AI data annotation jobs in the Philippines
· 2 min read · countries, asia
Corpshore operates an owned delivery centre in the Philippines with employed local staff. Work covers annotation, transcription, evaluation and voice work, with particular demand for Tagalog and English code-switching, which most speech systems handle badly.
The short version
- The Philippines is a Corpshore delivery centre, with premises and employed staff.
- Tagalog and English code-switching is actively sourced.
- Evaluation and voice work run alongside annotation.
- The country has deep existing experience in delivery work for global clients.
- Applications are read by a person and answered either way.
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Apply to joinWork in this countryWhat work runs in the Philippines?
Annotation, transcription, evaluation and speech work. The Philippines has decades of experience delivering for global clients, which shows in how quickly teams here calibrate to a new rubric.
The distinctive opportunity is language. Taglish, the thoroughly mixed Tagalog and English of ordinary Filipino speech, is one of the clearest cases of code-switching in the world and one of the worst-served by speech recognition.
Why is Taglish valuable training data?
Because it breaks the assumption most speech systems are built on: that a recording is in one language. A system told the audio is English mishears the Tagalog; a system told it is Tagalog mishears the English.
Correctly tagged Taglish data is the fix, and producing it requires someone genuinely fluent in both, applying a convention consistently. That is skilled work and it is priced as such.
What does the delivery centre offer?
Employed local staff, premises, and onboarding by a person. Work can run on site or remotely depending on the project and what the client's data handling requires.
Payout methods are shown before you apply, and Jwuma runs weekly and regular payout cycles.
People also ask
Are there AI data jobs in the Philippines?
Yes. Corpshore runs an owned delivery centre in the Philippines with employed local staff, covering annotation, transcription, evaluation and speech work.
Is Taglish transcription work available?
Yes. Tagalog and English code-switching is actively sourced and is specialist work, because it requires genuine fluency in both languages and consistent tagging.
Can I work remotely from the Philippines?
Yes for much of the work. Some projects run on site where a client's data handling requirements call for it.