Photographer

Photographers can put their eye for image quality to use on a remote annotation project that supports the development of AI models for robotics. The work involves watching footage of robotic arms completing tasks and grading what you see against set guidelines. It suits working photographers who are comfortable with detailed, repetitive review, and the project is run by an AI training company on behalf of an unnamed client.

What you'll do

• Watch recorded sessions of robotic arms carrying out a range of tasks
• Label and categorize clips using the project's grading rules
• Judge the clarity, framing and relevance of footage using your photography know-how
• Note subtle problems or inconsistencies in how the robot performs each task
• Check in with trainers and coordinators asynchronously when guidelines need clarifying

What you'll need

• A professional photography background with strong technical and compositional judgment
• Close attention to detail and the patience to apply complex rules consistently
• Comfort working on your own with async, remote collaboration
• Preferred: prior video annotation, data labeling or annotation tool experience; AI or robotics knowledge helps but is optional

Good to know

• This is a contract engagement
• Open to candidates in North America, Latin America, Europe, the UK and Oceania
• AI experience isn't required; your photography expertise is the main qualification
• Pay and weekly hours are not stated in the listing