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OpenTrain AI, Inc. seeks a remote contractor to review recorded video sessions of robotic arms performing complex industrial tasks and to assess sessions according to project guidelines.
You will tag, classify, and annotate, identify mechanical or control problems, and document likely causes of inefficiency, delivering precise annotations on a part-time basis.
You will review recorded video sessions of robotic arms carrying out complex industrial tasks. Using project guidelines, you will assess each session, classify observed behavior, and create precise annotations for AI training.
You will use your understanding of machine movement and failure modes to identify likely causes of poor or inefficient operation. You will also document mechanical and control problems, produce consistent technical work, and ask project coordinators to clarify unclear guidelines or video content when needed.
This is a remote, asynchronous contractor role for someone who can work independently and deliver dependable technical annotations. The role is listed as entry level, but it requires professional technical knowledge of mechatronics, robotics, or closely related machinery.
AI training work is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People review and label examples such as video, text, and audio so AI systems can learn; experienced specialists are paid to make careful judgments in fields such as robotics and engineering. OpenTrain is the hiring and contracting organization for this role, and creating an account is free.