Audio Transcriptionist
a media & podcast company · Remote, Worldwide (US hours overlap)
$14–$20/hr
Try the job before you apply
A short task taken from a real shift. There are no wrong answers, only hints, and nothing you do here is sent to anyone.
Try it in 60 seconds
Transcribe a 15 second clip
Listen to a short recording and type what you hear. The clock starts on your first keystroke.
Store opening announcement
Example clip, about 15 seconds, 39 words
Step 1. Press Play and listen once. You can replay it while you type.
The job in plain words
About the job
A podcast company needs its episodes and interviews written out as text.
What you do
- Listen to a recording and correct a draft transcript made by software
- Fix names, spelling and punctuation using a short style guide
- Mark who is speaking and when
Pay and hours
You are paid per hour of audio, which works out to about $14 to $20 for each hour you work. The recordings are clear studio audio. Take as much or as little work as you want each week.
What you need
- Very good English spelling and grammar
- Typing around 60 words per minute
- Good headphones
Training and pay
- $14–$20/hr, paid in US dollars
- Hours: Your choice
- Work whenever you like
- Free to apply. iince never charges job seekers.
A normal shift
- Any timePick an audio file from the queue that fits your hours.
- +5 minPlay a few seconds, pause, type what you heard.
- +40 minRead it through once with the audio and fix small mistakes.
- +45 minSubmit the file and pick the next one, or stop for the day.
Example schedule. Your hours depend on the shifts you choose.
Why the company name is not shown
Employers hire through iince so they can review a short list instead of hundreds of unscreened applications. You will learn the company's name when we introduce you, before any interview.