Seeking Native Gujarati Speakers for Audio Annotation Project

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is a central job board for data-labeling and AI-training roles. We aggregate openings from many AI companies and labeling platforms so contributors can find this kind of work in one place instead of searching dozens of sites.

Creating an OpenTrain account is free, and applying through the site is quick — it typically takes just a few minutes to submit your interest for a project.

About AI Training Work

AI systems learn from examples people prepare and review. Audio annotation — transcribing clips, marking segments, and assigning labels — is one of the core tasks that helps speech-enabled models become accurate and reliable.

This work is often remote and flexible, and many projects accept contributors without prior experience, providing training for the specific tooling and instructions you'll use.

• Human annotations directly shape how speech models behave and understand language.
• Projects range from simple transcription to more detailed segmentation and classification tasks.

The Role

We are hiring native Gujarati (Standard Language) speakers to perform audio annotation on a part-time contractor basis. This entry-level role requires no prior labeling experience; training will be provided.

This is a fixed-price contract paying 100 USD. Work is expected to total 20+ hours per week with daily availability of about 3–5 hours.

• Data type: Audio
• Label types: Classification and segmentation
• Labeling software: Internal proprietary tooling (training included)
• Employment: Contractor, Part-time
• Location: Worldwide (remote)

What You'll Do

You will listen to short audio clips, transcribe content accurately, and mark segments according to supplied guidelines. Tasks combine simple classification and segmentation work.

• Transcribe audio clips into Gujarati text following project conventions.
• Mark audio segments (start/end) where instructed and categorize segments by label.
• Use the project's internal tooling to submit annotations; training will cover this system.
• Track assigned tasks and progress in Google Sheets as required by the project.

Requirements

All listed requirements below come from the project brief and must be met to be considered.

• Native fluency in Gujarati (Standard Language).
• Availability to work roughly 3–5 hours per day and a total of 20+ hours per week.
• Basic familiarity with Google Sheets for task tracking.
• Willingness to follow labeling guidelines and complete provided training.
• Ready to apply now (please apply if you are ready).

Who Should Apply

This role is ideal for native Gujarati speakers seeking remote, part-time contract work and who can commit to 20+ hours weekly. No prior annotation experience is needed — we provide training for the specific tasks and tooling.

• Entry-level contributors who are detail-oriented and comfortable listening and typing in Gujarati.
• People who prefer flexible, remote schedules and can reliably meet daily availability.
• Please apply if you are ready.

How It Works

Apply through OpenTrain to express interest. Creating an account is free and the application only takes a few minutes. If selected, you'll receive project details, onboarding instructions, and access to the internal annotation tool for training.

This is a contractor role paid as a fixed-price contract of 100 USD; specific payout timing and submission milestones will be explained during onboarding.

• Sign up on OpenTrain and submit your application.
• Complete onboarding and training for the internal annotation tool.
• Annotate audio per guidelines and log progress in Google Sheets.