AI Analyst & Photographer – Spanish · Turing Turing · Varies · remote · ago Varies ago

AI Analyst & Photographer (Spanish) | Contractor | Remote | Up to 16 Weeks

Turing is looking for Spanish-speaking photographers and data annotators to help build evaluation materials for frontier AI systems. You'll source, modify, and document real-world images to challenge multimodal AI agents in multi-step visual research tasks. This is a detail-oriented, research-heavy role ideal for candidates with strong cultural knowledge of Spanish-speaking locales and a passion for AI development.

Based in San Francisco, Turing is the world's leading research accelerator for frontier AI labs and a trusted partner for global enterprises deploying advanced AI. Turing helps customers accelerate frontier research and transform AI from proof of concept into proprietary, measurable intelligence.

You will create image-based evaluation instances using cropped, occluded, or degraded photographs of real-world places, products, and media. Each instance must require an AI agent to perform multi-step web research (e.g., Google Search, Google Lens, reverse image search) to identify or restore missing content. You'll deliver a complete package per instance: the modified image, a prompt, a grading rubric, and solution notes.

• Source authentic, high-quality, verifiably licensed photographs relevant to your assigned Spanish-speaking locale.
• Document each image's license type and provenance (e.g., Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons, public domain, or original photography).
• Conduct iterative, multi-step research to verify image subjects using Google Search, Google Lens, and reverse image search.
• Create cropped, masked, or degraded image versions that conceal key identifiers while preserving realistic visual clues.
• Write clear, time-bound prompts in English that do not reveal the target identity.
• Develop concise, objective, one-sentence grading rubrics for each evaluation instance.
• Prepare solution notes documenting the ground-truth identity, research process, supporting evidence, and expected outcome.

• Language: Native or highly fluent Spanish speaker with strong English proficiency. All deliverables must be written in English.
• Local cultural knowledge: Deep familiarity with regionally significant (non-touristy) landmarks, universities, municipal buildings, and domestic film/media in your assigned locale. This is a critical requirement.
• Research skills: Comfortable with iterative, investigative research using Google Search, Google Lens, and reverse image search.
• Copyright literacy: Able to source, verify, and document licensed or public-domain imagery from platforms such as Wikimedia Commons, Smithsonian Open Access, and Creative Commons.
• Image editing: Able to crop, mask, or annotate images while preserving realistic secondary visual clues.
• Attention to detail: Skilled at writing precise, objective rubric criteria and carefully scoped prompts.
• Tool proficiency: Comfortable with Google Drive, structured file naming, and organized deliverable submissions.

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience in any field.
• Experience in AI evaluation, data annotation, content review, or quality assurance is preferred but not required.

• Type: Contractor
• Duration: Up to 16 weeks
• Commitment: Minimum 20 hours/week (at least 4 hrs/day), with 4 hours of overlap with Pacific Time

Shortlisted candidates will receive a Job Interest Form
. Final selections will be contacted with onboarding steps, consent forms, and NDA requirements. Candidates must be willing to grant necessary app-integration permissions for the project.