Video Data Annotation Specialist · Turing Turing · Varies · remote · 1w ago Varies 1w ago

Video Data Annotation Specialist | Pay not listed | Remote

Turing, a San Francisco-based company that provides data and research support to frontier AI labs and enterprises, is hiring experienced data annotation specialists for a video annotation project. You will work with video-based data, creating accurate bounding boxes and reviewing annotated content according to detailed project guidelines.

What the work involves

  • Create accurate bounding boxes around relevant objects in video footage.
  • Review and validate video annotations for accuracy, consistency, and completeness.
  • Follow project-specific annotation guidelines and quality standards.
  • Identify and correct annotation errors.
  • Maintain consistent performance across a high volume of video data.
  • Communicate questions, challenges, and potential issues to the project team.
  • Meet project deadlines, including accelerated timelines when required.

Who it's for

  • At least 3 years of experience in data annotation projects.
  • Previous experience with video-based data annotation is strongly preferred.
  • Demonstrated experience creating bounding boxes or performing similar object annotation tasks.
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to identify visual inconsistencies.
  • Ability to follow detailed instructions and apply guidelines consistently.
  • Availability to work on weekends when required due to tight project timelines.
  • Reliable internet connection and access to a suitable computer.

Nice to have

  • Prior experience with data annotation or labeling projects.

Pay, schedule and location

  • Competitive compensation; specific pay is not listed in the posting.
  • Flexible working hours in a remote work environment.
  • Opportunity to work on cutting-edge AI projects.
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