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Appen is seeking a Data Annotation Analyst to label 2D/3D objects in images, video, and LiDAR data. You will create segmentation, tracking, pose, and keypoint annotations while following detailed guidelines to ensure accuracy and consistency.
You will review outputs, address QA feedback, and escalate ambiguous scenes or tooling issues. A degree is preferred, and experience with image annotation workflows is a plus.
We’re building high-quality ground-truth datasets used to train and validate perception models for autonomous and operator-assisted machines working in complex, real-world environments.
As a Data Annotation Analyst, you’ll work with camera imagery, video, and LiDAR point clouds to create precise labels that help perception systems understand objects, people, terrain, and surrounding environments. You’ll work in specialized annotation tools, following detailed specifications while balancing accuracy, consistency, and production volume.
Success in this role means producing accurate, consistent annotations at the expected volume while helping maintain a reliable, high-quality dataset.
$30 - $32 an hour
At Appen, we foster a culture of innovation, collaboration, and excellence. We value curiosity, accountability, and a commitment to delivering the highest-quality AI solutions for frontier models.
You’ll work on complex challenges that shape the future of AI across industries and geographies, alongside talented people in a culture that values humility over ego. You’ll have the flexibility to deliver in a way that works for you and your team, supported by tools, resources and development opportunities to continue to build your capability over time.
About Appen
Appen has been a leader in AI training data for over 30 years. We specialise in human generated data to train, fine tune, and evaluate models across generative AI, large language models, computer vision, and speech recognition. Our AI assisted data annotation platform and global crowd of more than 1 million contributors in over 200 countries support model pre-training, supervised fine tuning, evaluation and benchmarking, safety and red teaming, and multilingual global expansion.