Indonesian AI Analyst & Photographer (Remote Contractor)

Benture; San Francisco (CA); Remote; USD 34,440,000 - 55,104,000; Part time

Job summary

Turing is seeking an Indonesian-speaking photographer and data annotator for a remote contractor engagement. You will source, modify, and annotate real-world images to challenge multimodal AI agents, delivering a structured package with prompts, rubrics, and solution notes.

The role requires strong research skills, copyright literacy, and precise rubric writing. The engagement lasts up to 16 weeks, with a minimum of 20 hours per week and 4 hours overlap with Pacific Time.

Qualifications

• Native or highly fluent in Indonesian with strong English working proficiency.
• Deep familiarity with regionally significant Indonesian landmarks and domestic media.
• Proficient in iterative, multi-step investigative research using search tools.
• Experience sourcing/licensing from Wikimedia Commons or Creative Commons with provenance.
• Ability to crop/mask/annotate images while preserving clues.
• Keen eye for precise rubric criteria and scoped prompts.

Responsibilities

• Source authentic photos relevant to Indonesian locales with licenses verified.
• Verify copyright status and document license type and provenance.
• Conduct multi-step research using Google tools to identify subjects.
• Create cropped or degraded image versions that conceal identifying details.
• Write concise prompts in English that do not reveal target identity.
• Develop one-sentence grading criteria for each evaluation instance.
• Prepare solution notes detailing ground-truth identity and evidence.

Skills

Indonesian language

English proficiency

Local cultural knowledge

Research skills

Image sourcing & copyright literacy

Basic image editing

Attention to detail

Structured deliverables

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

Google Drive

Google Lens

Reverse image search

Job description

Turing is seeking an Indonesian-speaking photographer and data annotator for a remote contractor engagement. You will source, modify, and annotate real-world images to challenge multimodal AI agents, delivering a structured package with prompts, rubrics, and solution notes.

The role requires strong research skills, copyright literacy, and precise rubric writing. The engagement lasts up to 16 weeks, with a minimum of 20 hours per week and 4 hours overlap with Pacific Time.