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Data Labelling Specialist (Entry Level)
Singapore · Contract
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Job description
Job Overview
We are seeking fresh graduates to join our team as Data Labelling Specialists in Singapore on a contract basis. The role involves reviewing images and videos carefully and providing accurate annotations to support the development and evaluation of Computer Vision models.
Responsibilities
- Thoroughly review designated images and video clips using provided software tools and guidelines.
- Create or adjust bounding boxes, categorize classes, add relevant attributes, and accurately tag timestamps and event markers.
- Inspect pre-labelled data sets to identify and correct missing or inaccurate annotations.
- Flag ambiguous or unclear instances for further review instead of making assumptions.
- Perform basic self-quality checks and revise labels according to feedback to maintain high annotation standards.
- Keep records of tasks and batches handled systematically.
- Participate in brief calibration sessions when new labelling procedures or projects are introduced.
- Adhere strictly to confidentiality, data privacy, access controls, and data-handling policies at all times.
Required Qualifications and Skills
- No prior professional experience is necessary; fresh graduates are encouraged to apply.
- Proficiency with basic computer operations and comfortable using web-based annotation tools.
- Capability to sustain focus during extended reviews of images and video footage.
- Exceptional attention to detail and ability to maintain consistency across labelling tasks.
- Ability to accurately follow written instructions and sample examples.
- Fundamental written communication skills needed for documenting comments and posing clarifying questions.
- Previous experience in annotation, quality control, or data entry is advantageous but not mandatory.
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