**What you’ll be doing** **Hearing Preparation** - Virtually attend live court and arbitration hearings to build familiarity with legal terminology and court procedures. - Support hearing operations by starting recordings, monitoring audio quality, and liaising with relevant teams to resolve any audio or technical issues. - Review client documentation and prepare custom glossaries for new hearings as part of standard hearing preparation. **Editing & Transcript Production** - Edit live or post-hearing Speech-to-Text output, developing accuracy, speed, and knowledge of legal terminology. - Work alongside experienced editors on shorter hearing segments to gain experience producing same-day transcripts. Communicate and collaborate with colleagues using Slack and other internal tools to maintain consistency across transcripts. - Continuously improve transcript readability, consistency, and turnaround times. **Training & Development** - Complete comprehensive training covering both editorial and technical aspects of the role through structured feedback, documentation, and virtual or in person training sessions. - Develop the stamina, accuracy, and quick decision-making skills needed to handle increasingly complex and demanding editing work. **Progression & Greater Responsibility** - Take increasing ownership of hearing preparation, glossary creation, and hearing management for your team. - Identify and address inconsistencies across transcript production while coordinating with team members. - Progress to working within smaller editorial teams, contributing to all stages of transcript production, including real-time editing, editing transcript feeds, team leadership responsibilities, and finalising transcripts for client distribution. - Maintain delivery of high-quality transcripts accurately and efficiently under tight deadlines.

Role Description Opus 2 is seeking an enthusiastic Speech-to-Text Editor to join our Speech-to-Text team. The successful candidate will work on transcripts of court hearings, public inquiries, arbitrations, and tribunals, as well as meetings, interviews, and telephone calls. The role is fully remote, allowing involvement in high-profile cases globally. - Ensure transcripts are produced to the requisite standard by following existing quality control guidelines. - Immerse yourself in the world of court reporting and attend virtual hearings to familiarize with legal jargon. - Receive comprehensive training in transcript production and editing via the Opus 2 Speech-to-Text Editing Suite. Qualifications - Self-motivated and enthusiastic. - Flexible and able to work in a team. - Ability to maintain focus during prolonged periods of editing. - Extremely high standard of written and spoken English. - Ability to proofread and proficient in researching. - High attention to detail. - Effective communication skills with colleagues and clients. - Confident with Microsoft Office, specifically Word and Outlook. - Typing speed of 50wpm minimum (from audio). Requirements - Previous transcription, editing, or proofreading experience. - A degree is preferred but not required; equivalent practical experience is equally valued. Benefits - Contributory pension plan. - 26 days annual holidays and flexible working. - Private Health Insurance. - Loyalty Share Scheme. - Enhanced Maternity and Paternity. - Employee Assistance Programme. - Calm and Mindfulness sessions. - A day of leave to volunteer for charity and an active CSR team. - Regular company social events.

• Ingest, transcode, organize, log, and label footage from productions • Sync and color correct footage • Generate and organize transcripts • Help usher each video through the legal process, evaluating stock and releases • Conform picture and sound in preparation for grading and mixing • Package together all final elements, render, and QC final exports • Attend regularly scheduled meetings • Support Editors with stock, music and archival research • Work with Directors/Editors to edit ancillary videos: Shorts, sizzles, and cutdowns • Interpret partner notes in collaboration with the Director and SCP

• Provide timely, accurate, and useful information to help commuters plan their drives. • Deliver up to the minute reports on accidents, delays, and major traffic disruptions. • Read traffic updates, commercials, and public service announcements on air. • Gather information from multiple intake sources and monitor local, state, and national traffic feeds to determine what’s most relevant. • Research, write, and produce traffic and weather copy for on air use; edit audio using digital editing software. • Manage incoming information, verify facts, and ensure all details are accurate and current; maintain updated content on station websites. • Create written, visual, audio, and video content for websites, blogs, and social media platforms. • Work a flexible schedule as needed, which may include early mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays.