Turkish Bilingual Expert | $30-$65/hr Remote

Remotefolio; Turkey; Remote; TRY 2,071,000 - 4,486,000; Part time

Job summary

Remotefolio is seeking a Turkish bilingual expert for a remote, part-time contract. You will listen to Turkish audio, evaluate nativeness and fluency, and provide clear English feedback with justification for each evaluation.

The role requires native Turkish, at least B2 English, and strong attention to detail. Background in linguistics or voice work is preferred; AI experience is not required.

Qualifications

• Turkish native proficiency required.
• English at least B2 level.
• Detail-oriented with ability to explain nuances.
• Background in linguistics, voice work, or phonetics preferred.

Responsibilities

• Listen to audio clips in Turkish and evaluate nativeness and fluency of speaker or model output.
• Assess pronunciation, intonation and linguistic authenticity against guidelines.
• Write clear feedback in English with a justification for each evaluation.
• Complete audio review tasks on time and to a high standard.

Skills

Turkish native

English B2

Attention to detail

Linguistics background

Job description

Position: Turkish Bilingual Expert Type: Contract Compensation: $30-$65/hour Location: Remote Commitment: Part-time, flexible, task-based No prior AI experience required.

Role Responsibilities

• Listen to audio clips in Turkish and evaluate the nativeness and fluency of the speaker or model output.
• Assess pronunciation, intonation and linguistic authenticity against set guidelines.
• Write clear feedback in English with a justification for each evaluation.
• Complete audio review tasks on time and to a high standard.

Requirements

• Native-level proficiency in Turkish, with strong command of both spoken and written language.
• Minimum B2 level proficiency in English, especially for written and verbal communication.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to explain nuanced language differences.
• A background in voice work, linguistics, phonetics or audio engineering is preferred.