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Ground Truth Analyst

The AI writes the transcript and marks the parts it is unsure of. You listen to the audio, confirm what was actually said, and your input trains the next version. Remote contract work, paid per task.

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Our client builds the transcription technology behind some of the biggest names in financial data. The platform transcribes calls, and analysts and investors use those records as a basis in making multi-million financial decisions the same day.

The AI produces the transcript. It will mark the parts it is unsure of and send them to a human.

That human is you. You listen to the audio and confirm that the transcript is what was actually said. Where the audio contains an industry term, a company name or a figure the AI could not place, you verify it against a reliable source before you answer. Your input trains the next version.

Analysts with a strong accuracy record move up. Higher tiers settle the cases nobody else could and are paid at a higher rate.

Paid per task completed, and your rate rises as your accuracy record builds. This is independent contractor work, not employment, so you cover your own equipment, workspace and taxes.

What you'll do

  • Listen to the audio and confirm that the transcript is what was actually said.
  • Verify industry terms, company names and figures against a reliable source before you answer.
  • Say when you are not sure, rather than picking the most likely answer and moving on.

Must have

  • Strong English listening and reading.
  • A computer and a reliable connection.
  • Headphones, and somewhere quiet enough to hear properly.
  • A working email address.

Nice to have

  • You can understand difficult audio: strong accents, poor recordings, people talking over each other.
  • You are as accurate on the two hundredth item as on the third.
  • You look things up instead of guessing, and you know which sources to trust.
  • You are comfortable with numbers and you notice when one looks wrong.
  • You want your accuracy measured, because you expect to score well.