Multilingual Voice Ambassador-Remote Voice Recording

**Job title:** Voice Ambassador – Native Speakers Needed (Spanish, Cantonese, Turkish, Portuguese, Italian, German, French, British English, Indian English) **Pay:** $100\.00 – $200\.00 per hour **About the Opportunity:** We're inviting you to become a Voice Ambassador by contributing a one\-time 30\-minute voice recording in your native language, used for internal voice\-model training and testing. This is a paid, one\-time gig. NO AI VOICE SAMPLES WILL BE ACCEPTED. **Languages We're Hiring For:** * **Spanish** — neutral Latin American accent * **Cantonese** — Hong Kong Cantonese, standard pronunciation * **Turkish** — standard Istanbul Turkish * **Portuguese** — European Portuguese from Portugal, Lisbon\-area standard * **Italian** — standard Italian * **German** — Standard High German / Hochdeutsch * **French** — standard Metropolitan French from France * **British English (en\-GB)** — Standard Southern British, RP\-style * **Indian English (en\-IN)** — neutral Indian English accent **Who We're Looking For:** We're looking for both male and female native speakers with: * A natural accent matching the list above for your language * Clear, standard pronunciation * Strong conversational delivery * Natural emotion and intonation * Consistent pacing and volume * A clean recording environment * Non high\-pitched tone * No strong regional accent **Requirement:** Native speaker of one of the languages above, with the accent listed for that language. **Compensation:** $100–$200 depending on sample length and audio quality, paid upon approval. **How to Apply — 3 Easy Steps** **Step 1: Record a short sample (1–2 minutes).** Find the script for your language at the bottom of this posting and read it out loud, naturally — like a real phone call, not a performance. No need for special equipment, just a quiet room and your phone or computer mic. Native in more than one listed language? Record a separate sample for each. **Step 2: Upload your recording to get a shareable link.** Name your file with your name and language (e.g., "Maria\_Spanish.mp3"), then pick whichever is easiest for you: * Google Drive — upload the file, right\-click it, select "Share," then "Copy link." Make sure link sharing is turned on ("Anyone with the link can view"). * Dropbox — upload the file, click "Share," then "Copy link." * WeTransfer (wetransfer.com) — no account needed. Just upload your file and it emails you a link instantly. **Step 3: Paste your link and state your language.** When you apply, paste your link into the cover letter box or the question asking for your voice sample link. **On the first line, write the language you recorded** — for example: "Language: German – \[your link]". If you recorded more than one language, list each language with its own link. Applications that don't specify a language may not be reviewed. *(Note: Indeed doesn't support audio file attachments directly, which is why we're using a link instead — it only takes an extra minute a