Southeast Asia high-volume data projects
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Transcribe and annotate high-volume Southeast Asian data
Transcribe and annotate high-volume Southeast Asian data in 15+ languages. Work with advanced technology solutions and a network of professional linguists. Part of an ongoing, high-volume project pipeline with potential long-term collaboration opportunities.
Why This Role?
Direct access to high-volume, long-term data projects
Key Responsibilities
- Transcribe audio and text data in 15+ Southeast Asian languages
- Annotate data with accuracy and consistency
- Handle high-volume tasks with strong language proficiency
- Follow guidelines and meet deadlines
Requirements
- Relevant experience in transcription and/or data annotation
- Strong language proficiency in supported languages
- Ability to handle high-volume tasks with accuracy and consistency
- Ability to follow guidelines and meet deadlines
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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Company Description AsiaLocalize provides comprehensive translation and localization services to support clients in accessing and succeeding in global markets. With a wide network of professional linguists, expert annotators, and advanced technology solutions, we are a trusted partner for high-quality multilingual data and language services across Asia and beyond. Project Overview We are currently looking for vendors and linguists in Southeast Asia for upcoming high-volume data projects . Scope of Work: 1. Transcription Services We are looking for support in the following languages: Malay, Indonesian, English, Singlish, Tamil, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Burmese, Khmer, Lao, Hmong, Japanese, Thai, Chinese (Simplified), Javanese, Sundanese, and Regional Thai. 2. Data Annotation Services We would also like to know if you support data annotation. Please specify: Supported languages Types of annotation (audio, text, etc.) Capacity (daily/weekly volume) Number of resources available Your rates Requirements: Relevant experience in transcription and/or data annotation Strong language proficiency in supported languages Ability to handle high-volume tasks with accuracy and consistency Ability to follow guidelines and meet deadlines Important Note: This is part of an ongoing, high-volume project pipeline , offering potential long-term collaboration opportunities. To Apply: If you are interested, please fill out the following form and indicate whether you support Transcription, Data Annotation, or both : We look forward to receiving your applications! Originally posted on Himalayas
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