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Innodata Inc.

Data Annotation Specialist

United Kingdom
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Profile: Data Annotation Specialist

Location: United Kingdom | Remote | Freelance

Commitment: ~20 hours/week | Duration: 30–45 days

Languages: English


We are looking for English-speaking freelance professionals currently based in the UK to support an AI Data Annotation & Translation project. The role involves reviewing, translating, annotating, and evaluating content to help improve the quality and accuracy of AI systems.

Role Overview

  • Perform annotation, translation, review, and classification tasks in English.
  • Review content according to detailed project guidelines and quality standards.
  • Ensure translations and annotations are accurate, consistent, and contextually appropriate.
  • Identify linguistic, grammatical, cultural, and contextual issues.
  • Maintain consistency across large volumes of data.
  • Complete assigned tasks within the required timelines.
  • Participate in quality checks and incorporate feedback when required.

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  • Currently residing in the United Kingdom.
  • Native proficiency in English.
  • Strong understanding of English grammar, syntax, language, and cultural context.
  • Previous experience in translation, annotation, content review, linguistic evaluation, localization, or AI/ML data projects is preferred.
  • Excellent attention to detail and ability to follow detailed instructions.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote/freelance environment.
  • Reliable internet connection and access to a computer/laptop.

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Skills

Data Annotation
Translation
Content Review
Linguistic Evaluation
Localization
English Grammar
English Syntax
Classification

Location

United Kingdom

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