Perform on-demand DICOM CT segmentation of lower-limb bones, usually one leg at a time, with 24-hour turnaround requirements. Intermediate contractors can earn $5-$15 per hour while helping improve medical AI.
Medical & Health
Remote Hourly · $5–$15/hr
$5–$15/hr
Compensation
5 countries
Eligibility
Intermediate
Experience
Jun 3, 2026
Posted
Open to applicants in
Colombia Mexico India Costa Rica Argentina
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About AI Training and Medical Image Annotation
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. In medical image projects, skilled contributors prepare and review structured data so AI systems can learn from clear, accurate examples. This work combines technical expertise, attention to detail, and established annotation procedures.
Work with medical DICOM and CT scan data
Create precise segmentation labels for AI development
Contribute to cutting-edge medical imaging workflows
The Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking an intermediate Biomedical Image Segmentation Engineer for on-demand segmentation of lower-limb DICOM and CT scans. Assignments are handled one by one rather than in batches, and usually involve one leg.
You will perform a rough segmentation across the global CT scan, then refine the segmentation for a specific area measuring approximately 50 to 150 mm in the Z direction, or roughly 50 to 150 slices. Each received assignment must be completed within 24 hours.
Role type: Contractor
Experience level: Intermediate
Work pattern: On demand, one assignment at a time
Pay: $5-$15 USD per hour, with $10 USD per hour listed
Eligible countries: Colombia, Mexico, India, Costa Rica, and Argentina
What You'll Do
You will segment bony structures according to the project's specifications and produce high-quality outputs for medical imaging AI workflows. The work includes both broad scan-level segmentation and detailed segmentation of the designated anatomical region.
Segment lower-limb bony structures in DICOM and CT scans
Usually work on one leg per assignment
Perform rough segmentation on the global CT scan
Refine a specified 50 to 150 mm area with accuracy
Generate anatomical 3D models
Conduct quality checks according to established procedures
Complete each assignment within 24 hours of receipt
Requirements
Applicants should have experience with CT scan segmentation of bony structures. Experience applying this work to the lower leg is a plus.
Intermediate-level experience
Experience segmenting bony structures in CT scans
Ability to follow project specifications
Ability to complete individual assignments within 24 hours
Lower-leg segmentation experience is preferred but not required
Who Should Apply
This opportunity is suited to professionals who are comfortable working with CT imaging data and precise anatomical segmentation. It may be a strong fit for contributors seeking flexible, project-based work in medical AI training.
Biomedical image segmentation professionals
Medical imaging specialists with bone segmentation experience
Contributors familiar with lower-limb CT anatomy
Intermediate practitioners seeking on-demand contractor work
How AI Training Work Fits Your Career
AI training and data labeling are expanding areas of technical work. People contribute by annotating images, reviewing model outputs, and preparing examples that help artificial intelligence become more accurate and useful. Projects are often flexible and remote, allowing contributors to build experience while working around other commitments.
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Take on assignments as they become available
Use specialized medical imaging knowledge in AI development
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