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Photographer

micro1

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Northern America, Latin America, Europe, UK, OceaniaPosted Oct 4$50 - $90/hr

Overview

micro1 is engaging photographers to contribute to a video annotation project that trains AI systems. You'll review footage of robotic arms performing tasks and apply your visual expertise to tag, categorize, and evaluate video content according to project guidelines.

What You’ll Do

  • Review video footage of robotic arms performing various tasks with careful observation
  • Apply video annotation and data labeling skills to tag and categorize footage according to grading guidelines
  • Evaluate visual and photographic quality within videos, applying photography principles to judge clarity, composition, and relevance
  • Spot and document visual nuances, discrepancies, or issues in robot task execution
  • Follow established project protocols and grading rules consistently across all assigned sessions
  • Submit clear, accurate annotations and written observations through project tools
  • Collaborate asynchronously with trainers and project coordinators to clarify guidelines

Requirements

  • Video annotation skills
  • Data labeling experience
  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to spot visual details in footage
  • Photography knowledge applied to judging images
  • Ability to follow rules consistently
  • Professional background in photography preferred
  • Experience with video annotation or AI training projects preferred
  • Comfort working independently and remotely

Who Should Apply

Apply if you have a photographer's eye for visual detail and can methodically follow complex grading rules without variance—this role suits someone patient with repetitive, rule-bound work who finds it satisfying rather than tedious. It will frustrate you if you prefer creative autonomy, want to build long-term relationships with a team, or need synchronous feedback and structure.

Salary Insight

$50–$90/hr is a wide band typical of contractor roles that span different geographies and experience levels. No mention of how hours are allocated or guaranteed—ask upfront whether this is a fixed project timeline, how many hours per week you should expect, and whether the rate varies by geography or seniority. Research micro1's payment schedule and reliability before committing.

Required Skills

Video annotationData labelingPhotographyVisual evaluationRobotics footage

Compensation

$50 - $90/hr

Location
Northern America, Latin America, Europe, UK, Oceania
Engagement
Contract
Posted
Oct 4

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About Micro1

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Application Tip

Lead with a specific example of visual quality judgment you've made—a photo project where you had to evaluate and reject work against objective criteria, or past annotation work where precision mattered. Hiring managers here are filtering for people who won't drift on standards under volume. A portfolio showing before/after of images you've evaluated or rejected will outweigh a list of photography equipment you've used.

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