Gujarati Transcription & Annotation Specialist Remote

mercor; Finland; Remote; EUR 14,000 - 18,000; Full time

Job summary

Mercor is seeking PDF annotation and transcription experts fluent in Gujarati to work remotely. You will locate Gujarati PDFs with complex layouts, annotate structures, transcribe in Gujarati script, and verify accuracy with peer review.

Candidates should be native Gujarati speakers with experience in annotation, transcription, or related data review, and possess a systematic approach to applying taxonomy across pages. Handwritten content and regional layouts are common in tasks.

Qualifications

• Native Gujarati speaker with full command of the script.
• Experience in annotation, transcription, translation, or regional-language data review.
• High character-level accuracy.
• Systematic approach to applying taxonomy across pages.
• Comfort with unfamiliar layouts like multi-column newspapers and handwritten forms.

Responsibilities

• Source documents by finding publicly accessible Gujarati PDFs with multimodal elements like images, tables, or handwriting.
• Annotate structure by identifying and bounding meaningful regions such as titles, headings, and figures, and assign component types and reading-order indices.
• Record relationships by linking each region to its parent component, such as figures or tables.
• Transcribe text faithfully in Gujarati script , including handwritten content, and flag illegible regions.
• Capture page metadata including language, document type, source, and flags for tables, formulas, and handwriting.
• Review a colleague's work, ensuring tasks are reviewed end to end by a second Gujarati expert.

Skills

Gujarati language

Annotation

Transcription

Translation

Data review

Job description

Mercor is seeking PDF annotation and transcription experts fluent in Gujarati to work remotely. You will locate Gujarati PDFs with complex layouts, annotate structures, transcribe in Gujarati script, and verify accuracy with peer review.

Candidates should be native Gujarati speakers with experience in annotation, transcription, or related data review, and possess a systematic approach to applying taxonomy across pages. Handwritten content and regional layouts are common in tasks.