Game Designer / Gameplay Developer (AI Video Annotation)
micro1
Verified listingOverview
micro1 is hiring Game Designers and Gameplay Developers for an AI training and data annotation project focused on robotic arm video analysis. You'll review video footage of robots completing real-world tasks, identify and label actions, interactions, and outcomes, and produce high-quality training data for next-generation AI systems.
What You’ll Do
- Review video footage of robotic arms performing tasks following detailed annotation guidelines
- Identify and label actions, object interactions, state changes, task outcomes, errors, and relevant events within video segments
- Apply understanding of action sequences, system states, and cause-and-effect relationships to interpret robotic behavior
- Use dedicated annotation tools to tag video content precisely and consistently
- Flag unclear or ambiguous moments and explain reasoning in written notes
- Contribute to quality control by reviewing annotations and providing constructive feedback
- Complete assigned batches accurately and within established deadlines
Requirements
- Game development experience
- Video annotation
- Analytical skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Ability to apply consistent criteria across repetitive visual tasks
- Clear visual reasoning
Who Should Apply
This role suits game designers, QA testers, or technical designers with strong systems thinking and the patience for repetitive visual analysis—people who enjoy breaking down complex behavior into components and documenting it precisely. It will frustrate those who need variety in their work, expect high autonomy in problem-solving, or find detailed annotation tedious rather than satisfying.
Salary Insight
The hourly range of $50–$90/hr is wide because it likely reflects geographic variation and experience level within the contractor pool across multiple regions. For similar annotation work, this typically anchors to mid-range for the field; confirm your location's typical rate before negotiating, and ask during intake whether rate placement depends on background (game dev vs. data annotation experience).
About Micro1
Platform connecting domain experts with AI training and evaluation projects, paid on a flexible contract basis.
Remote policy: Remote worldwide, excluding Afghanistan, Belarus, China, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Hong Kong, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Macao, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Ukraine and Yemen. Individual projects may have…
How hiring works at Micro1 →Required Skills
Compensation
$50 - $90/hr
- Location
- North America, Latin America, Europe, UK, and Oceania
- Engagement
- Contract
- Posted
- Oct 4
Opens micro1’s listing on MyRemoteJobs — we don’t collect applications ourselves.
About Micro1
Platform connecting domain experts with AI training and evaluation projects, paid on a flexible contract basis.
Remote policy: Remote worldwide, excluding Afghanistan, Belarus, China, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Hong Kong, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Macao, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Ukraine and Yemen. Individual projects may have…
How hiring works at Micro1 →Will your CV get past the filter?
Most applications are rejected by software before a person ever reads them. Scan your CV using our ATS Checker tool, see exactly what's blocking it, then fix it in the CV Builder and apply knowing it'll get through.
Scan my CVGet roles like this by email
Tell us what you do and we'll email you when a similar remote job is posted. No account needed.
See our jobs more often in your search
Add MyRemoteJobs as a Preferred Source on Google. Free, takes seconds, and you stay on this page.
Application Tip
Lead with a specific example of you breaking down complex interactive systems—a particular game you debugged, a level design problem you solved, or a gameplay document you wrote. This project isn't about shipping games; it's about annotators who think like systems designers. Interviewers will ask how you'd handle edge cases (a robot doing something unexpected, an unclear frame), so have a concrete story ready that shows you flagging ambiguity and reasoning through it clearly rather than guessing.
Sourced from MyRemoteJobs · verified against the original posting
Similar open positions
Language Specialist – AI Language Evaluation
Meridial
VerifiedEveryday AI Agent Tester
micro1
VerifiedAI Agent Evaluator
micro1
Verified