Is this job worth applying to?

Pay

Above typicalTops out at $65/hr. The typical top rate across 238 priced audio listings is $40/hr.

Getting in

Some screeningVaries; several days to weeks. Expertise or language fluency matching a listed project.

Steady work

Work is patchyHours can be very low.

Payout record

Pays on timeSchedule: varies by project. Payment method not published.

Freshness

Over a year oldPosted over a year ago. Still listed on Invisible on Nov 6, 2026.

Where you live

Named countries onlyOpen in Philippines.

The job description

Target Profile:

Near-Native Proficiency in Tagalog

Project Overview:

We're engaging experts in Tagalog to record short scripted reads. Think light voice acting/voiceover: clean diction, natural delivery, and consistent quality. Looking for expressive and conversational! If you’ve got a quiet space and a decent mic, we want to hear you.

Must speak 2 languages well (preferably non-English).

Must be native fluency in the listed language then either 1 - equal proficiency in the other, 2 - near native in the other or 3 - working proficiency in the other

What you’ll do

Record short lines and paragraphs in your dominant language (various tones: friendly, neutral, authoritative).
Participate in paired or group script readings with other Tagalog-speakers, typically short scripts of around 5 minutes.
Follow direction and retake as needed for timing, emphasis, and clarity.
Submit clean, well-labeled audio files on schedule.

What you’ll need

Native-level fluency in your language and strong, easy-to-understand speech.
Silent recording environment (no background noise, echo, or hum).
Crisp audio: a good microphone is a big plus (USB/XLR), stable setup, pop filter if possible.
Ability to follow briefs and take notes on pronunciation or style.

Nice-to-haves

Prior VO/voice acting, podcasting, or on-mic experience.
Basic audio hygiene (steady levels, consistent mic distance). No heavy editing required—just clean, raw takes

We offer a pay range of $8 to $65 per hour, with the exact rate determined after evaluating your experience, expertise, and geographic location. Final offer amounts may vary from the pay range listed above. As a contractor you’ll supply a secure computer, high-quality microphone and recording setup, and stable internet connection; company-sponsored benefits such as health insurance and PTO do not apply.

Job title: Tagalog Voice Acting Specialist – AI Trainer
Employment type: Contract
Workplace type: Remote
Seniority level: Mid-Senior

How do you apply to Invisible?

Apply on Invisible

The Apply button opens this post on Invisible's own site. You apply with them, not with Rubric. Timing: varies; several days to weeks.

Get through screening

What Invisible asks for after you apply:

Browse open projects on Meridial
Join the network and complete your profile, including country
Take the skills assessment or interview for the project
Wait to be matched and onboarded to a project team

Start work and get paid

Pay schedule: varies by project. Ask how they pay you, too. You're paid for the work they hand out, not a fixed salary.

Invisible also needs

Expertise or language fluency matching a listed project
Reliable internet

Red flags

Red flagClients or projects disappearing for months with no update
Red flagSudden project cancellations

What is Invisible like to work for?

AI training and operations company that hires freelance AI trainers through its Meridial expert network, mostly onto team-based projects.

Advertised pay	$6–65/hr
Getting in	Some screening
Application takes	Varies; several days to weeks
How you get paid	Varies by project
Payout record	Pays on time
Countries	Each listing names the countries it accepts, some covering about 145 countries. Invisible has posted India-only roles (coding, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Hindi), with pay adjusted by location.

Listings show $6–65/hr and the rate depends on your country; many entry projects pay around $15–25/hr.