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LLM Trainer - Video Annotation Specialist

Turing

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Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Kenya, Egypt, Ghana, Bangladesh, Turkey, Brazil, MexicoPosted Yesterday$6/hr

Overview

Turing is an AI company that works with foundational LLM labs to advance model capabilities. In this role, you will annotate short video clips of robots performing tasks, creating high-quality proprietary datasets that help train and evaluate LLMs for robotics and embodied AI systems.

What You’ll Do

  • Watch short robotic task videos in full before annotating
  • Identify the main objective and smaller steps in robot tasks
  • Summarize video outcomes noting success, partial success, or failure
  • Provide timestamped annotations describing each robot movement in detail
  • Ensure annotations adhere to structured guidelines for consistency
  • Review and refine annotations based on feedback

Requirements

  • 3+ years of experience working with any programming language
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to follow structured guidelines
  • Clear written communication skills in English
  • Comfort with repetitive, precision-focused work
  • Ability to differentiate between successful, partial, and failed task execution
  • Prior experience in data annotation, transcription, or quality assurance is a plus

Who Should Apply

This role suits people with meticulous attention to detail and patience for highly structured, repetitive work — particularly those with prior data annotation, QA, or transcription experience who thrive in precision-focused environments. It will frustrate those who find detailed instruction-following tedious, who prefer tasks that don't require consistent adherence to guidelines, or who want to see output ship quickly; this is slow, careful dataset curation.

Salary Insight

No salary is stated in the posting. Before investing time in the evaluation process, ask the recruiter for the rate (hourly, per video, or per week) — standard practice in contractor roles — and confirm it covers your location and time commitment. Research comparable data annotation contractor rates on platforms like Upwork or specialized annotation services to know what to expect.

Required Skills

video annotationroboticsdata labelingquality assurancestructured guidelines

Compensation

$6/hr

Location
Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Kenya, Egypt, Ghana, Bangladesh, Turkey, Brazil, Mexico
Engagement
Contract
Posted
Yesterday

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Application Tip

Lead with any prior experience in data annotation, quality assurance, or structured transcription work — this signals you can deliver consistency under detailed guidelines, which is the core of the role. In the 30-minute evaluation, treat the sample annotation tasks as a real work sample: follow the guidelines exactly, timestamp carefully, and capture both *what* the robot did and *how well* it executed (success vs. partial vs. failure). Hiring managers reviewing this will look for applicants who can work unsupervised and self-correct against feedback, not just raw speed.

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