Finnish Video Content Annotator

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this role. OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling, helping contributors discover meaningful projects and grow their experience in a fast-moving industry.

  • Apply through OpenTrain
  • Contractor and part-time opportunity
  • Work on projects that help improve artificial intelligence

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Contributors review, annotate, and evaluate real-world data so AI systems can better understand language, audio, video, and other content.

  • Flexible work can fit around studies, another job, or family responsibilities
  • Attention to detail and language expertise are valuable in data annotation
  • Contributors help shape how cutting-edge AI systems perform

The Role

OpenTrain AI is seeking Finnish Video Content Annotators based in Finland for a short test project. You will review transcripts of video content and assess whether they contain major errors, minor errors, or no errors.

This is an intermediate-level contractor opportunity requiring less than 20 hours per week. The project may develop into longer-term work if the quality of completed annotations is adequate.

  • Location: Finland
  • Languages: Native-level Finnish and English
  • Pay: $22 USD per hour
  • Schedule: Less than 20 hours per week
  • Project type: Short test project with potential for longer-term work

What You'll Do

You will evaluate the quality of video transcripts and clearly document any problems you find. Accurate timestamps and consistent severity judgments will be important to the project.

  • Review transcripts of video content
  • Determine whether each transcript has major, minor, or no errors
  • Identify and describe transcription issues
  • Record the relevant timestamps for each issue
  • Clearly indicate the severity of every error

Requirements

This role is intended for Finnish annotators with strong writing skills and experience assessing video and audio annotation. Native-level Finnish proficiency is required, along with a keen eye for detail.

  • Based in Finland
  • Native-level Finnish speaker
  • Strong Finnish writing skills
  • Two to three years of experience in video and audio annotation
  • Keen attention to detail
  • Ability to accurately assess transcription quality
  • Intermediate experience level

Who Should Apply

This project may suit experienced Finnish language contributors who enjoy careful review work and can distinguish between different levels of transcription accuracy. It is a focused opportunity to apply language skills to the development of AI systems.

  • Finnish annotators with relevant video or audio annotation experience
  • Contributors comfortable describing issues precisely
  • Detail-oriented reviewers who can work consistently within a part-time schedule

Project Details

The engagement is structured as both a contractor and part-time opportunity. It begins with a short test project, with the possibility of longer-term work based on annotation quality.

  • Employment type: Contractor
  • Employment type: Part-time
  • Expected commitment: Less than 20 hours per week
  • Continuation depends on the quality of completed work
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