Audio Transcription Specialist with finance background (Portuguese (BR regional

About the Company

Terry Soot Management Group (TSMG) is a field data collection company founded in 2017 in Europe.

We collect data where automation is not possible. Our teams support projects involving speech recording, transcription, image and video collection, mapping, and AI training across Europe and North America.

Project Overview

We are looking for detail-oriented participants with finance background (doctors, assistants, lab workers, etc.) to join an audio transcription project supporting the development of speech recognition and conversational AI systems.

Participants will listen to recorded audio conversations and accurately transcribe them into text following project guidelines. The work involves understanding spoken language, identifying speech patterns, and ensuring high transcription quality.

This is a remote, flexible project suitable for people with strong listening and language skills.

Responsibilities

Listen to recorded audio files in the target language

Transcribe conversations accurately and clearly

Follow formatting and transcription guidelines

Review and correct transcription errors when needed

Complete assigned tasks within the required deadlines

Maintain confidentiality of project materials

Requirements

B2 level in English

B2 level in target language

Master’s / Ph.D. in Finance, Accounting, or Economics-related fields.

Professional certifications (CPA, ACCA, CFA, FRM, etc.).

Strong relevant work experience in the financial industry.

LLM annotation experience.

Good listening and typing skills

Strong attention to detail

Comfortable working with audio and text-based tasks

Reliable internet connection and computer access

Able to follow instructions and meet deadlines

What We Offer

Flexible remote work

Simple onboarding process

Opportunity to contribute to AI technology development

Support from the project team throughout the project

Performance-based opportunities for future projects

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