Data Entry / AI Data Labeling Specialist

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<p>Location: Remote (United States)<br>Job Type: Full-Time & Part-Time Opportunities Available<br>Schedule: Flexible Hours</p><p>About the Role</p><p>We are seeking detail-oriented and motivated individuals to join our team as Data Entry / AI Data Labeling Specialists. In this role, you will support the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems by accurately entering, reviewing, and labeling data used to train machine learning models.</p><p>This is an excellent opportunity for entry-level candidates looking to start a remote career in the fast-growing field of AI and data operations.</p><p>Key Responsibilities<br>Accurately input, update, and maintain data across internal systems<br>Label and categorize datasets for AI and machine learning models<br>Review data for errors, inconsistencies, and quality assurance<br>Follow project guidelines and meet daily/weekly productivity targets<br>Collaborate with team members and supervisors in a remote environment<br>Qualifications<br>High school diploma or equivalent required<br>No prior experience required (training provided)<br>Strong attention to detail and accuracy<br>Basic computer skills (typing, internet navigation, spreadsheets)<br>Ability to work independently and manage time effectively<br>Reliable internet connection<br>Preferred (Not Required)<br>Previous data entry, administrative, or remote work experience<br>Familiarity with tools like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets<br>Compensation & Benefits<br>Competitive hourly pay ($18–$28/hour based on experience)<br>Flexible scheduling (choose part-time or full-time)<br>Work-from-home convenience<br>Paid training and ongoing support<br>Health, dental, and vision insurance (for full-time employees)<br>Paid time off and holidays<br>Opportunities for advancement into QA or team lead roles<br>Why Join Us?<br>Entry-level friendly with structured onboarding<br>Be part of the growing AI industry<br>Supportive, remote-first team culture<br>Opportunity to build valuable digital and analytical skills</p> Salary: 18 - 28 USD Per hour

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