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English Language Expert (Australia & New Zealand)

micro1

LocationAustralia, New Zealand
SeniorityUnspecified
Companymicro1
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Compensation

$31k-$94k

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What this posting tells you

Remote contractor role for an English language expert based in Australia or New Zealand. The work involves annotating conversational audio, tagging speaker and audio characteristics, correcting ASR transcripts, and identifying regional English varieties. No explicit pay range, schedule, education requirement, or work authorization details are stated.

Role lane

Data, Education, Product, Software

Where you can work

Australia, New Zealand

Working hours

Timezone overlap is not stated.

Arrangement

Unspecified · Contractor

Required signals
Australian and/or New Zealand English proficiencyAudio annotation and transcriptionASR transcript correctionSpeaker and audio metadata taggingRecognition of Australian and New Zealand dialects, accents, and regional varietiesKnowledge of Australian and New Zealand English vocabulary, spelling, and usage
Preferred signals
Language teachingLinguisticsEditingTranslationJournalismExperience with audio data, metadata tagging, or transcription practicesInterest in linguistic technology, AI training, or language data projects
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Skills and signals
Australian and/or New Zealand English proficiencyAudio annotation and transcriptionASR transcript correctionSpeaker and audio metadata taggingRecognition of Australian and New Zealand dialects, accents, and regional varietiesKnowledge of Australian and New Zealand English vocabulary, spelling, and usageLanguage teachingLinguisticsEditingTranslationJournalismExperience with audio data, metadata tagging, or transcription practicesInterest in linguistic technology, AI training, or language data projectsRemote; applicants must be in Australia or New Zealand
Job description

English Language Expert (Australia & New Zealand) at micro1

Role Title: English Language Expert (Australia & New Zealand)

Role Type: Contractor

Location: Australia or New Zealand, Remote

micro1 is engaging English Language Experts (Australia & New Zealand) to contribute to a dynamic linguistic project for a valued customer. 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.

Scope of Work

Listen to multi-speaker conversational audio recordings, identifying and tagging key speaker and audio metadata such as dialect, accent, audio quality, background noise, age, and speaking style.

Annotate and correct first-pass ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) transcripts, ensuring precise application of Australian and New Zealand English spelling, usage, and conventions.

Utilize your knowledge of Australian and New Zealand accents, including General, Broad, and Cultivated Australian English, Aboriginal English, Māori English, Pasifika-influenced English, and regional and community varieties such as those shaped by Italian, Greek, Vietnamese, and Lebanese heritage communities, to accurately identify and categorize dialectal features. Distinguish between Australian and New Zealand speakers, including features such as the New Zealand short-front vowel shift.

Apply your knowledge of Australian and New Zealand English vocabulary, idioms, slang, code-switching (such as the use of Māori words and phrases in everyday New Zealand English), and spelling to enhance the linguistic accuracy of project data.

Preferred qualifications

Fluent proficiency in Australian and/or New Zealand English, with demonstrated familiarity across multiple dialects and regional accents.

Background in language teaching, linguistics, transcription, editing, translation, journalism, or a related discipline.

Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a meticulous approach to language variation and usage.

Ability to distinguish subtle differences in Australian and New Zealand English pronunciation and vocabulary, including differences between the two varieties.

Experience working with audio data, metadata tagging, or transcription practices is beneficial.

Adaptable, detail-oriented, and able to manage complex annotation guidelines independently.

Interest in linguistic technology, AI training, or language data projects is a plus.

Company context

Working remotely at micro1

micro1 builds human-expertise data and evaluation infrastructure for AI models and agents. It recruits core-team employees and domain experts for AI training projects.

Headquarters
San Francisco Bay Area, California, United States
Founded
2022
Remote policy

Expert opportunities are remote and can be flexible. International applicants are considered, subject to country exclusions and each project's requirements. Core-team work arrangements vary by opening; check the individual posting.

Application process

Apply through the official posting. Expert applicants complete an AI interview and skills certification, followed by project selection and onboarding. Certification does not guarantee a project or immediate work.

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