Highest-paying right now
Weekday
$20–36/hr
Japanese Language Expert
micro1
$12–40/hr
Japanese Voice AI Evaluator (Healthcare Conversations)
21 open roles re‑checked hourly
Mobile Device Data Collection - Japanese (Japan)Appen / CrowdGen·Japan·Flexible hours
$8.8–22 one-off13 days ago
Japanese: Audio Transcription/SegmentationAppen / CrowdGen·Location not stated·Flexible hours
$1.5/hr17 days ago
Japanese: Voice Recording - Data CollectionAppen / CrowdGen·Location not stated·Flexible hours
$0.88/hr17 days ago
Japanese Language Expertmicro1·Location not stated
$20–36/hr1 month ago
Japanese Professional Voice ActorWeekday·United States·Part-time
$40–200/hr1 month ago
Bilingual Code-Switching Group Recording ParticipantOneForma·8 countries
Pay set per project1 month ago
Native Japanese Kansai Dialect SpeakersAppen / CrowdGen·Japan·Flexible hours
$40/hr1 month ago
Circinus - Audio Contributor Japanese (Japan)Welo Data·Japan·Flexible hours
est. $10–35/hr4 months ago
Japanese Voice Actor - Freelance AI Trainer ProjectInvisible·Worldwide
$6–65/hr11 months ago
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Voice and audio AI training jobs in Japanese: common questions
How much do Voice and audio AI training jobs in Japanese pay?
As of 20 October 2026, these 21 open roles include 6 distinct postings that state an hourly rate. Their median is $35/hr, the typical range $25–40/hr, and the top 10% pay $120/hr or more. "Up to" rates aren't counted.
Which platforms have Voice and audio AI training jobs in Japanese?
Right now most of these roles are on Alignerr, Appen / CrowdGen, Babel Audio, micro1 and Weekday. We check every platform's job board every hour.
Where can I do Voice and audio AI training jobs in Japanese from?
2 of these roles are open worldwide. The countries accepted most often are Japan, United States, Australia, Brazil, Canada and United Kingdom. Use the Country filter to see only roles you can take where you live.
Are Voice and audio AI training jobs in Japanese part-time?
Most are: 17 of 21 are flexible hours. Nearly all are remote and paid as a freelancer or contractor.