Data Labeling Specialist - English (India)

Description:

  • Accurately perform rating and annotation tasks according to project guidelines.
  • Maintain high levels of accuracy and attention to detail in all labeling work.
  • Meet project deadlines and work within short throughput windows to deliver timely results.
  • Perform necessary research within allocated time to adjudicate or label data correctly.
  • Effectively communicate progress, questions, and issues in English with the project team.
  • Contribute to team objectives and follow project processes, quality checks, and feedback loops.
  • Participate in ongoing projects with the possibility of continuing work or assignment to other projects in the network.

Requirements:

  • Full proficiency in English with advanced competency to follow instructions and communicate with the team.
  • Strong attention to detail and accuracy in annotation/rating tasks.
  • Ability to perform sufficient online research within time constraints to support labeling decisions.
  • Reliable computer system and stable internet connection for remote work.
  • Willingness to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement to protect client confidentiality.
  • Flexible availability for a temporary, part-time role with potential contract extension based on performance (posting also lists ongoing duration and full-time in project details).
  • Comfort working remotely as part of a distributed team (role listed as Remote; targeted to English (India) applicants).

Benefits:

  • Pay rate listed at $3.00 per hour.
  • Remote work allowing location flexibility.
  • Flexible schedule and part-time temporary engagement with potential for contract extension based on performance.
  • Opportunity to join a community/network that opens doors to a range of projects tailored to skills and availability.
  • Chance to apply English language skills and contribute to global user experience improvements through AI development.
  • Ongoing project work with opportunities to work on other projects within the network.
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