Find data annotation work that fits your experience
OpenTrain hires people for remote data annotation and data labeling projects. Current work may include evaluating text, labeling images or video, reviewing audio, collecting data, and checking the quality of model outputs.
Every listing explains the actual task, location and language eligibility, expected experience, schedule, and available pay information. Some roles welcome new annotators, while technical or regulated projects may require subject-matter expertise.
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Create one free OpenTrain account to apply. Successful candidates may work on an OpenTrain project or be placed or referred to the client whose project they support. Always use the requirements in the individual job listing as the source of truth.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a data annotation job?
- Data annotation jobs involve labeling, reviewing, or evaluating text, images, video, audio, documents, or other data so AI systems can be trained and assessed.
- Are these data annotation jobs remote?
- Yes. Jobs listed here are remote, but some projects are limited to specific countries or languages. Check each listing before applying.
- Do I need data labeling experience?
- Requirements vary. Some projects are entry level, while others need language, technical, scientific, medical, legal, or quality assurance experience.
- How do I apply for data annotation work?
- Open a job listing, review its requirements and pay information, and apply through OpenTrain with a free candidate account.