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Voice Coach | $65/hr Remote

Crossing Hurdles
Department:Design
Type:REMOTE
Region:UK
Location:United Kingdom
Experience:Associate
Salary:$62,400 - $135,200
Skills:
VOICE COACHINGVOICE ACTINGACCENTSREGIONAL DIALECTSPHONETICSSPEECH PATTERNSLINGUISTICS
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Job Description

Posted on: June 25, 2026

Position: English Voice Coach Type: Part-time Compensation: $30 - $65/hour Location: Remote Commitment: 10-40 hrs/week Role Responsibilities

  • Direct and assess AI-generated voice performances, ensuring accuracy, authenticity, and expressiveness.
  • Provide expert guidance on a variety of accents and regional dialects for AI voice models.
  • Collaborate with AI developers and product designers to refine voice synthesis algorithms and training data.
  • Develop and document best practices for pronunciation, modulation, and emotional delivery.
  • Coach AI systems by supplying real-time feedback and targeted improvement strategies.
  • Contribute detailed written and verbal analysis on voice outputs and project progression.

Requirements

  • Have proven professional experience as a voice coach, particularly with voice acting, accents, and regional dialects.
  • Demonstrate expertise in voice directing for audio or media projects.
  • Possess exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with meticulous attention to detail.
  • Have a strong understanding of phonetics, speech patterns, and linguistic nuances.
  • Be able to provide precise, actionable feedback in high-pressure, fast-moving pilot projects.

Application Process

  • Easy Apply on LinkedIn
  • Check email for next steps
  • Participate in resume evaluation & interview stage
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