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Quality Assurance

Audio Video Annotator

Turing

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RemotePosted YesterdayNot disclosed

Overview

Turing is an AI research accelerator based in San Francisco that provides high-quality data, training pipelines, and AI expertise to frontier labs and enterprises. This role involves reviewing and comparing short audio and video clips to evaluate alignment, selecting the best match between two options.

What You’ll Do

  • Review audio or video queries and compare two provided options (A and B)
  • Select the video that best matches an audio query, or the audio that best matches a video query
  • Follow annotation guidelines to deliver accurate and consistent judgments
  • Maintain an average handling time of 30 seconds per annotation while meeting quality standards

Requirements

  • Proficiency in English with ability to understand and follow written instructions
  • Ability to accurately perceive and distinguish audio cues, including stereo sound
  • Use of headphones throughout tasks to evaluate stereo audio accurately
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to compare short audio and video clips

Who Should Apply

This role suits people with genuine audio and visual discrimination ability, patience for detail work, and comfort with remote task-based work that moves at a steady clip (30 seconds per decision). It will frustrate anyone who finds repetitive comparison work tedious, struggles with stereo audio perception, or needs flexibility — this is paced, measured work with quality targets.

Salary Insight

No salary is stated in the posting. For contract annotation work with this kind of task structure and pace, compensation is often hourly and varies by region and annotation platform; research Turing's Workforce platform directly and compare against other annotation providers before committing. Raise pay expectations clearly in early conversations with the recruiter.

Required Skills

Audio AnnotationVideo AnnotationQuality AssuranceAttention to Detail

Compensation

Not disclosed

Location
Remote
Engagement
Contract
Posted
Yesterday

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Application Tip

The hiring signal here is reliable perception and consistency, not research credentials. In your application, mention any experience with annotation work, QA testing, or roles requiring sustained attention over many small judgments. If you have experience evaluating media (captioning, transcription, content moderation), lead with that — it shows you can work at speed without sacrificing accuracy. Mention that you have good headphones and a quiet space: these aren't optional, and showing you've already solved them signals you'll actually hit that 30-second target.

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