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Bilingual Audio Contributor (Persian/English)

You will make a short scripted voice recording for an audio data project. You will read a provided script in English with your natural Persian-influenced accent, follow the recording guide, and submit the finished audio independently.

Field
Voice & audio
Language
Persian
Where
United States, Albania, Algeria, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Australia +89 more
Posted
yesterday

How this pay compares

OpenTrain AI roles that closed since late October stayed listed a median of 31 days (122 roles). OpenTrain AI posted this one yesterday.

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What you would earn at this rate

Rate

$30/hr

Per week, before tax

$450

Per month, if the work is steady

$1,950

Tax
Contract pay arrives with no tax withheld. A US contractor at this rate and these hours would set aside about $493 a month for self-employment tax plus federal income tax at the 12% bracket (25%, before state tax). Outside the US, your own country's rules apply.

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The full listing

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The work

You will make a short scripted voice recording for an audio data project. You will read a provided script in English with your natural Persian-influenced accent, follow the recording guide, and submit the finished audio independently.

  • Read a short provided script aloud in English.
  • Use your natural Persian-influenced English accent rather than imitating an accent.
  • Follow the step-by-step recording instructions.
  • Submit the completed audio through the designated submission platform.

What it pays and takes

Previous voice recording, narration, or audio contribution experience can help but is not required.

  • Pay: $30 per hour.
  • Location: Open to candidates in multiple countries across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Oceania, and the Caribbean.
  • Language: Able to speak English with a natural Persian influence and follow simple written instructions in English.
  • Equipment: A smartphone or computer with a microphone suitable for recording.
  • Requirements: Comfortable reading a short script aloud and submitting an audio contribution independently.

How it works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

About AI training work

AI training work uses recordings, text, images, and other examples prepared or reviewed by people to help AI systems learn. Audio contributors help create the spoken examples that models use to understand speech, accents, and language.

From applying to your first payment on OpenTrain AI

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    Create a profile

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  2. 2

    Apply

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  3. 3

    Funded milestones

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  4. 4

    First payment

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Pay history

OpenTrain AI has listed this role at $30/hr since Nov 10, 2026 with no change.

Across OpenTrain AI's voice & audio roles, the median listed pay was $28/hr on Nov 1, 2026 (63 roles) and is $30/hr as of Nov 11, 2026 (113 roles).

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