Creative Media Designer and Video Audio Editor

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI helps people build careers in AI training and data labeling, the human work behind modern artificial intelligence. We bring together opportunities across the industry so contributors can discover projects, build a lasting portfolio, and apply their creative and technical skills to cutting-edge AI development.

  • Worldwide contractor opportunity
  • Part-time schedule of 20+ hours per week
  • Work with OpenTrain AI on creative media evaluation and production

About AI Training Work

AI systems learn from examples created, reviewed, and evaluated by people. In creative media projects, contributors help assess how well AI-generated images, videos, audio, and other assets follow a brief, maintain a consistent style, and meet defined quality standards.

  • Apply creative judgment to AI-training content
  • Review outputs against structured rating frameworks and detailed guidelines
  • Combine artistic production with careful quality control

The Role

OpenTrain is recruiting a Creative Media AI Content Evaluator to create, edit, and assess visual and creative content for AI training work. You will turn creative briefs into illustrations, videos, audio, and other visual assets, produce consistent variations, and evaluate results across image, video, and audio workflows.

This entry-level opportunity is structured as a part-time contractor role requiring 20+ hours per week. Professional experience in a relevant creative or media field is required.

  • Role focus: Creative Media Content Evaluation
  • Employment type: Contractor and part-time
  • Time requirement: 20+ hours per week
  • Language: English
  • Location: Worldwide

What You’ll Do

You will produce and evaluate a range of creative assets while documenting your process clearly. The work requires consistent execution across multiple variations, practical knowledge of creative software and media workflows, and the ability to incorporate feedback.

  • Create illustrations, videos, and visual assets from creative briefs
  • Produce design, audio, and video variations while maintaining consistent style, composition, and quality
  • Capture screens and streams and manage creator video content
  • Perform image editing, retouching, compositing, and authoring
  • Apply digital painting, animation, brush-engine, and pressure-input techniques when appropriate
  • Edit video using non-linear workflows, multi-track timelines, effects, and proxy editing
  • Record and edit audio and video
  • Document prompts, workflows, and asset metadata clearly
  • Evaluate creative results using structured rating frameworks and detailed guidelines
  • Incorporate feedback effectively

Required Qualifications

Applicants should have at least five years of professional experience in graphic or media design, illustration, visual arts, video editing, audio engineering, or a related field. A versatile portfolio demonstrating strong visual or media production work is required.

  • Professional experience in graphic or media design, illustration, visual arts, video editing, audio engineering, or a related field
  • Proficiency in at least two of GIMP, Krita, Inkscape, Shotcut, Kdenlive, REAPER, or Ardour
  • Experience creating and evaluating illustrations, videos, audio, and other visual assets
  • Ability to maintain consistency across multiple media variations
  • Practical knowledge of image retouching, compositing, digital painting, animation, or non-linear video editing
  • Analytical problem-solving ability and careful attention to detail
  • Strong communication, time management, and quality-control skills
  • Ability to work independently
  • Ability to document prompts, workflows, and asset metadata clearly

Helpful Background

Additional education or product-focused experience may be useful for this work. These qualifications are valued but are not listed as required.

  • Master’s degree in fine arts, illustration, filmmaking, production, or a related field
  • Experience as a Product Owner

Why Build an AI Training Career With OpenTrain

AI training is a growing field where creative professionals help shape how advanced models understand and generate media. OpenTrain gives contributors one place to manage opportunities, present credible work, and build a portfolio around their experience in AI training and data labeling.

  • Apply creative and production expertise to emerging AI workflows
  • Build a unified portfolio of AI training experience
  • Discover opportunities that match your skills and professional background
  • Work remotely from anywhere in the world
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