Mexican Spanish Professional Voice Actor

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usvia Workable ATSPosted Sep 17, 2026
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Customer support

About this role

This role is for one of our clients

Compensation: $35 - $175 per hour

We're hiring Mexican Spanish Voice Actors for a short-term project. Participants will work directly with a leading AI lab to improve their AI model's ability to handle and produce audio data.

Professional experience in Voice Acting is greatly preferred but not required. We welcome people with speaking and audio experience through Music, Television, Podcasts, Twitch Streaming, Comedy, Youtube, Radio, or other related fields!

You must be born and raised in the Mexico.

You also need to be a proficient English speaker to ensure proper communication during the project.

Requirements

  • Some details

about the project logistics

  • It will last roughly 1-2 weeks from your start date.
  • Participants will be paid $175 USD per finished hour (based on length of submitted audio).
  • You'll need to be able to commit between 2-10 hours/week for the duration of the project.
  • Project start date is Tuesday, March 10, 2026
  • You will need to available for a kickoff call

Requirements

  • Ability to talk in a “customer service” voice— neutral to upbeat tone with clear enunciation and consistent pacing
  • Attention to details on punctuation, commas, dashes. For this project, it is very important you are able to record transcripts exactly as written or edit them to reflect natural pacing.
  • Having a professional audio recording setup (i.e, a home studio with a professional grade mic, soundproofing, audio interface, pop filter, editing software for post production).
  • We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.

Before you apply

  • 1Which parts of your CV prove experience with Customer support?
  • 2Which recent work examples would make your application stronger for this role?
  • 3What details from the original source listing should you confirm before applying?