Robotics Data Collection Tester

Innodata; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 14,000 - 17,000; Part time

Job summary

Innodata, a global data engineering company, is seeking a Robotic Data Collection Tester to record yourself completing simple household tasks with a head-mounted camera. The role is flexible and part-time, up to 4 hours per day, in a quiet environment to assist AI training and robotics research.

You will perform activities like cooking or organizing, follow instructions, and maintain consistent procedures while ensuring safety and privacy guidelines.

Qualifications

• Smartphone with working camera required.
• Able to work up to 4 hours per day.
• Quiet, distraction-free environment required.
• Comfortable wearing a head-mounted camera/strap and being recorded.
• Ability to follow simple instructions and repeat tasks consistently.
• Reliable internet connection for uploading data.

Responsibilities

• Wear a head-mounted camera while performing everyday tasks (e.g., cooking, cleaning, organizing).
• Follow scripted or natural task instructions while being recorded.
• Demonstrate realistic movements for training AI systems.
• Perform tasks with consistent procedures and safety standards.
• Review recordings for quality and report equipment issues.
• No robotics programming experience required.

Skills

Head-mounted camera

4 hours per day

Quiet environment

Attention to detail

Safety & privacy guidelines

Internet for uploads

Job description

Innodata(Nasdaq: INOD) is a global data engineering company. We believe that data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are inextricably linked. Our mission is to enable the responsible advancement of artificial intelligence by providing the data, evaluation frameworks, and human expertise required to build AI systems that can be trusted at scale. We provide a range of transferable solutions, platforms, and services for Generative AI / AI builders and adopters. In every relationship, we honor our 36+ year legacy delivering the highest quality data and outstanding outcomes for our customers.

Scope of the Role:

Help train the next generation of robots and AI by recording yourself completing simple, everyday household tasks. As a Robotic Data Collection Tester, you’ll wear a head-mounted camera and follow easy instructions while your movements and activities are recorded. This is a flexible opportunity that can be completed for up to 4 hours per day from a quiet environment.

What You’ll Own:

• Wear a head-mounted camera/sensor while performing everyday activities such as cooking, cleaning, organizing, or using household objects.
• Follow scripted or natural task instructions while being recorded.
• Demonstrate realistic human movements that can be used to train and evaluate robotics/AI systems.
• Repeatedly perform tasks while maintaining consistent procedures and safety standards.
• Review recordings for quality and report technical issues with the equipment.
• No robotics programming experience may be required; attention to detail and comfort being recorded are important.

You’ll Thrive in This Role If You Have:

• Recent iPhone or Android smartphone with a working camera.
• Ability to work up to 4 hours per day.
• Ability to work in a quiet, distraction-free environment.
• Comfortable wearing a head-mounted camera/strap and being recorded while completing everyday household tasks.
• Ability to follow simple instructions and repeat tasks consistently.
• Reliable internet connection and ability to upload recorded data, if required.
• Attention to detail and willingness to follow safety and privacy guidelines

The expected hourly salary range for this position is $10-$12 p/hour, based on experience, skills, and qualifications.

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