Voice Actor / Voice-Over Artist — UK English (AI Speech Training)
What if your voice could directly shape how AI understands and communicates with millions of people? We’re looking for professional UK English voice actors and voice-over artists to participate in paid studio recording sessions — helping leading AI research teams build speech systems that sound genuinely human.
This is a contract role for experienced voice talent based in the United Kingdom. Your voice won’t be cloned — this is about capturing authentic, natural human speech to improve how AI listens and responds.
- Organisation: Alignerr
- Type: Contract
- Session Format: 4-hour recording sessions (2–3 sessions total)
- Accent: UK English (region-specific)
What You’ll Do
- Record natural, conversational UK English speech in a professional studio environment
- Participate in single-speaker sessions and dual-speaker dialogue recordings
- Bring authentic, unscripted-sounding delivery to a range of everyday conversational scenarios
- Follow light direction on tone, pacing, and delivery style
- Collaborate with session coordinators to ensure high-quality, consistent recordings
Who You Are
- A professional voice actor or voice-over artist with real recording experience
- A native or near-native UK English speaker with a strong, authentic regional accent
- Comfortable performing natural dialogue and conversational speech on cue
- Reliable, professional, and receptive to direction in a studio setting
- Based in the United Kingdom in the region matching your accent
Nice to Have
- Acting or performance background
- Experience in broadcast, podcasting, or commercial voice-over work
- Prior in-studio recording experience across different formats
Why Join Us
- Work on cutting-edge AI speech projects alongside leading research labs
- Contribute to technology that makes AI sound more natural and human for UK audiences
- Competitive contract compensation for a focused, time-limited commitment
- Be part of meaningful AI development that has a real-world impact on how machines understand human speech
- Potential for additional sessions and ongoing project involvement
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