Human Skeleton Motion Annotator

Skeleton keypoints annotation is a vital task in video processing. This role requires accuracy and attention to detail, ensuring that skeleton keypoints are accurately placed across all frames, even with motion blur or occlusion.

The ideal candidate will have expertise in frame-by-frame labeling and interpolation, maintaining temporal consistency in skeletons and bounding boxes. They should be able to detect and fix annotation drift in long sequences and balance speed and accuracy in complex datasets.

This position demands excellent attention to detail and spatial awareness, with a strong understanding of body posture and motion.

A basic understanding of anatomy, pose estimation datasets, and platforms like Darwin can be beneficial but is not required.

Quality control is essential in this role, as the annotator will review and correct annotations before submission.