A new remote job opportunity is open for people across Europe who want to help train the next generation of artificial intelligence systems. AuraOne Human Data is hiring a Data-Video Generalist — a contractor role that pays people to capture motion data using nothing more than their smartphones.
The role is open to experts based in 18 European countries, including Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Estonia, Greece, Lithuania, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain.
What Does a Data-Video Generalist Do?
The core job involves capturing precise motion data using your smartphone's sensor suite — known as an IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) — during specified physical tasks. This data helps train AI models to understand and replicate real-world movement.
According to Mediabistro, the role is designed for people whose domain knowledge matters more than technical AI expertise. The job posting states clearly: "No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters."
Supported devices include the iPhone 12 and later, and Google Pixel 6 and later models. This means most modern smartphones will qualify for the work.
Who Is Hiring and What Do They Pay?
The position is listed under AuraOne Human Data, a company focused on human-generated data for AI training. According to Glassdoor, the work is described as "a remote evaluation track for reviewing data video generalist evaluation prompts and responses against AuraOne's" standards.
Pay information from SimplyHired shows the position pays between $35 and $50 per hour, with part-time and remote work arrangements available.
The job listing on Lensa reinforces the core message: "In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems."
Why This Job Matters for AI Development
This role is part of a growing trend where AI companies rely on human workers to provide real-world data that machines cannot generate themselves. Motion data captured from smartphones helps AI systems learn how humans actually move, which is critical for applications in robotics, augmented reality, and autonomous systems.
The fact that no AI experience is required makes this an accessible entry point for people with diverse backgrounds. If you can follow instructions and own a compatible smartphone, you may qualify.
Our Take: A Low-Barrier Entry Into AI Work
To put it plainly, this job posting represents something genuinely useful: a way for ordinary people to participate in AI development without needing a computer science degree. The pay range of $35–$50 per hour is respectable for part-time remote work, especially for people in countries where that rate goes further.
In our view, the most interesting part is the device requirement. By limiting the role to iPhone 12 and later or Pixel 6 and later, the company ensures consistent sensor quality. That is a smart move — but it also means people with older phones are locked out of the opportunity.
If you live in one of the 18 eligible countries and own a compatible smartphone, this is worth applying for. The work is straightforward, the pay is clear, and you get to say you helped train AI systems that will shape the future.
For anyone interested, the full application details are available through the job listings on Micro1 and Indeed.
