Cantonese Remote Jobs in AI Training
Remote roles for native and fluent Cantonese speakers: training, evaluating and transcribing for AI models. 4 open roles, 2 hiring now. Typical listed pay: $20–$40 per hour (USD, across 2 roles that list a rate). Free to apply, and most roles start with a short recorded interview.
- Cantonese Audio Transcription Expert (Remote, AI Training) East & Southeast Asian languages · $20 – $35 / hour · Remote · Hiring now Turn spoken Cantonese into clean, accurate text that speech AI can learn from. You will transcribe new recordings and correct machine-made drafts so every word, speaker a...
- Cantonese Language QA Team Lead (Remote, AI Training) East & Southeast Asian languages · $40 / hour · Remote · Hong Kong only (required) · Hiring now Lead quality for Cantonese AI training data by checking reviewers' work and keeping the team on one standard. You catch recurring errors early and turn them into clearer...
- Cantonese Language Expert for AI Training & Evaluation East & Southeast Asian languages · Paid in USD · Remote Rate, rank and rewrite AI model responses in Cantonese so frontier models become accurate, natural and safe for Cantonese speakers.
- Cantonese Translator & Localization Reviewer East & Southeast Asian languages · Paid in USD · Remote Translate between English and Cantonese, and review machine translation so AI output reads as if a fluent Cantonese speaker wrote it.
Questions
How much do these roles pay?
Typical listed pay for these roles is $20–$40 per hour in USD; each role page shows its own range. Your rate is confirmed after a short paid assessment, and pay is sent weekly.
Do I need experience?
Most others ask for professional or native-level skill in the field. Each role page lists its exact requirements.
How do I apply?
Create a free profile, pick a role and apply. Most roles then ask for a short recorded interview (about 20 minutes, on a laptop or desktop with a camera). Applying is free, and Vettedlance never charges contributors a fee.
Which fields are these roles in?
Mostly East & Southeast Asian languages.