English (US) Voice Actor for AI Audio

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  • Worldwide opportunity for contractors
  • Part-time schedule of 20+ hours per week
  • A profile designed to showcase your AI training and performance experience

About AI Audio Training

AI audio training is the human work behind systems that recognize, understand, and generate speech. Voice actors and other contributors provide carefully performed recordings that help models learn sound, expression, pacing, pronunciation, and vocal variety.

This work is part of a fast-growing field where human contributors directly influence how cutting-edge AI systems communicate and respond.

  • Support the development of speech and audio technologies
  • Use performance skills in practical AI training projects
  • Work remotely with flexible part-time opportunities

The Role

OpenTrain AI is seeking an English (US) Voice Actor to support AI audio projects. You will bring characters and scripted stories to life through clear, expressive, and versatile vocal performances.

Depending on project requirements, contractors may record from a professional home studio or participate in studio sessions.

  • Role: English (US) Voice Actor
  • Work type: Part-time contractor
  • Time requirement: 20+ hours per week
  • Location: Worldwide
  • Language: English (US)

What You'll Do

You will record voice-over performances from scripted materials and deliver polished audio that follows the intended creative direction. Each recording should communicate the required personality, emotion, pacing, and tone while maintaining consistent quality.

You will also respond constructively to feedback, revise performances when requested, and submit high-quality audio files on time in the required format.

  • Record voice-overs from scripted materials
  • Perform lines with clarity, emotion, appropriate pacing, and the intended personality or tone
  • Interpret scripts and apply creative direction
  • Revise recordings in response to feedback
  • Deliver high-quality audio files on time and in the required format

Requirements and Preferred Experience

This entry-level opportunity requires previous voice acting experience, a strong performance background, vocal control, and a clear English (US) speaking voice with emotional range. You should be comfortable interpreting scripts, following direction, meeting deadlines, and maintaining consistent performance quality across recordings.

Remote contractors must have access to high-quality recording equipment. A demo reel showing a variety of voice styles is useful. Experience with dubbing, ADR, localization, acting, performing arts, or audio editing is beneficial.

  • Previous voice acting experience and a strong performance background
  • Clear English (US) speech with vocal control, versatility, and emotional range
  • Ability to interpret scripts and follow creative direction
  • Willingness to revise performances based on feedback
  • Access to professional recording equipment
  • Ability to deliver audio in required formats
  • Demo reel with varied voice styles is beneficial

Build Your AI Training Career

AI training and data-labeling work can help experienced performers apply their skills to the development of new technology. Through OpenTrain, you can maintain a credible record of your work, discover projects aligned with your abilities, and grow a portfolio in this expanding field.

If you have the performance experience, equipment, and vocal range for this role, create your free OpenTrain account and apply for the English (US) Voice Actor opportunity.

  • Create a free OpenTrain account
  • Build a profile that highlights your voice acting experience
  • Apply to matching AI audio projects in minutes
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