Filipino Data Annotation Specialist – Remote | Freelance

ABOUT THE ROLE

HHR Talent is building a team of freelance Filipino-language data annotators for a long-term AI project — and we are selective about who joins it, because the people on this project stay with it.

The work: you review and label Filipino (Tagalog) language data according to detailed project guidelines, helping improve the quality of AI models used by millions of people. There is no coding, no sales targets and no customer service queues. The value you bring is your precision — careful, consistent judgment is precisely what the project needs.

We designed this engagement for continuity. Work continues over time,

the project scope is long-term, and we are looking for people who want a professional, ongoing freelance collaboration rather than a task that disappears after a week.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Review and label Filipino-language data according to project
guidelines
  • Check and correct transcriptions and labels for accuracy
  • Flag unclear or invalid items following the project workflow
  • Maintain consistent quality across your completed tasks
PROJECT DETAILS
  • Compensation: $12 USD per hour
  • Schedule: fully flexible — you work when it suits your availability
  • Duration: long-term, ongoing project
  • Location: fully remote
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
  • Fluent Filipino and strong attention to detail
  • The ability to follow detailed guidelines consistently
  • A reliable computer and internet connection
  • Comfort working independently with online tools
  • Consistent availability over the coming months
  • No prior experience, degree or certificate required — annotation,
QA, translation or content review experience is a plus
  • Working proficiency in English is a plus — not required
WHY PROFESSIONALS CHOOSE THIS PROJECT Most freelance tasks end after a week; this one is structured to last.

You work with a defined project framework, clear guidelines and a consistent workflow — the conditions serious freelancers look for. If you want your precision to be part of steady, well-organized project work you can plan around, this is that opportunity.

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