AI Assisted Data Entry Operator - Philippines

The position consists of training a spatial 3d Artificial Intelligence. The contractor will watch video footage captured in constructions of all kinds. Artificial Intelligence can recognize complex and diverse information about it, but some mistakes are only fixable by humans. It is a quality assurance (QA) fixing imagery instead of numbers or data.<br><br>All candidates will go through three interviews, conducted on video chat in English, that will take approximately 30 minutes each.<br><br>A good internet connection and a computer are mandatory; accommodations to fulfill this requirement will be discussed accordingly before starting.<br><br>The job is paid hourly and requires a minimum of 8 hours daily. Extra time is not mandatory but can be requested at will, depending on the volume of work. Weekends hours are optional.<br><br>Please DO NOT apply if you are not in the Philippines.<br><br><strong>About OLIANT<br><br></strong>OLIANT is a people-centric pioneer in software and IT services, transforming technology into real-world success. With roots in the United States and ties to Bulgaria, we deliver globally-minded, client-focused solutions.<br><br>We champion collaboration, innovation, and growth, prioritizing our team's professional development. Our commitment to quality and agility shines through in our tailored IT services that consistently surpass client expectations.<br><br>Join OLIANT - a community where challenges are opportunities, and individual contributions shape digital transformation. With us, you're not just embarking on a new job but a journey toward personal and professional success. Begin your future in the vibrant world of IT services with OLIANT.

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