Turkish Audio Evaluator & Language Quality Analyst

Crossing Hurdles; Turkey; On-site; TRY 279,000 - 424,000; Full time

Job summary

Crossing Hurdles in Turkey seeks a Turkish language evaluator to listen to audio clips and assess nativeness and fluency of speakers or model output. You will apply established guidelines and document clear, concise feedback in English.

This role prioritizes attention to detail, linguistic sensitivity, and the ability to justify assessments with concrete examples. Collaboration with project coordinators helps clarify requirements and drive consistent language model evaluation.

Qualifications

• Native Turkish language proficiency required.
• English written and verbal communication at least B2 level.
• Background in voice specialization, linguistics, phonetics, music/audio engineering, or related field preferred.
• Experience with audio analysis, transcription, or linguistic assessment highly valued.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to articulate nuanced language differences.

Responsibilities

• Listen to Turkish audio clips and evaluate nativeness and fluency of speakers or model output.
• Assess pronunciation, intonation, and linguistic authenticity according to guidelines.
• Document assessments with clear, concise written feedback in English, noting key linguistic factors.
• Provide detailed justifications for each evaluation to ensure clarity and consistency.
• Collaborate with project coordinators to clarify requirements or address ambiguities in language content.
• Contribute insights to help improve AI model performance in Turkish language understanding and generation.

Skills

Turkish language proficiency

English proficiency (B2)

Attention to detail

Audio analysis experience

Linguistics/phonetics background

Job description

Crossing Hurdles in Turkey seeks a Turkish language evaluator to listen to audio clips and assess nativeness and fluency of speakers or model output. You will apply established guidelines and document clear, concise feedback in English.

This role prioritizes attention to detail, linguistic sensitivity, and the ability to justify assessments with concrete examples. Collaboration with project coordinators helps clarify requirements and drive consistent language model evaluation.