Use advanced design judgment to annotate editorial, poster, marketing, and short video assets for AI training. Work remotely for $20-$50 per hour with a flexible 20+ hour weekly commitment.
Image & Video Annotation
100% Remote Hourly · $20–$50/hr
$20–$50/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 26, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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Remote contract opportunity available worldwide
Part-time schedule with a commitment of 20+ hours per week
Pay range of $20-$50 USD per hour
Work conducted in English
About AI Training And Visual Data Annotation
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Contributors prepare and review examples that teach models to recognize patterns, interpret visual information, and produce more useful results.
In this role, your design expertise will help structure how AI systems interpret composition across print, digital, and motion media. Precise descriptions of typography, hierarchy, geometry, framing, movement, and visual flow can improve the quality of training data used to develop advanced models.
Apply professional design judgment to AI training data
Work with visual assets across editorial, poster, marketing, and motion formats
Contribute to datasets that help models understand design systems and composition
The Editorial, Poster And Marketing Layout Designer Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking an Editorial, Poster and Marketing Layout Designer to analyze and annotate visual design materials. You will deconstruct completed designs into compositional layers, document their visual systems, and create structured metadata using precise design terminology.
The role combines advanced knowledge of typography, color, layout, and visual hierarchy with meticulous written documentation. You will also review short video clips, describing cinematography, composition, framing, movement, and visual flow.
Role type: Contractor and part-time
Experience level listed for the project: Entry level
Workload: 20+ hours per week
Compensation: $20-$50 USD per hour
Location: Worldwide and fully remote
What You'll Do
You will use established visual and design vocabulary to create consistent annotations and structured content. You will also help improve the annotation framework by identifying unclear cases and documenting schema gaps for project leads and quality control.
Annotate editorial, poster, and marketing design assets
Review short video clips and describe cinematography, composition, framing, movement, and visual flow
Deconstruct designs into compositional layers
Populate structured metadata for hierarchy, geometry, style, and typographic systems
Create exemplar annotations that establish quality benchmarks for the dataset
Identify ambiguous cases, missing categories, and schema edge cases
Document findings to support guideline improvements
Maintain alignment with project leads and quality control as frameworks evolve
Use Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, or comparable tools to evaluate and structure layered design files
Requirements And Preferred Background
The strongest candidates bring substantial design experience and a portfolio that demonstrates advanced visual judgment. Professional work or a comparable portfolio may demonstrate the required background.
Three to five or more years of experience in graphic design, visual or brand design, layout, print, editorial design, or art direction
Advanced typography, color, layout, and visual hierarchy skills across editorial, poster, or marketing design
Expert-level proficiency with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, or equivalent design platforms
Ability to deconstruct visual compositions and explain them with precise design and cinematography terminology
Strong written English for consistent annotations and structured documentation
Professional experience or a portfolio demonstrating relevant graphic, editorial, print, brand, motion, or art direction work
Motion design, video editing, cinematography, or art direction experience is especially relevant to short video review and quality benchmarking
A bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Fine Arts, or a comparable professional portfolio is appropriate
Why This Work Matters
Every major AI system depends on examples prepared and reviewed by people. By applying your design expertise to visual annotation, you can work at the cutting edge of AI development while contributing skills that are difficult to replace with generic labeling.
Remote AI training work can fit around other commitments, with many projects offering flexible hours and workloads. OpenTrain helps you build toward a durable career by keeping your experience and opportunities connected in one place.
Use specialized design knowledge in a growing AI industry
Work remotely with a flexible part-time structure
Build a credible portfolio of AI training and annotation experience
Apply through OpenTrain and continue developing your professional profile
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