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Spanish AI training jobs

16 open roles that need Spanish speakers. AI models are weakest outside English, so labs pay native and fluent speakers to find where the output is wrong, unnatural, or culturally off.

Showing 16 roles · top rate $120/hr · updated Nov 5, 2026

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Medical

Medical Expert, Spanish (Spain)

$120/hr
via Mercor
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Legal

Legal Expert, Spanish (Spain)

$85/hr
via Mercor
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Languages

Spanish Bilingual Expert (Mexico)

$30 - $65/hr
via micro1
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Finance

Finance Expert, Spanish (Spain)

$65/hr
via Mercor
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Other

Spanish Tutors

$60 - $65/hr
1 hired this monthvia Mercor
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Other

Human Resources Expert, Spanish (Spain)

$60/hr
via Mercor
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Other

Consulting Expert, Spanish (Spain)

$60/hr
3 hired this monthvia Mercor
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Legal

Bilingual (Spanish) Benefits Counselor

$35 - $50/hr
via micro1
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Spanish Linguistic Experts

$50/hr
via Mercor
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Other

STEM Expert, Spanish (Spain)

$50/hr
via Mercor
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Voice Actor: CX Agent Voice Cloning (Spanish - Peru)

$50/hr
Peruvia Mercor
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Voice Actor: CX Agent Voice Cloning (Spanish - Peninsular)

$50/hr
Spainvia Mercor
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Voice Actor: CX Agent Voice Cloning (Spanish - Mexico)

$50/hr
Mexicovia Mercor
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Voice Actor: CX Agent Voice Cloning (Spanish - Latin America)

$50/hr
18 countriesvia Mercor
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Other

Spanish-Language Consumer Reviewer

$20 - $30/hr
via micro1
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Other

Audiobook QA Expert — Spanish (US)

$15 - $20/hr
Remote — preferred: United Statesvia Mercor
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What Spanish language work involves

Judging translation quality

Deciding whether a translation is accurate and natural — the difference between technically correct and what a Spanish speaker would actually write.

Transcription and audio

Transcribing Spanish speech, marking accent and dialect, and flagging where a speech model has misheard.

Cultural review

Catching output that is grammatically fine but culturally wrong: idioms that do not transfer, or register that is too formal or too casual.

Most Spanish listings ask for native or near-native fluency plus strong English comprehension. A translation qualification helps for the higher-rate specialist work but is rarely required.

Read the full guide for translators and linguists

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