audio in a professional or research context
Familiarity with non-verbal vocal cues and their impact on communication
Background in training or coaching speakers with diverse linguistic backgrounds