Robot Operator

Robot Operator (AI Training)What if your daily routine — cooking breakfast, tidying up, navigating your home — could directly shape the future of robotics? We're looking for Robot Operators to capture real-world video footage of everyday human tasks, creating the training data that teaches next-generation AI robots how to understand and interact with the physical world.This is a fully remote, flexible contract role open to almost anyone. No technical background, no robotics experience, no special skills required — just a camera, a space to record, and the willingness to follow simple guidelines.Organization: AlignerrType: Hourly ContractLocation: RemoteCommitment: 10–40 hours/weekWhat You'll DoRecord yourself performing common, everyday tasks — cooking, cleaning, organizing, navigating spaces — using a smartphone or video cameraFollow clear, step‐by‐step guides that tell you exactly what to capture and howEnsure footage is well‐lit, clearly framed, and captures full task sequencesSubmit recordings along with brief task descriptions and structured notesParticipate in recurring recording sessions as new tasks and projects are assignedWho You AreAccess to a smartphone or video camera capable of capturing clear footageA home, apartment, or workspace where you can record comfortablyComfortable being on camera performing routine, everyday activitiesReliable and detail‐oriented — able to follow recording guidelines consistentlySelf‐motivated and able to complete task‐based work independentlyNo technical, AI, or robotics experience requiredNice to HaveExperience with video recording, content creation, or photographyA variety of environments or spaces available to record inFamiliarity with AI tools or data collection workflowsWhy Join UsWork on genuinely cutting‐edge AI and robotics projects alongside leading research labsFully remote and flexible — record on your own schedule, from your own spaceFreelance autonomy with the structure of clear, task‐based assignmentsContribute to technology that will shape how robots understand and navigate the real worldPotential for ongoing work and contract extension as new recording projects launch #J-18808-Ljbffr