Data Annotator
insight globalBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
About the Role:
We are seeking Data Annotators to support the development of next-generation AI and computer vision models. This role will focus on labeling and validating video and reason based text datasets used to train machine learning systems. The ideal candidate is highly detail-oriented, thrives in fast-paced environments, and can consistently make accurate decisions when working with large-scale visual datasets.
Must-Have:
Qualifications Bachelor's Degree required.3 years of data annotation experience Working Knowledge of Python or SQL or a Computer Science Background What annotators will do Review model responses, research evidence, images, videos, or agent actions according to the assigned rubric. Apply labels, rankings, scores, or timestamps and provide concise explanations supported by the available evidence. Flag unclear instructions, uncertain cases, and recurring errors to the task lead. Apply approved guidance and complete targeted rework. Participate in training and calibration, incorporate feedback, meet agreed deadlines, and communicate blockers early.
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