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Field Data Collection Operator

Your Personal AI
New York, US
On-siteUSD 16 - 24 / hour

About this role

Field Data Collection Operator, New York

Applications open

Paid, in-person work: run data capture sessions with participants and equipment. It suits organised people who speak the local language and can travel to capture sites.

English · In person · New York, US · Freelance

In person, in and around New York, not from home. This listing is for English speakers who live there or can travel there.

What the work is for

You brief and support participants in the local language, and check their recordings.

The work

  • Organise and run capture sessions to the project protocol.
  • Brief participants, record consent and check captures before they leave the site.
  • Report problems from the field while they can still be fixed.

You need

  • Organisation, and the local language of the market you work in.
  • Ability to travel to capture locations within that market.
  • 18 years or older.

Our team reviews applications for this role and contacts selected applicants by email.

Takes a couple of minutes. No CV needed.

Payment

Via PayPal, Wise, or bank transfer

When you are paid

Paid every two weeks after approved work.

Fees to you

Never, at any stage. If someone asks, it is not us

Who hires you

YPAI, a registered Norwegian company that collects and annotates data for AI

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Typical project pay

USD 16-24 per hour

Each project invitation states the work, your pay, what the pay covers and what the work must meet. You see it before you accept.

Where

New York, US

Contract

Freelance

Status

Applications open

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