Hebrew Language Expert

**Pay:** $20-$33 per hour (USD). **Job Title:** Hebrew Language Expert **Job Type:** Contractor Location: Remote **Job Summary:** In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters. **Key Responsibilities:** 1. Listen to machine-generated Hebrew transcriptions and identify inaccuracies or errors. 2. Correct and refine Hebrew transcripts with exceptional attention to detail, ensuring linguistic accuracy and contextual integrity. 3. Record yourself reading Hebrew transcriptions aloud in a clear, natural, and consistent manner using a standard laptop microphone. 4. Perform real-time quality checks on both written and spoken output for authenticity and correctness. 5. Create and review captions, ensuring they are synchronized and true to the spoken content. 6. Communicate clearly and effectively with project managers and team members through written and verbal updates. 7. Adhere to project guidelines and deadlines, maintaining a high standard of work throughout each assignment. **Required Skills and Qualifications:** 1. Fluency in Hebrew, both spoken and written, with a deep understanding of grammar, syntax, and modern usage. 2. Excellent voice acting abilities, able to produce clear and engaging audio. 3. Keen attention to detail, especially when reviewing and correcting transcripts or captions. 4. Experience in transcript correction, proofreading, or editing—preferably in a linguistic or educational context. 5. Capability to work independently in a quiet recording environment using standard laptop microphones (no special equipment required). 6. Strong written and verbal communication skills, demonstrating reliability and care in all exchanges. 7. Organizational skills for efficiently handling multiple tasks and meeting deadlines. **Preferred Qualifications:** 1. Background in language instruction, linguistics, voice-over, or captioning roles. 2. Familiarity with transcription or captioning tools and platforms. 3. Previous experience working in remote or distributed teams.