Jobright is a next-generation AI job search platform built to make career navigation faster, smarter, and more personal. They are looking for a Data Annotator to build the high-quality datasets that train, evaluate, and continuously improve the AI agents at the heart of our product. Why Join Us
Shape the data that directly determines how well our AI agents perform for millions of job seekers
See the impact of your work in agent quality metrics within days, not quarters
Learn from applied AI engineers and researchers who treat annotation as a core part of model development, not an afterthought
Responsibilities
Label, review, and refine datasets across resumes, job descriptions, and agent conversations that train and evaluate the AI agents
Apply detailed annotation guidelines with consistency and judgment, flagging edge cases and ambiguity so the team can sharpen the rules over time
Partner with applied AI engineers and researchers to surface patterns in model errors, suggesting where targeted data work could most improve agent quality
Help build and refine annotation guidelines, quality checks, and review workflows so the team's data operations get better as we scale
Qualifications Required
Recent grad or early-career professional with 0 to 2 years of experience in data annotation, content review, research, or a related field
Strong communicator who can explain labeling decisions clearly and ask sharp questions when guidelines run out
Sharp attention to detail and good judgment in ambiguous cases, with a working understanding of how training data shapes AI and machine learning systems
Must be based in and authorized to work in the United States
Preferred
Internship or project experience in data annotation, linguistics, qualitative research, or content operations at a tech or AI-focused organization
Demonstrated ability to maintain high accuracy and throughput while working through large volumes of nuanced material
Familiarity with annotation tools, basic SQL or spreadsheet analysis, and comfort working with LLM outputs and prompt-based workflows