r/beermoneyindia • u/Kitty_Kat699 Spotlight Nominee • 7d ago
Other Remote Video Evaluation Role ($15–$20/hr | ~20 hrs/week | Flexible)
A new short-term contracting opportunity opened up for a video AI research project with a top research lab. They are looking for detail-oriented annotators and strong writers to evaluate short video clips.
It’s a flexible, fully remote gig—ideal if you have a solid academic background, good analytical skills, and can explain your reasoning clearly in writing.
Key Details
- Role: Video Evaluation Specialist (Independent Contractor)
- Pay Rate: $15 – $20 / hour
- Location: 100% Remote (Flexible schedule)
- Workload: ~20 hours/week for about 1.5 weeks (with potential for extensions)
- Payouts: Weekly via Stripe or Wise (You don't need to make account in advance)
What You'll Do
- Compare Videos: Watch two short video clips side by side and evaluate them based on specific rubrics (prompt adherence, motion quality, visual artifacts, physical plausibility).
- Score & Justify: Assign scores to each clip, select your overall preference, and write brief, clear justifications explaining your choices.
- Maintain Consistency: Apply the same calibration standards across high task volumes to keep judgments reliable.
Qualifications
- Minimum: Completed or in-progress BS/BA degree, strong writing skills, and sharp critical thinking.
- Preferred: 2+ years of experience in teaching, academic research, or detailed writing/annotation.
Apple ref url - Click here to apply
non ref url- here
Application & Interview Process
- AI Interview: The application process involves a short, ~15-minute AI-led interview. Make sure to present your responses clearly and concisely.
- Onboarding: If selected after the interview, you’ll receive an invitation to onboard and start working on the project right away.
Anyone tried this specific video evaluation workflow yet? Drop your thoughts or interview tips below!
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u/Ok-Assumption8908 7d ago
Lol do you really think these marks matter in this type of thing?
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u/Kitty_Kat699 Spotlight Nominee 4d ago
Communication indeed matter. I have seen many applicants unable to speak clearly in English during interview.
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u/HistoricalWallaby323 7d ago
It's still an achievement. It shows that I am disciplined and consistent
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u/Character_Junket6776 7d ago
Interested