Remote Video production Expert

WorkadaVirginia Beach, VAAdded 2d ago

Video Editor (social media)

Free to start · No card · 5 credits the moment you sign up

Job description

At Workada, we're not just labeling data, we're helping improve the technology people use every day. Our work creates the examples and feedback that make advanced systems more accurate, consistent, and useful. What You'll Do Evaluate outputs from AI models, text, images, video, and documents against detailed criteria. Assess quality, spot errors and inconsistencies, and write clear, well-reasoned justifications for your judgments. Every evaluation you complete helps these systems perform better in the real world. Who We're Looking For People who write clearly, think critically, and can back up a judgment call with a clear explanation. This role suits people who've done work built around precise written evaluation, UI/UX design, graphic design, photography, video production, editorial or research work, or writing technical specs and requirements. - Strong readers and writers with sound judgment - Comfortable evaluating creative or technical work against a set of criteria - Takes quality seriously and catches what others miss - Can follow detailed written guidelines independently Strong readers and writers with sound judgmentComfortable evaluating creative or technical work against a set of criteriaTakes quality seriously and catches what others missCan follow detailed written guidelines independentlyQualifications Technical Requirements What We Offer Remote, flexible contract workClear guidelines and trainingPerformance feedback and opportunities to growA mission-driven team focused on accuracy and qualityundefined

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