Video Editor (Remote | $50–$90/hr)

Video Editor

Position: Video Editor (AI Video Annotation)

Type: Contractor

Compensation: $50–$90/hour

Location: Remote

About the Opportunity

We are seeking Video Editors to support a video annotation project involving footage of robotic arms completing real-world tasks. You’ll use your expertise in video analysis, timing, continuity, and visual judgment to create accurate training data for next-generation AI systems.

No prior AI, robotics, or data annotation experience is required — your visual and editing expertise is what matters.

Key Responsibilities

• Review robotic-arm video footage using detailed annotation guidelines.
• Identify and label actions, object interactions, transitions, outcomes, and errors.
• Apply frame-by-frame analysis to determine when actions begin, change, and end.
• Use annotation tools to mark video events precisely and consistently.
• Flag unclear footage and document visual observations and ambiguities.
• Review annotations and provide quality-control feedback when requested.
• Complete assigned batches accurately and within deadlines.

Required Qualifications

• Professional or academic background in video editing, filmmaking, post-production, or audiovisual production.
• Strong understanding of timing, continuity, movement, and visual consistency.
• Excellent attention to detail during frame-level video review.
• Strong written communication skills.
• Ability to follow detailed guidelines consistently and work independently.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, or similar tools.
• Previous experience with video annotation, visual QA, AI training, or robotics.
• Experience reviewing footage for detailed timing and continuity issues.

Compensation

• Competitive compensation of $50–$90/hour.
• Independent contractor engagement.
• Fully remote and flexible project-based work.
• Approximately 250 positions available.

Application Process

1. Submit your application and relevant experience.
2. Complete any required screening or evaluation.
3. Complete project onboarding and annotation guidelines training.
4. Begin reviewing and annotating video footage if selected.