Help train computer vision systems by reviewing and annotating images and video, identifying objects, actions, and events. This remote contractor role pays $50 to $90 per hour and welcomes entry-level applicants.
Image & Video Annotation
$50–$90/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Sep 17, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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AI systems learn from examples prepared and reviewed by people. In visual data annotation, contributors label images and video so computer vision systems can recognize objects, understand actions, and interpret events more accurately.
This work is part of a fast-growing technology field and can be accessible to people without prior AI experience. Careful visual review, consistent judgment, and strong attention to detail are central to producing useful training data.
As an Image and Video Annotation Specialist, you will review, label, and annotate visual content for an AI data project. You will identify relevant objects, actions, events, and other visual details while applying project-specific grading and annotation guidelines.
No prior AI experience is required. Experience with image or video annotation, data labeling, visual content review, or similar data-focused work is highly valued. The role is suitable for entry-level contributors who can maintain accuracy across large volumes of visual data.
You will use image and video annotation platforms to create accurate labels, tags, classifications, and structured observations. Some assignments may require reviewing footage frame by frame to identify important actions or changes.
You will also document unclear or ambiguous content, communicate task-related observations, and work with project trainers and other contributors to maintain consistency across datasets.
Success in this role requires careful visual judgment, reliable documentation, and the ability to follow detailed instructions consistently. You should be comfortable working independently in a remote environment while maintaining quality across a high volume of content.
Previous experience is helpful but not required for AI work. Familiarity with annotation tools, video labeling workflows, AI training, machine learning data preparation, computer vision, robotics, or similar projects is a strong plus.
OpenTrain makes it simple to begin building a career in AI training and data labeling. Create your free account, complete your profile, and apply through OpenTrain for consideration for this contractor project.
If selected, you will follow the project's annotation instructions, complete assigned visual review tasks, and use feedback from quality reviews to improve accuracy throughout the engagement.
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