German Transcription /Remote - Asia/

February 28, 2026

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Kaya by Chemin Sdn Bhd is a community for high-performing data annotators who play an integral role in shaping the future of machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Kaya offers a collaborative environment where ambitious annotators can thrive. It is a tight-knit community that supports members’ professional growth and helps them build a long-term career in data labelling and AI.

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About the Role

We are looking for German and English bilingual speakers based in Asia to join a short-term remote project supporting AI language development.

In this role, you will listen to German audio recordings and transcribe them accurately. The recordings reflect natural, everyday speech across different accents, age groups, and speaking styles. Your work will help AI systems better understand real German voices.

This is a structured, task-based project ideal for those who can consistently dedicate several hours per day and are comfortable working independently in a remote setup.

If you’re comfortable working with audio, detail-oriented, and can commit a few hours a day, this project is for you.

What will I be doing?

Listen to audio clips and transcribe them clearly in German
Split audio into appropriate sections based on natural speech flow
Label speakers when more than one voice is present
Add simple tags where required (e.g. gender, age range, emotion)
Follow quality and annotation guidelines carefully
Communicate and collaborate with the Project Manager
Complete assigned tasks within the given timeline

What do I need?

Fluent in German and English (required)
Comfortable reading and writing in both German and English
Strong listening skills with the ability to understand various German accents and speaking styles
Should have B1/B2 proficiency or higher, with strong confidence in writing, listening, and reading
Detail-oriented and patient, able to maintain at least 95% accuracy
Willing to ask questions when unsure
Laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection
Ability to manage your own time and meet deadlines
Willing to complete a pre-assessment as part of the screening process

Complete the pre-assessment here: https://forms.gle/iC6vJL2qfNewLhD39
Carefully read and follow all instructions. Accuracy, attention to detail, and completeness are essential.

Bonus point: previous experience in transcription, data labelling, or AI-related projects

Project Details

Duration: 2 months
Time commitment: Around 4–7 hours per day
Onboarding Training: Mandatory (TBD, during office hours 9am–6pm GMT +8)
Working hours: Flexible (tasks can be completed anytime in the given deadline)
Project period: March – April 2026

Work remotely!
Be part of an AI project representing real German speech and accents
Priority consideration for future opportunities
Gain hands-on experience in AI and language data work
Contribute to building smarter and more inclusive technology

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