BLEND Announces Remote Voice-Over, Multilingual Recording and AI Language Jobs: Applications Open for Native Speakers Worldwide 2026

Overview

BLEND is recruiting native speakers and language professionals for a variety of remote, project-based opportunities in voice-over recording, speech technology, artificial intelligence voice development, and medical transcript review. The recruitment campaign offers roles across multiple languages, accents, and professional backgrounds to contribute to customer-service audio projects, multilingual speech datasets, and artificial intelligence language technologies.

Who can apply

Available positions vary in their eligibility requirements, recording arrangements, and project durations. While certain opportunities are open to speakers in different countries, others have strict geographical requirements. In particular, the medical transcript review assignments are exclusively available to qualified individuals based in the United States or its territories, and locations will be verified. Some recording positions do not require professional voice-over experience and are accessible to individuals with natural speaking voices, good communication skills, and access to suitable recording equipment.

What you get

Selected participants contribute to diverse audio and technology initiatives, including customer-service voice projects, speech technology research, and synthetic voice model development. While some initial sample tasks or assessments are unpaid, successful applicants progress to paid recording and review assignments. Projects involve specific durations, such as medical transcript review assignments estimated at approximately 3.5 hours.

Requirements

Applicants must meet the language, accent, and technical specifications for their chosen project. Recording roles typically require a quiet environment, a mobile phone or decent-quality microphone, and the ability to submit clear audio files such as uncompressed WAV formats. Certain projects involve commercial licensing and artificial intelligence voice cloning under non-exclusive licenses, requiring participants to review and agree to specific licensing conditions and screening questionnaires. Medical transcript review requires strong language comprehension and the ability to recognize sensitive personal information in clinical conversations.

How to apply

Interested candidates must access the official recruitment platform to review available positions and select the opportunity that matches their language skills and location. Applications may involve submitting short voice samples, completing screening questionnaires, or undergoing additional qualification assessments. Candidates should thoroughly examine project requirements, recording specifications, payment arrangements, and licensing conditions prior to submission.

Key dates

Medical transcript review assignments are scheduled to take place from 4 August to 7 August.