Record expressive Spanish voice samples for TTS model training at $50/hr (contractor, 5–10 hrs/week). Native Castilian speakers in Spain with professional recording setups and voice-acting experience are encouraged to apply.
Audio & Speech
Remote Hourly · $50/hr
$50/hr
Compensation
1 country
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Jul 10, 2026
Posted
Open to applicants in
Spain
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About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building modern models — people prepare and review the examples machines learn from. This includes recording, transcribing, annotating, and rating data that directly shapes how speech and language systems behave.
100% remote and flexible work that fits around other commitments
Accessible entry points: many roles value language fluency and attention to detail over formal credentials
Work on cutting-edge systems and help shape next-generation text-to-speech models
The Role
OpenTrain is hiring a Spanish Voice Recording Specialist focused on text-to-speech (TTS) voice cloning and model evaluation. This is a part-time contractor role for contributors based in Spain; expected commitment is 5–10 hours per week.
Pay: $50 USD per hour
Employment type: Contractor, Part-time
Location: Spain (must be able to work in European time zones as needed)
Language: Native Castilian / Peninsular Spanish
Data type: Audio; Labeling task: Audio recording
What You'll Do
Record high-quality voice samples for TTS model training and evaluation
Read conversational, narrative, and instructional scripts with natural delivery
Keep voice, accent, tone, pacing, and pronunciation consistent across sessions
Provide alternate takes with variations in emotion, emphasis, and delivery
Follow recording guidelines for environment, microphone setup, and file formatting
Requirements
You must meet all required qualifications below to be considered. This role expects clear, consistent, and professional recordings suitable for voice cloning and model training.
Native Castilian or Peninsular Spanish accent
Professional experience in voice acting, dubbing, narration, podcasting, or broadcasting
Access to a professional or near-professional recording setup (quiet space, good microphone)
Strong intonation, clear diction, and a wide emotional range
Comfort with voice cloning and speech synthesis use cases
Availability for 5–10 hours per week
Helpful Background & Tools
Previous recording work for TTS, audiobooks, IVR systems, or AI voice datasets
Familiarity with audio tools such as Audacity, Adobe Audition, or Reaper
Ability to deliver multiple vocal styles (conversational, corporate, energetic, calm)
How It Works & How To Apply
This role is contracted through OpenTrain: you will be engaged as a part-time contractor and paid $50/hour for recorded session work. Expected weekly time is under 20 hours, typically 5–10 hours per week.
To apply, create or update your OpenTrain profile and submit your application for this role. Include details about your recording setup and relevant voice work experience so reviewers can assess fit.
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