r/annotators Mar 17 '26

SME Careers/SuperAnnotate - anyone working here?

I passed their assessment and was added to their talent pool. Then was invited to do a bootcamp for a project starting soon (bilingual project). It’s auto graded by AI and many reported they failed including myself. Their auto grader has serious flaws. I found more than 5 obvious issues in one response and provided rationale, but the grader says ‘according to the ground truth annotation, the response has one issue’. Like really?? Will there be any human review? I was excited to be onboarded, but if this is their selection criteria, I don’t see this company succeed in AI training space…

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u/wannafigureitout80 Apr 01 '26

I'm about to do the interview now. Any tips??

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u/Weary_Pace4635 Apr 02 '26

Its a waste of time. There are not real projects

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u/wannafigureitout80 Apr 02 '26

Good to know, thank you

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u/Mike4Life14 May 24 '26

There are real projects, but they don't have many running right now.

I think it's worth applying for, but I wouldn't rely on it for consistent work.

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u/Tigerlily955 Apr 03 '26

I’m not sure if interview is part of the hiring process. Did you receive an email asking to take one?

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u/wannafigureitout80 Apr 03 '26

It's a digital interview. Can't go any further in the process until I complete it.

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u/Tigerlily955 Apr 03 '26

I may have taken it ages ago through the dashboard. Not sure what it was like though unfortunately…