Basque Speaker Recording Quality Assurance
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Summary
Part-time remote QA gig reviewing Basque audio recordings: listen to clips, compare them against prompt text, fix minor text errors and punctuation, and tag significant quality issues. Requires native-level Basque and about 7 hours per week; pay is output-based per correctly reviewed utterance.
- Listen carefully to each audio recording and compare it against the corresponding prompt text.
- Identify subtle differences between the spoken audio and written text.
- Correct minor text errors, including missing or added words.
- Identify and correct mispronunciations where applicable.
- Adjust punctuation to accurately reflect pauses, questions, and other aspects of the spoken delivery.
- Apply the appropriate issue tag when the recording contains a significant mismatch or quality problem.
- Distinguish between minor text corrections and issues that require a defined quality tag.
- Follow project guidelines and apply judgment consistently across production units.
- Maintain careful, reliable, and consistent review quality throughout the project.
- Native Basque speaker
- Prior experience with QA, audio review, speech data, transcription, or similar quality-review work is preferred
- Strong attention to detail and ability to identify subtle audio-text mismatches.
- Excellent listening comprehension in the assigned locale.
- Ability to recognize issues such as missing words, added words, mispronunciations, unclear speech, and recording noise.
- Ability to apply defined issue categories accurately and consistently.
- Comfortable making careful judgment calls when reviewing audio recordings.
- Reliable availability for approximately 7 hours per week.
- Work anytime, provided you meet project deadlines and quality standards.
- The work is judgment-heavy, so contributors are expected to prioritize accuracy and consistency rather than simply maximizing speed.
- Tasks and overall workload may shift based on project needs and locale-specific audio volume.
- Consistent availability and high quality are required throughout the assignment.
- Payment is output-based, calculated according to the total number of correctly reviewed utterances.
