AI Video Annotator

Job Description Summary: As an AI Annotator you accurately annotate and label data based on predefined guidelines. You analyze data and identify potential issues to correct them Private Households: Kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms (approx. 60% of volume). Retail & Service: Supermarkets, cafés, hotels, and restaurants (approx. 20% of volume). Industrial: Factories (approx. 5-10% of volume), laboratories, and nursing homes. Annotate and label data based on the reference guides provided Identify potential issues with the language Correct issues in the annotation Perform review activities for labeling and annotations performed by others Provide support and act as backup to AI Annotator- Senior Giving support, focusing on customers, embracing technology, managing self-development Required skills + qualities (non-technical): Good data analysis skills Excellent writing, spelling, reading comprehension and listening skills in native language Good writing, spelling, reading comprehension and listening skills in English High attention to detail and organizational skills Physical Mobility: Ability to stand and perform fine-motor tasks. Commitment: Reliability for a full-year 2026 engagement to support consistent model training. Attention to Detail: Ability to sustain focus on scripted task execution without reverting to natural human movement speed. Qualifications: Must be open to work on a shifting schedule on site set-up

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