Gymnastics Video Rater | Uber AI Solutions | Handshake

Uber AI Solutions is Uber’s marketplace connecting skilled freelancers with Generative AI researchers and product teams working on cutting-edge AI systems. We partner with independent contractors to support large-scale model evaluation, alignment, and quality initiatives.

We are seeking detail-oriented gymnastics athletes, coaches, journalists, and other professionals (with youth and/or collegiate officiating experience) to evaluate video analysis across a broad range of scenarios. In this role, you will apply your extensive knowledge of gymnastics rules to assess and annotate images and videos across multiple quality dimensions, helping train sports AI systems to meet high standards of accuracy and reliability.


This is a remote, contract-based position offering flexible hours and the opportunity to work on cutting-edge AI alignment and evaluation initiatives within the sports technology space.


What you'll work on

  • Categorizing and labeling competition footage (images or videos) using clear guidelines (like tagging competitor positioning, form infractions, or specific issues) and capturing additional project-specific metadata.
  • Review broadcast videos to identify the exact start and end of every set..
  • Segment each event using timestamps and select the correct event from the specific event list.
  • Determine whether the event resulted in the scoring and identify the primary player(s) involved.
  • Extract key performer information and team.
  • Use broadcast commentary and on-screen graphics to help identify plays, players, teams, and other situations.
  • Provide feedback on AI rule interpretations using structured rubrics, and flag uncertain or ambiguous judgments for review.

Project details

  • Duration: 1 week; successful contributors may be offered additional opportunities
  • Location: Remote and flexible; must be located in the US or Canada.
  • Engagement type: Freelance/Independent contractor.
  • Pay: up to $30/hr


What we are looking for

  • Demonstrated experience officiating gymnastics at the youth and/or collegiate level.
  • Detail-oriented and efficient individuals with a deep understanding of gymnastics rules, mechanics, and flow.
  • Strong comprehension skills and the ability to follow complex instructions for data labeling.
  • Reliable independent contractors looking for a specialized, sports-focused tech engagement.
  • English fluency is a must, but bilingual proficiency is a plus and may unlock specialized projects.
  • Comfortably navigate and work within browser-based annotation tools, video playback operation, and web-based workflows.
  • Read and interpret spreadsheets or CSV files as required by specific projects.


Why this matters

Your contributions help guide AI to better understand the fast-paced world of gymnastics. By identifying and categorizing game data with a referee's expert eye, you're helping ensure that AI models are more accurate, intuitive, and helpful for players, coaches, and officials everywhere.


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