Data Annotation Specialist Internship

The internship is about checking video submissions that were recorded on phones from a first-person view, and judging whether they can be trusted. Interns work through them against the client's guidelines.

• Watch the phone-recorded egocentric videos that come in.
• Look for signs of fraud, manipulation or problems with how the footage was collected.
• Run quality checks as the client's guidelines describe.
• Mark every submission as valid or flagged.
• Pick the correct reason whenever a submission is flagged.
• Keep the work accurate and consistent, with close attention to detail.
• Stick to the project SOPs, the training materials and the client's instructions.

The post is open to freshers. It asks that you meet all of these:

• You can do remote work and start between 17th Oct'26 and 21st Nov'26.
• You are free for the full 6 months.
• You can work 9 hours a day, Monday to Saturday.
• Your spoken and written English and general communication are decent.
• You have a laptop or desktop and a good internet connection.
• You have relevant skills and interest in this kind of work.

Perks listed are a certificate, a letter of recommendation, flexible work hours and a job offer. If you are converted to a permanent employee, the post says to expect a salary of ₹ 200000 to 300000/year.

• Practise watching short clips closely and writing down what you noticed. This role rests on spotting small inconsistencies.
• Get used to making a clear yes or no call and stating the reason in a sentence. Valid or flagged decisions need a consistent logic.
• Read any written guidelines twice before you start, and keep a checklist so you apply the same rules to every item.
• Test your laptop and internet connection beforehand, since you will be working long days on video.
• Be ready to show how you write and speak in English, as the posting lists both as required skills.