Gameplay Designer for AI Video Annotation (Remote)

micro1; United States; Remote; USD 34,000 - 62,000; Part time

Job summary

micro1 is seeking a Game Designer / Gameplay Developer to review and annotate video sessions of robotic arms performing real-world tasks. This is an AI training and data annotation project, not traditional game development.

You will break down activities into actions, states, interactions, and outcomes, labeling events consistently to support next-generation AI systems. No prior experience in AI or robotics is required—clear visual reasoning and attention to detail are essential.

Qualifications

• Experience scoping and labeling complex gameplay actions.
• Ability to apply cause-and-effect reasoning to visual data.
• Strong attention to detail for repetitive annotation tasks.
• Clear written notes explaining ambiguity.
• Experience with data annotation or AI training is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Review video footage of robotic arms performing tasks.
• Identify and label actions, object interactions, and state changes.
• Interpret robotic behavior using action sequences and cause-and-effect.
• Use annotation tools to tag video content precisely.
• Flag unclear moments and document reasoning in notes.
• Contribute to quality control by reviewing annotations.
• Complete assigned batches accurately and within deadlines.

Skills

Attention to detail

Written communication

Visual reasoning

Systems thinking

Labeling & annotation

Education

Game design background

Tools

Annotation tools

QA/testing processes

Job description

micro1 is seeking a Game Designer / Gameplay Developer to review and annotate video sessions of robotic arms performing real-world tasks. This is an AI training and data annotation project, not traditional game development.

You will break down activities into actions, states, interactions, and outcomes, labeling events consistently to support next-generation AI systems. No prior experience in AI or robotics is required—clear visual reasoning and attention to detail are essential.