Turkish Language & AI Training Expert
- Remote, Germany
- Senior
- 13 days ago
or apply from Claude / ChatGPT / Muse
Review Turkish audio for fluency and naturalness and write short evaluations that help train AI language systems. Native Turkish and B2 English needed.
About the role
Work centers on judging whether speech sounds like natural Turkish, then explaining each call in clear written English against set guidelines.
At a glance
- Pay
- Not stated in the posting
- Remote scope
- Remote, Germany
- Seniority
- Senior
- Skills
- Turkish, English, Audio Review
- Posted
- 7 Oct 2026
- Last checked
- 18 Oct 2026
What you will do
- Listen to Turkish audio and rate how native and fluent it sounds
- Judge pronunciation, intonation, rhythm and overall authenticity using project guidelines
- Write concise English feedback with reasons for each evaluation
- Keep quality consistent and finish review tasks by the agreed deadlines
What they look for
- Native-level Turkish, spoken and written
- English at B2 or above, especially for writing
- Ear for differences in pronunciation, fluency and intonation
- Careful attention to detail and ability to follow detailed guidelines
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Is this a remote job, and where can I work from?
Yes. The posting lists Turkish Language & AI Training Expert as a remote role for candidates in Germany.
What does this job pay?
No pay range is stated in the posting.
What experience is needed?
It is a senior role. The posting asks for: native-level Turkish, spoken and written; english at B2 or above, especially for writing; ear for differences in pronunciation, fluency and intonation. Skills it names include Turkish, English, Audio Review.
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