Indian Language Conversational Audio Recorder

About the Role

This is a full-time, on-site role based in Jammu & Kashmir, India for an Indian Language Conversational Audio Recorder.

Key Responsibilities

• Record clear, natural conversational audio in one or more Indian languages according to defined scripts and guidelines.
• Follow recording protocols and ensure audio quality.
• Label or organize files for use in language and voice-related projects.
• Prepare and review scripts.
• Perform recordings in a studio or controlled environment.
• Collaborate with team members or supervisors to meet project timelines and quality standards.
• Provide feedback on scripts.
• Participate in basic user testing of recorded content.
• Support process improvements related to audio recording workflows.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Audio and recording skills: experience using audio recording equipment or software, understanding of recording best practices, and ability to maintain consistent voice quality.
• Communication skills: clear and natural speaking ability in Indian languages, strong pronunciation and diction, and ability to follow verbal and written instructions accurately.
• Customer service and interpersonal skills: professional demeanor, reliability, and ability to collaborate respectfully with diverse colleagues and project stakeholders.
• Writing and documentation skills: basic script reading and annotation, ability to provide concise written feedback on recordings or scripts, and accurate file naming and records maintenance.
• Training and learning aptitude: openness to coaching, ability to follow training materials and technical guidelines, and willingness to adapt to updated processes or tools.
• Fluency in at least one Indian language (e.g., Hindi, Urdu, Kashmiri, Dogri) and functional proficiency in English for basic communication.
• Attention to detail.
• Time management skills.
• Ability to work on-site with consistent availability for full-time scheduling.
• Prior experience in voice recording, voice-over work, call centers, or language-related projects is beneficial but not mandatory.