Image / Video Annotator

Hirely is recruiting for remote Image & Video Annotation opportunities with our hiring partners.

These projects support the development of next-generation Artificial Intelligence (AI), Large Language Models (LLMs), Computer Vision, and Multimodal AI systems by creating, reviewing, annotating, and validating high-quality visual datasets. Depending on your experience and the hiring partner's requirements, you may work on image annotation, video annotation, AI evaluation, visual data labelling, computer vision, content analysis, or other AI data projects.

Key Responsibilities:

Responsibilities may include one or more of the following:
  • Annotate, label, classify, and validate images, videos, or multimodal datasets according to detailed project guidelines.
  • Identify and describe people, objects, environments, actions, relationships, emotions, and visual context within images and videos.
  • Review temporal events, scene transitions, motion, and interactions across video sequences.
  • Evaluate AI-generated outputs for accuracy, quality, consistency, and relevance.
  • Perform image annotation, video annotation, visual data labelling, computer vision, and AI evaluation tasks while maintaining high quality standards.
  • Follow detailed annotation guidelines to ensure consistency, accuracy, and productivity.
  • Review and validate datasets used to improve Computer Vision, Multimodal AI, and Large Language Models (LLMs).
  • Collaborate with quality reviewers and project teams to deliver accurate, high-quality annotation work.
Preferred Qualifications:
  • Experience in Image Annotation, Video Annotation, Data Annotation, AI Evaluation, Computer Vision, AI Training, Content Review, Quality Assurance, Data Labelling (Labeling), Content Moderation, Customer Support, or other analytical roles is beneficial but not required.
  • Strong written English communication skills.
  • Excellent attention to detail and analytical thinking.
  • Ability to follow detailed project guidelines with consistency.
  • Familiarity with Artificial Intelligence (AI), Computer Vision, Multimodal AI, Large Language Models (LLMs), image analysis, or visual data annotation is beneficial.
  • Comfortable working with browser-based annotation platforms, spreadsheets, and structured datasets.
  • Reliable computer and internet connection suitable for remote work.
Compensation: Compensation, project duration, workload, and contract terms are determined by the hiring partner. Additional details will be shared during the recruitment process.

Application Process:

Depending on the hiring partner's process, applicants may complete resume screening, AI-powered interviews, technical assessments, or other role-specific evaluations before a final hiring decision.

About Hirely:

Hirely is a recruitment and talent sourcing platform connecting professionals with remote opportunities from trusted hiring partners across AI, software engineering, data, research, healthcare, finance, engineering, and other professional industries.

Important Notice:

Hirely may act as a recruitment or talent sourcing partner for this opportunity and may not be the direct employer. Employment terms, compensation, onboarding, and final hiring decisions are determined by the hiring partner responsible for the position.
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