Bharath G.

Key Skills

Software

AWS SageMaker

Appen

Axiom AI

Clickworker

CrowdSource

Data Annotation Tech

Deep Systems

Dataturk

Hasty

Google Cloud Vertex AI

Micro1

Mercor

Mighty AI

Remotasks

Redbrick AI

Toloka

Surge AI

Snorkel AI

Top Subject Matter

Education (engineering instruction and mentoring)

ASL gesture translation using embedded sensing

Legal Services & Contract Review

Top Data Types

Audio

Text

Document

Top Task Types

Bounding Box

Polygon

Point/Key Point

Segmentation

Classification

Polyline

Entity (NER) Classification

Object Detection

Text Generation

Cuboid

Text Summarization

RLHF

Question Answering

Fine-tuning

Red Teaming

Transcription

Evaluation/Rating

Computer Programming/Coding

Data Collection

Function Calling

Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)

Freelancer Overview

Teaching Assistant – ASU 101 Section Leader at Arizona State University. Brings 3+ years of professional experience across complex professional workflows, research, and quality-focused execution. Core strengths include Don't disclose. Education includes Bachelor of Science, Arizona State University (2026) and Certificate, Arizona State University (2026). AI-training focus includes data types such as Audio, Computer Code, and Programming and labeling workflows including Translation and Localization.

Labeling Experience

Prototype Lead (EPICS program) at VISIONARY HANDS

Don't discloseTextText Generation

Prototyped an ASL-to-audio conversion system to provide real-time translation assistance. The project required interpreting sensor readings corresponding to gestures and producing audio output for translation/localization. Built and integrated microcontroller logic to convert gesture sensor data into usable vector readings for audio translation. • Designed glove using flex sensors, gyroscope, and accelerometer • Achieved ~90% accuracy in ASL gesture interpretation • Programmed and integrated ESP32 for real-time translation • Led prototype development as part of EPICS team

2024 - 2024

Teaching Assistant – ASU 101 Section Leader at Arizona State University

Don't discloseAudioRLHF

Led weekly discussions and mentoring for freshmen engineering students in an introductory course setting. While not explicitly data labeling, the role involved guiding learners through translation-focused and applied engineering concepts. Focused on facilitating workshops and feedback loops to support student understanding and deliverables. • Mentored 30+ freshmen • Led weekly discussions and career development guidance • Facilitated workshops and collaboration • Delivered short lectures to encourage participation

2024 - 2024

Education

Work History