Video Research Analyst

Video Research Analyst

What if doing the dishes could help change the future? At Alignerr, we partner with the world's leading AI research teams to build and train cutting-edge robotics models — and we need real people performing real tasks to make it happen.

As a Video Research Analyst, you'll capture everyday household activities on video to generate high-quality training data for next-generation AI robotics. It's hands-on, meaningful work that puts you at the forefront of one of the most exciting fields in tech.

Record yourself performing common household tasks — cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, and more

Use an Android device and a specialized headset to capture rich, high-quality data for AI training

Follow structured procedural guidelines to ensure consistency and data quality

Work across various home-like environments to capture diverse, real-world scenarios

Use provided or reimbursed equipment including sensors, cameras, or specialized glasses

Contribute directly to training the robotics models that will one day automate these tasks

You own or have access to an Android device (iOS not currently supported) and can download the project app

You're comfortable wearing a specialized headset during recording sessions (reimbursement provided after participation conditions are met)

You have excellent English comprehension and a strong eye for detail

You're reliable, self-motivated, and comfortable following structured task instructions

You're open to recurring participation — weekly sessions are available

You're comfortable being recorded while performing everyday tasks

Be part of AI history — your data directly trains the robotics systems of tomorrow

Flexible scheduling — work at your own pace with recurring session opportunities

No specialized skills required — if you can cook, clean, or do laundry, you qualify

Meaningful impact — help build the technology that will free people from tedious household chores

Work with cutting-edge AI — gain firsthand exposure to how advanced robotics models are trained

Freelance perks — autonomy, flexibility, and the satisfaction of contributing to real research