Native English Voice Recording Participant

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this project. OpenTrain helps people start and grow careers in AI training and data labeling, connecting contributors with flexible opportunities to help build modern artificial intelligence.

Creating an OpenTrain account is free, and candidates can apply in minutes.

  • Remote contract work
  • Part-time opportunity requiring less than 20 hours per week
  • Open to eligible candidates in Great Britain and the United States

About AI Training and Voice Data

Voice recording is part of the human work behind today’s AI systems. Contributors provide clear, authentic speech samples that can help improve how artificial intelligence understands and processes spoken language.

This project is a short, focused way to contribute to cutting-edge AI development using a device you already own.

  • Work with audio data used in AI training
  • Complete the assignment remotely with an Android phone
  • No prior AI-training experience is listed as required

The Voice Recording Project

OpenTrain is seeking strictly native English speakers with either a UK or US pronunciation for a short voice recording assignment. You will record between 100 and 150 short sentences, which typically takes about one hour.

Each participant may complete the recording only once. After submission, the recordings will be reviewed for quality and authentic English pronunciation.

  • Pay: $42 per hour
  • Typical completion time: about one hour
  • One recording submission per participant
  • Audio recording project

Requirements

This project has specific language and device requirements because submissions are checked for authentic English pronunciation and the recording application works only on Android devices.

  • Be a genuine native English speaker from the UK or US language background
  • Own and use an Android phone
  • Do not apply if you plan to use an iPhone, because iPhones are not supported
  • Be available to record 100–150 short sentences in about one hour
  • Confirm your native language proficiency during screening
  • Confirm Android device ownership and availability to complete the assignment

Who Should Apply

This entry-level contract project may suit native UK or US English speakers who want a flexible way to contribute to AI training. The key qualifications are authentic native pronunciation, access to a compatible Android device, and the ability to complete the full recording assignment.

  • Native English speakers in Great Britain or the United States
  • Android users who can complete the recording in one sitting
  • Candidates seeking short, part-time remote contract work
  • Applicants able to follow recording instructions carefully

Application and Screening Process

During screening, OpenTrain will verify that you are a native UK or US English speaker, confirm that you own an Android device, and check that you can complete the assignment. Candidates who do not meet these requirements will not proceed.

If selected, you will record the sentence set once through the supported Android application. Your submission will then undergo quality and authenticity review.

  • Apply through OpenTrain
  • Complete a brief eligibility screening
  • Record the sentence set using an Android device
  • Submit only one recording for review
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