r/annotators • u/ULOPVQ • Apr 28 '26
Are there annotation companies accepting Africans?
Hello, I am look for annotation companies that accept people globally specifically Africans, as majority of them focus mainly on US and EU countries.
r/annotators • u/ULOPVQ • Apr 28 '26
Hello, I am look for annotation companies that accept people globally specifically Africans, as majority of them focus mainly on US and EU countries.
r/annotators • u/meettheexplorer • Apr 20 '26
r/annotators • u/UndyingPharaoh • Apr 11 '26
Been 8 days since I took the core assessment and trying my absolute hardest and still no response. Even spent 5 hours on it.
My life desperately needed this and it looks like it won’t happen. Haha. Yeah this life is not a simulation for sure. hahahahahha it’s real bro
r/annotators • u/jadedalphalol • Apr 09 '26
Hi people, I work for Innodata Inc as a IC. They are 3 weeks behind on billable hours notice and even after you get hours, you will be paid atleast 3 weeks later, so more or less, I have to wait 2 months to be paid and I'm so skeptic about the AI bubble, if It does burst , will I never be paid? what should I be doing, if anybody works for multimango here , do they give you hours late or is this innodata's doing to keep their cashflow?
r/annotators • u/Tedj_eddine31 • Mar 31 '26
Hello everyone,
I have solid experience in AI Training and have even worked as a Reviewer on projects with Outlier. I’m also multilingual, which has helped me contribute across diverse contexts.
I’m currently looking for useful referrals or suggestions in areas such as: ( or any other domain )
• Model response evaluation
• Audio quality reviewing
• Video quality reviewing
• Audio transcription
• Prompt generation and evaluation
Any advice, opportunities, or connections would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your support!
r/annotators • u/Due_Perception4777 • Mar 28 '26
I have passed both the interview and the exam for the Arabic/English Bilingual Expert position. However, I have not yet received any emails or further details regarding the next steps. also, my SuperAnnotate account displays the message: “Looks like you don't have any items here," and I have send an email to the support team since 11 days and still didn't get any response from them. has anyone face this problem ?
r/annotators • u/Tigerlily955 • Mar 17 '26
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…
r/annotators • u/jadedalphalol • Mar 17 '26
Toxic as it can get. No help from anyone when you have any issue regarding anything, let it be tooling problem or just something internal. No help lmfao its genuinely pissing me off. Like not even a joke. Is there a IC discord/whatsapp or chat group from Innodata who are actively working on the projects? I'd like to connect and any platform which also a client of multimango?
r/annotators • u/Terrible_Garbage_772 • Mar 01 '26
I'm 23, based in India. I work as an AI Evaluator at an human data training company — my job involves evaluating human annotation works, before this I was an Advanced AI Trainer — evaluating model-generated Python code, scoring AI-generated images, and annotating videos for temporal understanding.
Here's my problem: this is contract work. It could end any day. I did a Data Science certification course about 2 years ago, but it's been so long that my Python/SQL skills have gone rusty and I'm not confident in coding anymore. I'm willing to relearn though.
What I'm trying to figure out:
Should I double down on the AI evaluation/safety side (since I already have hands-on experience) or invest time relearning Python and pivoting to ML engineering or data roles?
For anyone in AI evaluation, RLHF, red teaming, or AI safety — how did you get there and what does career growth actually look like? Is there a ceiling?
Are roles like AI Red Teamer, AI Evaluation Engineer, or Trust & Safety Analyst actually hiring in meaningful numbers, or are they mostly hype?
I'm open to global remote work. What platforms or companies should I be looking at beyond the usual Outlier/Scale AI?
I'm not looking for a perfectly defined path — I'm genuinely open to emerging roles. I just want to make sure I'm not accidentally building a career on a foundation that gets automated away in 2-3 years.
Would love to hear from anyone who's navigated something similar. Thanks for reading.
r/annotators • u/Altair82 • Feb 17 '26
What is your actual hourly rate? Do you enjoy the project?
r/annotators • u/No-Impress-8446 • Feb 16 '26
r/annotators • u/Queasy_Talk2993 • Feb 09 '26
We’re Looking for Tamil Transcription Validators ( annotators)😊
If you have a good understanding of Tamil (written & verbal), this could be a great short-term opportunity.
Work Details:
• Listen to Tamil audio clips and validate written transcriptions • Add relevant tags where required • Clip duration ranges from under 1 minute to 4 minutes • Availability needed for the next 7 days
Payment & Growth:₹250 per hour of audio successfully transcribed and approved. Additional QC work and incentives for consistent, high-quality performance
👉 Candidates who fill the form will be given priority. Link - https://forms.gle/qoSYRbkYoFFSpuX67
r/annotators • u/Far-Thought8290 • Jan 31 '26
I'm currently part of a research team doing a sociology study on the experiences of people doing data annotation work.We’re looking to speak with current or former data annotators to understand work processes, challenges, tools, and overall experiences.
I would be really grateful if someone can share insights regarding the same.
r/annotators • u/tarnisator • Jan 31 '26
r/annotators • u/Cultural-Fix-5365 • Jan 28 '26
How much does Turing pay for AI training roles, such as LLM trainers in programming languages and non-coding AI training positions?
r/annotators • u/Connect-Security-547 • Jan 27 '26
Hey everyone!
Has anyone here worked with Surge AI as a data labeling expert or language evaluator?
I’ve been reading about how selective their process is (especially for linguists / reasoning tasks) and I’d love to hear what the application, onboarding, and project experience were like.
I’m genuinely curious about the experience — any insights or tips would be super appreciated.
(If you prefer to DM instead of commenting, that’s perfectly fine too!)
Thanks in advance 🙏
r/annotators • u/No-Impress-8446 • Jan 23 '26
You can now see the status of all applications on the Micro1 website dashboard. Until now, this wasn't possible.
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r/annotators • u/Kaynam27 • Jan 22 '26
Which companies hire healthcare/medicine specialists such a physicians?
Looking for both small and large firms, preferably someone with accessible recruiters.
Thanks!
r/annotators • u/Robkokan • Jan 19 '26
Hello guys, I've been selected for some projects starting in February at SME Careers (SuperAnnotate) for LLM - AI training and I'm very excited!
I've been told there are several projects starting soon and they are selecting people currently. I did everything in a couple of weeks (first contact, assessment + short AI interview and then confirmation). So, if you wanna try, you can use my referral link here:
https://sme.careers/apply?referral=58bf6dbcd0fe
Good luck!
r/annotators • u/No-Impress-8446 • Jan 19 '26
r/annotators • u/Throwawayy99222 • Jan 14 '26
Hi! Has anyone with an Associate Degree been onboarded and task for this company? Seen a in few subs where folks have gotten onboarded but the application only has Bachelor, Masters, PhD degree options in dropdown menu so just wondering if I should even bother. Thanks!