What it is
HumanSignal makes Label Studio, a data labeling tool. It also hires contributors for paid data work. Roles we saw include data collection, data annotation, graphic design, acting and AI trainer jobs. Listings are on its jobs board.
What it pays
Pay is set per listing and location. A data collection role we checked paid up to $14.30 an hour in Finland and the Netherlands, and $6.00 an hour in Malaysia. An automotive AI trainer role in Europe paid roughly 11 euros an hour. Other roles don't state pay on the board, so check each one.
How to get in
- Pick a role on the HumanSignal jobs board that is open in your country.
- Apply through the listing.
- For data collection, join the contributor community. You then get notified about projects and choose tasks that fit your time.
The catch
- Rates vary by country, from about $6 to $14 an hour in the examples we checked.
- Some roles are tied to specific cities or regions.
Questions people ask
Is HumanSignal legit?
Yes. HumanSignal makes Label Studio and posts its contributor roles on its own jobs board.
What does HumanSignal pay?
A data collection role we checked paid up to $14.30 an hour in Finland and the Netherlands and $6.00 in Malaysia. An automotive AI trainer role paid roughly 11 euros an hour.
How do I get work at HumanSignal?
Apply to a role on its jobs board. For data collection you join the contributor community, then pick projects that fit your time.