The work
You will analyze images and short video clips to help AI systems understand visual scenes, movement, and context. The work combines visual judgment, structured labeling, and checks of AI-generated results.
You will also describe how scenes change over time, how people or objects interact, and how visual details support the story or context. Annotation guidelines and quality standards must be followed consistently.
You may coordinate with project leads as annotation rules and quality benchmarks change.
- Identify subjects, settings, actions, emotions, and other key visual details.
- Describe temporal sequences, scene transitions, interactions, and storytelling flow.
- Label mood, lighting, spatial relationships, and other visual cues.
- Review AI-generated outputs for correctness, structure, and relevance.
- Create structured information that helps models understand static and moving visual content.
What it takes
This is an entry-level role. Previous image or video annotation experience is helpful but not required.
- Work 20 or more hours per week.
- Open worldwide.
- Strong English reading, writing, communication, and comprehension skills.
- Careful attention to detail and the ability to follow nuanced instructions.
- Analytical thinking for interpreting context and intent in scripts.
- Comfort with basic computer tools, file uploads, and audio-related file formats.
- A reliable desktop or laptop and stable internet connection.
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting and collaborate clearly with others.
How it works
Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.
About AI training work
AI training is the human work behind modern AI systems, including labeling images and video and reviewing model outputs. OpenTrain is a platform where people find these projects, build a profile, and apply to start growing experience in the field.