Robotic Arm Video Annotation Editor

The Work You will review video sessions of robotic arms completing real-world tasks and turn your observations into structured training data. This is annotation and visual quality review, not traditional video post-production editing.
Mark when robotic-arm actions begin, change, and end.
Identify object interactions, transitions, task outcomes, errors, and other important events.
Review timing, continuity, movement, and small visual changes across video segments.
Flag unclear footage and ambiguous moments.
Write concise, objective notes about your observations.
Review annotations and provide constructive quality-control feedback when requested.
Complete assigned video batches accurately and by established deadlines.
What It Pays and Takes This is an entry-level contractor and part-time role for people who can bring strong video judgment and careful visual analysis to AI data work.
Pay: $50-$90 per hour.
Time: 20 or more hours per week.
Language: English.
Location: Available in the countries listed for this role across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, and the Caribbean. This is not a worldwide opening.
Background: Professional or academic experience in video editing, post-production, filmmaking, audiovisual production, or a related field.
Required strengths: Frame-level attention to timing, continuity, movement, and small visual changes, plus accuracy during repetitive visual review.
Communication: Clear written communication is required.
Software: Familiarity with Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, or a similar editing tool is valuable.
Helpful but not required: Video annotation, visual quality assurance, AI training, or robotics experience.
About AI Training Work AI training is the human work behind systems that learn from examples, including labeled video and reviewed model behavior. People with strong visual, language, or technical skills help make those examples accurate and useful.

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