Phonetician/Linguist; Spanish
Listed on 2026-07-16
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Science
AI Evaluation, Data Annotation/ AI Labeling
Job Title
Ensure the linguistic and phonetic quality of Omilia's multilingual Text-to-Speech (TTS) systems by designing phoneme inventories, developing lexicons, and reviewing audio corpora to support enterprise-grade voice experiences.
AccountabilitiesAutonomy:
Independently conduct phonological and phonetic analysis, design phoneme inventories, and develop lexicons for multiple languages.
Scope & Complexity:
Responsible for linguistic quality across all supported languages in TTS, including handling underrepresented phenomena and complex language-specific features.
Impact:
Directly influences the naturalness, accuracy, and quality of Omilia's TTS output, impacting customer experience in global contact center deployments.
Influence/Mentorship:
Collaborates with TTS engineers, data scientists, and ML researchers; coordinates with native-speaker reviewers and external annotation pipelines.
- Conduct systematic phonological and phonetic analysis of the American Spanish language.
- Document language-specific features (prosody, stress, tone, coarticulation, dialect variation).
- Produce structured language profiles for TTS model training and evaluation.
- Define and maintain phoneme inventories; map to IPA and TTS-specific conventions.
- Corpus audits and optimal audio references selections for TTS target voice tuning
- Build and maintain pronunciation lexicons, including G2P rules and exceptions.
- Review and correct machine-generated G2P outputs; conduct pronunciation audits.
- Annotate audio corpora, develop evaluation protocols, and produce error analyses.
- Define linguistic criteria for TTS corpus selection and design prompts for data collection.
- Collaborate with TTS engineers to integrate linguistic artefacts into synthesis pipelines.
- Contribute to internal documentation and participate in research discussions.
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