Japanese recorders (Kansai Dialect)
Digital nomads. Work from anywhereCompany: DatoviaPlayHouse
Company Description DatoviaPlayHouse is a global freelance marketplace that connects businesses with skilled professionals and AI-powered solutions across borders. The platform supports collaboration in over 300 languages, focusing on services such as localization, transcription, AI data services, and digital operations. By combining human expertise with advanced technology, DatoviaPlayHouse delivers accurate, scalable, and cost-effective solutions aligned with modern business demands. With a diverse network of global talent, the company helps clients enter new markets, optimize workflows, and drive faster, smarter growth. This environment offers flexible, remote opportunities for professionals seeking to contribute to global projects.
Role Description The Japanese Recorders (Kansai Dialect) role is a part-time, remote position focused on capturing high-quality audio recordings in Japanese with a Kansai regional dialect. Day-to-day tasks include following scripted prompts, recording clear and natural speech, and ensuring accurate pronunciation and intonation that reflect Kansai dialect usage. The role may involve labeling or annotating recordings, providing feedback on script clarity, and collaborating with project coordinators to meet content and quality guidelines. The recorder will be expected to follow detailed instructions, adhere to deadlines, and maintain data privacy and confidentiality while working with audio files and related documentation.
Qualifications
* Strong recorder skills, including clear voice recording, consistent audio quality, and careful adherence to recording guidelines.
* Excellent communication and customer service skills to collaborate effectively with project managers and support teams.
* Solid writing skills for basic documentation, feedback on scripts, and simple reporting when required.
* Ability to participate in and benefit from training, with openness to learning new tools, processes, and quality standards.
* Native or near-native fluency in Japanese, with strong proficiency in Kansai dialect and natural conversational usage.
* Reliable access to a quiet recording environment, a stable internet connection, and suitable recording equipment (e.g., quality microphone or headset).
* Attention to detail, time management skills, and the ability to meet project deadlines in a remote, part-time setting.
* Prior experience in voice recording, linguistic tasks, or audio-based projects is beneficial but not required.