Voice actor — spanish (mexico) ai speech recording
what if your voice could directly shape how ai understands and communicates with millions of spanish speakers across mexico and beyond?
we're looking for professional voice actors and voice-over artists with an authentic mexican spanish accent to participate in paid studio recording sessions for a leading ai speech research project.
about the role
this is a contract role for experienced voice talent ready to bring natural, human-sounding speech to life—helping ai systems learn to understand real conversation the way real people actually talk.
organization: alignerr
type: hourly contract
sessions: 2–3 sessions of 4 hours each
note: this project does not involve voice cloning
what you'll do
record natural, conversational spanish (mexico) speech in a professional studio environment
participate in single-speaker sessions and dual-speaker dialogue recordings
perform realistic, human-sounding dialogue that feels unscripted and authentic
take light direction on tone, pacing, and delivery to capture a range of speech styles
bring your professional voice talent to help ai hear the world the way humans do
who you are
native or near-native speaker of mexican spanish with an authentic regional accent
experienced voice actor or voice-over artist comfortable in a studio setting
natural at performing conversational dialogue — you can make scripted lines sound real
receptive to direction and able to adapt your delivery quickly
reliable, professional, and easy to work with
working-level english for communication purposes
nice to have
acting or performance background
experience in broadcast, podcast production, or prior studio recording
comfort with both solo and partner dialogue recording formats
why join us
contribute to cutting-edge ai research alongside leading ai and speech technology teams
competitive hourly pay for skilled voice talent
work on a focused, well-defined project with a clear scope — no open-ended commitments
be part of meaningful work that shapes how ai understands human language and culture
potential for additional sessions and future project opportunities as new work launches
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