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Audio Recording Specialist with English (New Zealand regional variant)

TSMG | New Zealand

RemoteContractMid Level

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Last checked on CVScouting: May 04, 2026

Original site: himalayas.app

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Job listing at TSMG in New Zealand. The source lists this as a remote contract position.

Role OverviewWe are seeking a detail-oriented Audio Recording Specialist to create high-quality audio recordings in an assigned language.

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