Key Skills

Job Description

About This Project Speech translation systems can turn spoken Tagalog into Chinese or English in seconds. Whether the result keeps the speaker’s meaning, sounds natural and carries the same emotion is something only a fluent listener can judge. We are inviting 5 experts, based in any country, who are proficient in Tagalog (Philippines). You listen to the original audio and score the translation against it, and your judgments show these systems what a faithful Tagalog translation really sounds like. What You Will Do Evaluate speech translation outputs against the original audio, from Tagalog (Philippines) to Simplified Chinese or English, and from Simplified Chinese or English to Tagalog (Philippines). The work may include subjective scoring and error labeling across translation accuracy, fluency, pronunciation, audio quality and expressed emotion. Requirements Proficiency in Tagalog (Philippines), Simplified Chinese and English. Ability to listen to and understand spoken Tagalog content. Attention to detail when applying evaluation and annotation guidelines. Ability to identify translation and speech-quality issues consistently. Previous experience in translation, linguistics, audio annotation or evaluation is preferred, but not required. Language Pairs Tagalog (Philippines) and Simplified Chinese, in both directions Tagalog (Philippines) and English, in both directions Compensation $5 USD per hour. Project Details Work mode: Remote Location: Open in all countries, work from home Time commitment: Flexible Languages: Tagalog (Philippines), Simplified Chinese and English

Core Responsibilities

Evaluate speech translation outputs against original audio for Tagalog-to-Simplified Chinese or English and the reverse language directions. Score and label issues involving translation accuracy, fluency, pronunciation, audio quality, and expressed emotion.

Requirements

Applicants must be proficient in Tagalog, Simplified Chinese, and English, and able to understand spoken Tagalog. They should apply evaluation guidelines carefully and consistently identify translation and speech-quality issues; relevant prior experience is preferred but not required.