Associate Analyst (Video Content Analyst and Data Collection)

GlobalLogic is hiring for the role of Associate Analyst (Video Content Analyst and Data Collection)! Responsibilities of the Candidate: • Field Execution & Task Performance: Perform realistic, structured, and multi-step physical activities while wearing the Meta Quest 3 headset to capture clean first-person video data. • Execute a wide range of natural hand-object interactions, including picking, placing, reaching, bending, turning, carrying, packing, sorting, organizing, assembling, testing, and tool transport across benches, assembly stations, and laboratory setups. • Ensure all tasks demonstrate dynamic whole-body movement and clear hand visibility without blocking camera views. 1. Video Segmentation & Timestamping • Carefully review raw video footage to identify key actions, events, and task transitions. • Split long video files into micro-segments with exact start and end timestamps (down to the millisecond level). • Classify video segments according to specific predefined categories, action taxonomies, or labeling guidelines. 2. Action-Level Captioning & Text Annotation • Task Description: Write clear, concise, and objective natural language sentences describing the exact task performed in each segment. • Follow strict guidelines on grammar, tense, vocabulary, and formatting to maintain consistency across datasets. • Ensure descriptions capture context, objects used, sub-tasks, and spatial/temporal relationships accurately. Quality & Compliance • Maintain high accuracy and consistency across large volumes of video data. • Adhere strictly to project-specific annotation guidelines and edge-case instructions provided by AIML engineers or Team Leads. Daily Output & Collaboration • Meet daily and weekly quota targets for video hours processed and segments annotated. • Collaborate with Quality Analysts (QA) and Data Operations Managers to resolve edge cases and refine descriptive guidelines. Requirements: • Technical Skills: Familiarity with video labeling/editing software, understanding of frame rates (FPS) and timestamps. • Language & Writing: Strong written and verbal English skills with precise grammar and concise descriptive capabilities. • Attention to Detail: Ability to spot micro-movements, subtle activity shifts, and precise cue points in fast-moving video. • Analytical Ability: Ability to break down complex human activities into step-by-step sequential tasks. • Strong attention to detail and the ability to sustain focus and accuracy across high volumes of repetitive review work. • Sound judgment and critical thinking to evaluate intent, context, and authenticity in video content. • Reading Ability: Comfortable decoding and applying detailed written instructions and rubrics. • Writing Ability: Ability to describe video content and review findings with appropriate grammar, vocabulary, and structure. • Typing Speed: 50–55 words per minute with 90% accuracy. • Ability to work effectively under supervision, manage time, and meet tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment. • Comfort working with large-scale datasets and review queues. • Basic computer proficiency, familiarity with MS Office / Google Workspace, and the ability to quickly learn new review and annotation tools. • High integrity and discretion when handling sensitive or private footage.