Imagery Analyst (Drone & Maritime)

Annotators review machine-generated object labels on drone and maritime sensor imagery for a US Navy project, fixing wrong bounding boxes and adding missed objects, with video frames to follow. It is careful, repetitive work in a secure Navy environment. The federal contract requires US citizenship and an active DoD CAC. It is remote in the US, part-time or full-time at your own pace. The listing quotes $35 to $80 an hour and says pay is per submitted image.

What you would do

• Check machine-drawn bounding boxes on still drone and maritime images and fix the inaccurate ones
• Label objects the model failed to detect
• Apply the labeling guidelines the same way on every image, inside the secure Navy environment
• Keep a steady pace of submitted images and flag unclear cases instead of guessing
• Move on to video frame annotation when the project expands

What the listing asks for

• Active DoD Common Access Card and US citizenship, both required by the federal contract
• Strong attention to detail and patience for repetitive, accuracy-critical work
• Comfort learning new labeling software and clear written and verbal communication
• Preferred: data labeling or bounding box experience, and familiarity with aerial, maritime, satellite or thermal imagery

Suits US citizens who hold an active CAC and can stay accurate through long sessions of repetitive image labeling.

Listed pay: $35 to $80 per hour, paid per submitted image. Where: Remote, US citizens with an active DoD CAC only. Time: Part-time or full-time, on your own schedule. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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