What this work can involve
Tasks in these listings support AI-training and data-labeling projects and can include annotating images or video, transcribing or recording audio, rating or writing model outputs, evaluating search results, translating text, and applying subject-matter review.
Each posting describes the exact responsibilities and deliverables for its project; review the live posting to understand what a particular role requires.
- Image and video annotation: labeling, tagging, or adding metadata for visual content.
- Audio and speech work: transcription, segmentation, or quality evaluation.
- Text tasks: rating responses, classifying content, translating, or creating examples.
- Domain review: checking factual accuracy or relevance using subject knowledge.
Transferable skills that help
Useful strengths include careful attention to detail, clear written communication, consistency in applying labels, and the ability to work with language-specific instructions when a posting lists a language requirement.
Think of these as helpful attributes to evaluate whether a listing matches your strengths; the live posting specifies which skills or credentials are required.
- Language fluency when a posting lists a language requirement.
- Analytical care: noticing small differences and applying consistent judgments.
- Clear documentation: explaining decisions concisely if a project asks for notes.
- Pattern recognition: detecting recurring errors or labeling inconsistencies.
What to inspect in each live posting
The live posting is the source of truth for eligibility, location rules, language requirements, qualifications, responsibilities, and other role-specific details. If a posting explicitly accepts applicants located in Japan it will state that in its eligibility or location rules.
Do not assume details across listings; always read the individual listing to confirm whether it suits your situation before applying.
- Eligibility and location rules: confirm the posting explicitly accepts applicants located in Japan.
- Language and skill requirements: check which languages and competencies the posting lists.
- Responsibilities and deliverables: review the specific tasks described in the posting.
- Other role-specific details: rely on the live posting for anything not covered here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does it mean when a posting accepts applicants located in Japan?
- It means the specific job listing explicitly allows applicants who are located in Japan to apply; that statement appears in the posting’s eligibility or location rules. Check the live posting for the full terms of eligibility and any location-related language.
- Are the listings on this facet remote roles?
- This facet groups remote AI training and data-labeling listings that explicitly accept applicants located in Japan. Individual postings state whether a role is remote or has other location requirements, so review each posting to confirm the working arrangement for that role.
- How do I apply and who is the hiring organization?
- Candidates apply through OpenTrain. OpenTrain is the hiring organization for the roles presented here and may place or refer successful candidates to the client whose project they will support. Refer to the live posting for all role-specific details.
- What should I check before applying?
- Use the live posting as your source of truth: confirm the posting’s eligibility and location rules, any listed language or skill requirements, the described responsibilities, and any other role-specific details the listing provides before submitting an application.