Chinese Language Freelance AI Data Annotator (Alignment)

Perit AI (YC F26); Malaysia; Remote; MYR 34,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote

Flexible schedule

Job summary

Perit AI is seeking freelance AI Data Annotators for Chinese language alignment tasks. You will listen to audio and align spoken words to the transcript, correcting boundaries and mis-transcriptions, ensuring each word lands where it belongs.

Work is fully remote with no fixed schedule. You pick tasks when available and deliver by deadlines, suitable for careful, language-minded individuals who prefer quiet, detail-heavy work.

Qualifications

• Strong Chinese writing and comprehension.
• Ability to follow detailed annotation guidelines.
• Reliable internet connection and quiet workspace.

Responsibilities

• Listen to audio and align each word in the transcript to where it’s actually spoken.
• Correct timing boundaries, missing or extra words, and transcription errors.
• Apply detailed annotation guidelines consistently across large volumes of work.
• Flag unclear audio, edge cases, and anything the guidelines don’t cover.

Skills

Chinese language proficiency

Attention to detail

Excellent listening skills

Self-motivated

Tools

Laptop or desktop computer

Job description

We're hiring freelance AI Data Annotators for Chinese language alignment work.

You’ll listen to audio and align spoken words to their exact position in the transcript - correcting boundaries, catching mis-transcriptions, and making sure every word lands where it belongs.

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.

Fully remote and fully flexible. No fixed schedule and no minimum weekly commitment. You pick up tasks when they’re available and deliver against a deadline - mornings, nights, weekends, whatever works for you.

What you’ll be doing:

• Listening to audio and aligning each word in the transcript to where it’s actually spoken
• Correcting timing boundaries, 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 Chinese writing and comprehension. You should be comfortable reading detailed guidelines and picking up on subtle differences in wording.