Remote DaVinci Resolve Editor for AI Training Data

RemoteJobsOne; Jacksonville (FL); Remote; USD 66,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

RemoteJobsOne seeks a DaVinci Resolve Editor / Colorist to support an AI training project focused on video data annotation. This fully remote contractor role welcomes candidates based in the United States; no AI background required, only audiovisual editing and color work.

You will annotate, label, and grade footage, ensure consistency with project guidelines, and collaborate with coordinators to help train next‑generation models.

Qualifications

• Hands‑on experience with DaVinci Resolve in a post‑production context.
• Proficiency in video editing, color correction, and grading fundamentals.
• Strong written and verbal communication with attention to detail in annotations.
• Experience with digital video formats and understanding technical specifications.
• Interest or background in data annotation or structured labeling is a plus.
• Ability to work independently, stay organized, and follow complex instructions.

Responsibilities

• Perform video data annotation using DaVinci Resolve per project guidelines.
• Apply color correction and grading to evaluate footage characteristics.
• Review, label, and comment on video clips for AI training data.
• Assess audiovisual content for quality, clarity, and technical attributes.
• Collaborate remotely with project coordinators and provide feedback on annotation processes.
• Document decision‑making approaches and communicate insights to facilitate model improvement.
• Adhere to project milestones and submission protocols.

Skills

DaVinci Resolve

Video editing

Color correction

Color grading

Tools

DaVinci Resolve

Job description

RemoteJobsOne seeks a DaVinci Resolve Editor / Colorist to support an AI training project focused on video data annotation. This fully remote contractor role welcomes candidates based in the United States; no AI background required, only audiovisual editing and color work.

You will annotate, label, and grade footage, ensure consistency with project guidelines, and collaborate with coordinators to help train next‑generation models.