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Korean Language Expert - Remote

YO AI Labs

HimalayasRemote
Location
South Korea, South Korea
Type
Remote
Salary
Salary not specified
Posted
7 Nov 2026
Korean Language ExpertRole Type: Contractor Location: Remote Job SummaryWe are looking for Korean Language Experts to support an AI training project focused on audio transcription and linguistic data.
Korean Language Expert Role Type: Contractor Location: Remote Job Summary We are looking for Korean Language Experts to support an AI training project focused on audio transcription and linguistic data. You will use your Korean language expertise to create accurate, high-quality transcriptions and annotations that help improve next-generation AI systems. No prior AI experience is required. Key Responsibilities Accurately transcribe Korean and English audio content. Review, edit, and proofread transcripts for accuracy and consistency. Annotate audio files with relevant metadata and contextual information. Follow project guidelines and adapt to updated requirements. Meet project deadlines and quality standards. Identify linguistic challenges and provide feedback to improve workflows. Collaborate with project coordinators to clarify guidelines and ambiguous content. Required Qualifications Native or near-native fluency in Korean. Strong spoken and written Korean comprehension. Experience in audio transcription or related language-focused work. Excellent attention to detail and accuracy. Familiarity with transcription tools and platforms. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Ability to manage multiple assignments and meet deadlines. Flexibility to adapt to changing project requirements. Preferred Skills Experience with AI training or data annotation projects. Background in linguistic or language-resource projects. Familiarity with transcription conventions and quality assurance processes. Originally posted on Himalayas