Shoppable Video Transcript Labeling Specialist

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  • Remote contractor opportunity
  • Part-time project with a 20+ hour weekly time requirement
  • Open worldwide to candidates with strong English skills

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human work behind modern artificial intelligence. People review text, audio, images, and video to prepare examples that help AI systems understand language, recognize patterns, and produce more useful results.

In this project, your careful transcript judgments will contribute to structured training data for systems that analyze shoppable video content and sales-related language.

  • Work remotely with a computer and internet connection
  • Use language judgment to identify meaning and nuance
  • Contribute to a fast-growing field at the cutting edge of AI development

The Role

As a Shoppable Video Transcript Labeling Specialist, you will review transcripts from shoppable videos on social media. The project requires labeling 10,000 video transcripts to indicate whether specific video features are present or absent.

You will assess approximately 30 features, such as urgency or mentions of discounts. Because many labels depend on subtle wording and context, a very strong command of English is essential.

  • Project scope: 10,000 video transcripts
  • Content type: transcripts of shoppable social media videos
  • Experience level: Intermediate
  • Payment: $425 fixed price for the project

What You'll Do

You will work with transcript-based annotation tasks in OpenTrain's internal proprietary tooling. The work includes classification and related labeling activities used for entity recognition and fine-tuning data.

  • Read and review shoppable video transcripts
  • Identify the presence or absence of approximately 30 defined features
  • Detect nuanced English language cues and commercial intent
  • Label examples such as urgency and discount mentions
  • Complete classification, entity recognition, and fine-tuning annotation tasks

Requirements

This project is designed for intermediate-level contributors who can interpret written English accurately and consistently. The central requirement is the ability to recognize subtle meaning in transcript content.

  • Very strong command of English
  • Intermediate experience level
  • Availability to contribute 20 or more hours per week
  • Ability to review and classify text carefully
  • Worldwide availability

Why Join AI Training

AI training and data labeling offer flexible ways to build experience in a rapidly growing technology industry. Contributors help shape how AI models understand and respond to real-world language while working remotely.

This project is a fit for someone who enjoys close reading, language nuance, and structured classification work involving social media commerce content.

  • Take part in work that directly supports AI development
  • Work remotely as a part-time contractor
  • Apply strong English comprehension to practical annotation tasks

Project Details

This is a part-time contractor project with a fixed price of $425. The expected time commitment is 20 or more hours per week, and the assigned data consists of shoppable video transcripts from social media.

Work is completed using OpenTrain's internal proprietary labeling tooling.

  • Employment type: Contractor and part-time
  • Language: English
  • Data type: Text
  • Labeling software: Internal proprietary tooling
  • Fixed-price compensation: $425
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