The Languages, Translation & Voice roles open on Mindrift today. For the same field across every platform, see all Languages, Translation & Voice jobs.
None of these jobs publishes its pay. Last checked on October 18, 2026.
This is a paid in-person research study looking at how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools across languages and cultures. It is intended for native French speakers living in the New York area who use French daily and have used a smartphone as their main personal phone for several years.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research study in which participants walk a research team through how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools over one to three days. It is aimed at native Hebrew speakers who live in New York and want to help researchers understand how Hebrew speakers use their devices.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, short in-person research study on how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, with a focus on how habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Japanese speakers who use Japanese daily and can take part over three consecutive days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study looking at how people who use Korean operate their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, compared with English speakers. It suits native Korean speakers who live locally, use a smartphone as their main personal device, and can commit to three consecutive days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research session in which native Hebrew speakers walk a research team through how they use their phones and favourite apps in daily life. It is aimed at people who use Hebrew every day and have relied on a smartphone for several years, so that future digital products can serve Hebrew speakers better.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a short in-person user research study about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, with attention to differences across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native German speakers living in New York who can take part in sessions over consecutive days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, three-day in-person research study in Midtown Manhattan about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools in Italian. It is designed for native Italian speakers who live in the city and use Italian daily, to help researchers understand how Italian speakers use their devices.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study in Midtown Manhattan about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. It is aimed at native Italian speakers who live in New York and use Italian daily, and it helps researchers design technology that suits Italian-speaking users.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study on how Japanese speakers use their phones, apps, and everyday digital tools, so that future products can serve Japanese-speaking users better. It suits native Japanese speakers who use a smartphone daily and can commit to three consecutive days of sessions.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, short in-person research study in which participants talk through how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. It is aimed at native European Portuguese speakers who live in New York and use Portuguese daily, so that researchers can learn how Portuguese speakers use their devices.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a short paid in-person research study for native Hebrew speakers who live in New York and use Hebrew daily. Participants talk with a research team about how they use their phones and apps and share examples of their everyday phone activity. It suits people who want to contribute to research on how language shapes digital tool use.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Japanese speakers who live in New York and use a smartphone as their main personal phone, and it lets them share their own experience so that future products serve Japanese speakers better.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study in Midtown Manhattan about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools across languages. It is aimed at people who grew up speaking Portuguese natively and use the language daily, so that future products can serve them better.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study on how native Danish speakers use phones, apps and everyday digital tools, so that future products can serve them better. Participants spend one to three days with a research team, walking through their daily phone habits, sharing examples of their phone activity and completing a short questionnaire. It suits people who use Danish daily and can communicate in English.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study on how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, with a focus on how habits differ across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Italian speakers who use Italian daily and have used a smartphone as their main personal phone for several years.
Posted October 14, 2026
This paid research study invites native Swedish speakers to take part in a short in-person session about how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. Participants walk the research team through their habits and choose which examples of their phone activity to share. It suits people who use Swedish daily and can commit to three consecutive days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person user research study in which participants share how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools over one to three days. It is aimed at native German speakers who grew up in Switzerland and live in New York City, and who are comfortable communicating in English. Participation is voluntary and covered by a consent form that explains the study.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study in Midtown Manhattan on how German speakers use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. Participants spend one to three days with the research team, describing their habits and sharing examples of their daily phone activity. The study is aimed at native German speakers living in New York who use German in daily life and have long-term experience with a smartphone.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person user research study in Midtown Manhattan about how Italian speakers use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. It is open to native Italian speakers living in New York who use a smartphone as their main personal phone.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a short paid user research study on how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native European Portuguese speakers who use Portuguese daily and can communicate in English.
Posted October 14, 2026
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114 Mindrift Languages, Translation & Voice jobs are open on SideHustler today. 114 were posted in the last 7 days. Listings are rechecked against the official postings: the latest check on this list was on October 18, 2026.
None of these roles currently publishes a rate. We show pay only when the platform publishes it, never an estimate.
The most requested areas of expertise on these listings are Multilingual Expertise, English Language, Language Evaluation, UX/UI Design. Each listing states its own requirements.
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