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Video Annotation Specialist

$50–$90/h

Global

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About the role

Review robotic-arm recordings and convert observed actions into structured labels for an AI-training dataset. The project depends on consistent interpretation of detailed grading rules.

Skills and focus areas

video annotation · data labeling · attention to detail

What you will do

  • Identify the actions and outcomes visible in each recording.
  • Annotate events using the designated tools and project taxonomy.
  • Escalate unclear cases and calibrate decisions with other reviewers.
  • Apply quality feedback before submitting labeled datasets.

Experience and requirements

  • Previous video-labeling or comparable annotation work is preferred.
  • Excellent visual attention and disciplined self-organization.
  • Ability to communicate questions and maintain consistent records.

Working arrangements

  • Remote contractor engagement.

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