What this work can involve
Tasks vary by project but generally involve producing, checking, or labeling data that AI systems learn from. Examples include annotating images or video, transcribing or reviewing audio, rating model outputs, comparing responses, translating text, or applying subject-matter guidance to judge correctness.
Each posting will describe the specific task set, the content domain, and any language or subject-matter expectations. Do not assume the exact tasks from one listing apply to another; read each job for precise responsibilities.
- Image and video annotation: marking objects, categories, or bounding regions.
- Audio work: transcribing speech, verifying transcripts, or labeling sounds.
- Evaluation and rating: judging responses for accuracy, relevance, or safety.
- Language tasks: translating, validating phrasing, or checking fluency.
Transferable skills to consider
Useful abilities include careful attention to detail, consistent judgment when applying written guidelines, and clear comprehension of task instructions. Some roles ask for subject-matter familiarity or specific language knowledge depending on the project.
These descriptions outline helpful capabilities, not requirements set by every posting; check the live job for the exact skills and qualifications the client requests.
- Strong pattern recognition and consistency when following labeling rules.
- Good reading comprehension for interpreting instructions and examples.
- Language accuracy and cultural familiarity for language-focused projects.
- Focus and patience for detail-oriented or comparison tasks.
What to check in a live posting and OpenTrain's role
The live posting is the only source of truth for eligibility, qualifications, hours, pay, schedule, and other project rules. Confirm that the posting explicitly accepts applicants located in Thailand and read all role-specific requirements and examples the client provides.
OpenTrain is the hiring organization for the roles presented on this facet; candidates apply through OpenTrain, and OpenTrain may place or refer successful applicants to the client whose project they will support. Refer to each job posting for all other details.
- Eligibility: whether applicants located in Thailand may apply and any location-related constraints.
- Required language(s), subject-matter expertise, and any mandatory qualifications.
- Task examples, expected quality measures, and any stated hours or scheduling notes.
- Pay, application instructions, and other project-specific terms as listed on the posting.
Frequently asked questions
- What does 'accept applicants located in Thailand' mean for a posting?
- It means the individual job posting explicitly states that candidates who are located in Thailand may apply. Each posting controls its own eligibility rules, so confirm on the live listing whether being located in Thailand satisfies that role’s location requirement.
- Are these roles remote or based in Thailand?
- This facet is for remote AI training and data-labeling roles that explicitly accept applicants located in Thailand. Still, the live posting will state any additional location-related constraints or expectations, so check the job details before applying.
- How do I apply and what is OpenTrain's role?
- OpenTrain is the hiring organization for the roles shown on this page; candidates apply through OpenTrain. OpenTrain may place or refer successful applicants to the client whose project they will support. For all other application and project specifics, rely on the live posting.
- What specific details should I look for on a job posting?
- Look for explicit statements about eligibility (including whether applicants located in Thailand are accepted), required languages, any subject-matter expertise, task examples or samples, stated hours or scheduling notes, and the posting’s information about pay and other project terms. The posting is the authoritative source for all role-specific details.