Hindi Language Freelance AI Data Annotator (Transcription)

Perit AI (YC F26); India; On-site; INR 138,000 - 413,000; Full time

Job summary

Perit AI (YC F26) is seeking freelance AI Data Annotators for Hindi language transcription work in India. You will listen to audio, compare with transcripts, and ensure accuracy while applying lowercase rules and tagging filled pauses and backchannels.

You will flag unclear audio, correct missing or extra words, and apply the annotation guidelines consistently across large volumes. A quiet workspace and reliable internet are required.

Qualifications

• Strong Hindi writing and comprehension.
• Comfort reading detailed guidelines and noting subtle wording differences.
• Freelance, self-motivated with reliable internet and workspace.

Responsibilities

• Listen to audio and verify transcripts against spoken content.
• Correct missing or extra words and transcription errors.
• Apply annotation guidelines consistently across large volumes of work.
• Flag unclear audio or edge cases and report guideline gaps.

Skills

Hindi writing

Hindi comprehension

Attention to detail

Job description

We’re hiring freelance AI Data Annotators for Hindi language transcription work.

You’ll listen to audio and analyze the transcript based on guidelines - writing in lowercase, adding appropriate tags for filled pauses and backchannels, catching mis-transcriptions, and making sure every word is transcribed correctly.

The work is detail-heavy and quiet. If you like careful, focused tasks and have a good ear for language, it’s a strong fit.

Flexibility to work at any time, anywhere.

What you’ll be doing

• Listening to audio and checking the transcript to what's actually spoken
• Correcting missing or extra words, and transcription errors
• Applying detailed annotation guidelines consistently across large volumes of work
• Flagging unclear audio, edge cases, and anything the guidelines don’t cover

What you’ll need

• A laptop or desktop computer. This work can’t be done on a phone or tablet.
• Headphones and a quiet environment. You’ll be listening closely to short segments of speech, often repeatedly.
• Strong Hindi writing and comprehension. You should be comfortable reading detailed guidelines and picking up on subtle differences in wording.