Driving Behavior Video Annotator (Germany)

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Why AI training matters

AI training (also called data labeling or annotation) is the human work behind every major AI system. People prepare and review examples—like images, video, and text—so models learn correct behavior.

This field offers flexible, accessible work and a chance to influence cutting‑edge systems. Many projects are well suited to part‑time contributors who follow clear instructions and maintain high quality.

The role

You will review 5‑second driving video clips and select a single frame that best captures a key vehicle behavior (for example: turning, lane keeping, yielding). Each clip is labeled with one behavior from a predefined list.

These annotations are used to train and evaluate autonomous driving systems. The work emphasizes careful visual judgment, consistent application of labeling rules, and attention to detail.

What you'll do

• Watch short (≈5 second) driving video clips and identify the single frame that best represents the target behavior.
• Assign one behavior label per clip from a predefined list (examples: turning, lane following, yielding).
• Follow annotation guidelines precisely and apply consistent judgment across clips.

Requirements

• Minimum 1–2 years of experience in data labeling or related annotation work.
• Hold a valid driver’s license issued in Germany; candidates who cannot provide a license will be disqualified.
• Ability to analyze brief video clips, recognize driving behaviors, and follow detailed instructions.
• You may submit a scanned license with personal details (birthdate, ID number) redacted as part of verification.
• Able to work less than 20 hours per week in a contractor, part‑time arrangement.

Compensation & logistics

Pay is USD 19.00 per hour (PAY_PER_HOUR). Employment types: contractor, part‑time. Time commitment: less than 20 hours per week.

Labeling work uses video data and focuses on action recognition tasks. No specific labeling software is required in the listing; further instructions will be provided after hiring.

Who should apply and next steps

Apply if you have hands‑on labeling experience, clear familiarity with everyday driving behaviors in Germany, and a valid German driver’s license you can verify (with permissible redactions).

Applications will be reviewed for experience and license verification; candidates who cannot produce an acceptable license will not pass screening. Further onboarding details and labeling guidelines will be shared with selected contributors.