Computer Vision Specialist

This contract role involves reviewing and labeling video recorded by robots so that machine learning models can learn from accurate visual data. It suits computer vision practitioners with practical video analysis or labeling experience, and a background in AI model training isn't needed. The work supports an AI training company's project for one of its clients.

What you'll do

• Study robot-recorded clips to spot important visual features, unusual events and errors
• Label objects, motion and events in each clip accurately and consistently
• Give feedback that raises dataset quality, and help AI teams refine labeling guidelines
• Keep clear records of your observations and raise unclear or edge cases during regular quality reviews

What you'll need

• Solid knowledge of computer vision methods plus practical experience analyzing or annotating video
• Familiarity with video labeling or dataset preparation tools
• Strong written and spoken communication, with care for detail and consistency
• Ability to manage your own deliverables while working remotely; robotics or autonomous systems experience helps

Good to know

• Contract engagement, fully remote
• Listed pay ranges from $50 to $90 per hour
• The project has 300 openings
• Weekly hours and project length are not stated in the listing