We are looking to find a skilled Clinical Articulation and Phoneme Accuracy Annotator to join our growing team.

You will annotate phoneme-level articulation accuracy in recorded speech, identifying substitutions, distortions, omissions and atypical productions. These annotations support training for detailed articulation-aware models.

Responsibilities:

• Label phoneme-level articulation errors using a defined scheme

• Identify substitutions, distortions, omissions and additions

• Tag patterns such as fronting, stopping, gliding or cluster reduction

• Add short notes for ambiguous or inconsistent productions Maintain consistent application of the taxonomy across datasets

Requirements:

• Training in clinical phonetics or articulation assessment

• Strong phoneme discrimination ability

• Comfort with waveform and time-aligned annotation tools

Background:

• Speech-language pathology, articulation assessment or therapy planning

• Experience with structured articulation testing

Sample Test Task:

• Annotate articulation errors in a 60-second recording containing controlled word lists.

Compensation

• Per annotated minute or per batch of phoneme-level samples.