AI/ML Data Contributor
tsmgMiami (FL)
About the role
AI/ML Data Contributor We are currently hiring AI/ML Data Contributors to support a range of active and upcoming projects across the United States. In this role, you will participate in tasks that help improve machine learning models, including data labeling, content evaluation, and user-based testing. Projects may vary in scope and format, offering both remote and in-person opportunities (such as device or VR testing). This is a flexible, task-based role with the opportunity to participate in multiple projects over time.
Responsibilities:
- Perform AI/ML-related tasks such as data labeling, annotation, and content evaluation
- Participate in remote assignments or attend on-site sessions when required
- Follow project guidelines and ensure high-quality task completion
- Provide feedback and input during testing activities
- Complete tasks within given timelines
Requirements:
- Must be based in the United StatesStrong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions
- Basic computer skills and familiarity with digital tools
- Reliable internet connection and access to a computer or smartphone
- Availability to participate in task-based work (schedule may vary)
Nice to Have:
Previous experience in data annotation, QA, or testing Interest in AI, machine learning, or emerging technologies
What We Offer:
- Paid, flexible task-based work
- Opportunity to work on innovative AI/ML projects
- Exposure to cutting-edge technologies (including device and VR testing)
- Potential for ongoing project participation
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