Dutch Speech & Accent Evaluator (Part-Time, Remote)

OpenTrain AI; Netherlands; Remote; EUR 28,000 - 38,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work in the Netherlands

Part-time (<20 hours/week)

Entry level

Job summary

OpenTrain AI is seeking a Dutch Speech and Accent Evaluator for a part-time, contract-based role based in the Netherlands. You will review Dutch audio, assess accent, fluency, and pronunciation, and provide actionable feedback to improve AI speech models.

This entry-level opportunity is ideal for candidates with strong Dutch language skills and attention to detail. Responsibilities include creating Dutch prompts, evaluating outputs, identifying speech issues, and describing pronunciation

Qualifications

• At least two years using Dutch in daily communication.
• Current residence in the Netherlands.
• Strong knowledge of local Dutch pronunciation and accent variation.
• Excellent attention to detail and ability to provide clear, constructive feedback.
• Dutch and English language ability.
• Linguistics, phonetics, speech analysis, or language teaching background is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide audio prompts in Dutch.
• Evaluate AI-generated speech for accent, fluency, and pronunciation.
• Identify incorrect or unnatural speech patterns.
• Describe phonetic and accent-specific features of Dutch.
• Give actionable, structured feedback.
• Assess whether repeated revisions improve model responses.

Skills

Two years Dutch usage

Dutch pronunciation knowledge

Attention to detail

Clear feedback ability

Dutch & English language ability

Education

Linguistics/Phonetics background

Job description

OpenTrain AI is seeking a Dutch Speech and Accent Evaluator for a part-time, contract-based role based in the Netherlands. You will review Dutch audio, assess accent, fluency, and pronunciation, and provide actionable feedback to improve AI speech models.

This entry-level opportunity is ideal for candidates with strong Dutch language skills and attention to detail. Responsibilities include creating Dutch prompts, evaluating outputs, identifying speech issues, and describing pronunciation