About this role
About The Role We're building next-generation AI systems for aviation and autonomous flight — and we need people who actually speak the language of the skies. If you know the difference between a squawk code and a SIGMET, this role was made for you. This is not generic transcription work. We're looking for aviation-savvy contributors to accurately transcribe real-world Air Traffic Control (ATC) and pilot radio communications, helping train AI that will power the future of aviation safety and autonomy. Organization: Alignerr (Powered by Labelbox) Type: Hourly / Task-Based Contract Location: Remote Commitment: 10–40 hours/week What You'll Do Transcribe real-world ATC ↔ pilot audio recordings with precision Label speakers, callsigns, instructions, and responses accurately Capture aviation terminology, abbreviations, and standard phraseology correctly Work through task-based assignments at your own pace Maintain high quality and accuracy standards — this work directly impacts aviation AI systems Who You Are A pilot, student pilot, Air Traffic Controller, or aviation professional An aviation enthusiast who regularly listens to and understands ATC communications Deeply familiar with standard aviation radio phraseology and procedures Extremely detail-oriented and patient with audio-based work Self-motivated and able to work independently and asynchronously You don't need to be a professional transcriptionist — but you do need to genuinely understand aviation communications. Nice to Have Experience with LiveATC, pilot training, or ATC simulation Background in aviation operations, dispatching, or flight training Familiarity with ICAO or FAA phraseology standards Why Join Us Work on cutting-edge AI projects shaping the future of aviation Fully remote and flexible — work on your own schedule Freelance perks: autonomy, variety, and global collaboration High-quality contributors receive priority access to more tasks Your work has real-world impact on aviation safety and AI development Potential for ongoing work and contract extension