3D CGI Video Editor for AI Training

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. OpenTrain AI hires and contracts contributors for projects that help develop modern artificial intelligence, giving skilled professionals a way to apply their expertise to cutting-edge work.

  • Remote contractor opportunity with OpenTrain AI
  • Build experience in a fast-growing AI training industry
  • Create a profile and apply through OpenTrain

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Contributors prepare, create, review, and evaluate examples that help AI systems learn. For this role, polished audiovisual assets can support machine learning applications involving robotics and educational media.

  • Work directly on materials used in AI development
  • Use professional creative and post-production skills in a technology-focused setting
  • Remote work can fit around other professional or personal commitments

The Role

OpenTrain AI is recruiting a 3D/CGI Video Editor for AI Training to create high-quality digital media assets for robotics and educational media. You will combine video editing, animation, motion graphics, visual effects, audio editing, and audiovisual compositing to produce technically sound final outputs.

Prior AI training experience is not required. The key qualification is strong real-world expertise editing 3D/CGI and animation-based content in professional or client environments. The opportunity is listed as entry level, while the role itself requires extensive video editing experience.

  • Remote contractor position
  • Part-time engagement requiring 20 or more hours per week
  • Worldwide opportunity
  • English-language role
  • Pay range: $30 to $80 per hour

What You’ll Do

You will manage video and post-production work from assembly through final delivery. Success requires strong visual judgment, organized project management, responsive collaboration, and the ability to turn feedback into polished, optimized multimedia assets.

  • Edit and assemble high-quality 3D/CGI video content for robotics and educational media
  • Apply animation, motion graphics, and visual effects to strengthen visual storytelling
  • Perform audio editing and audiovisual compositing
  • Organize complex project files using effective post-production workflows
  • Collaborate remotely and incorporate feedback efficiently
  • Iterate on assets and prepare optimized video materials for machine learning applications
  • Stay current with relevant video engineering and digital media trends
  • Deliver technically sound multimedia assets on deadline

Required Skills and Qualifications

You should bring extensive experience editing 3D/CGI and animation-based content, along with the communication and organizational skills needed to manage detailed post-production work. A bachelor’s degree in any field is required, and advanced experience in video editing, digital media, visual effects, or a related area is highly valued.

  • Extensive professional or client-environment experience with 3D/CGI and animation-based editing
  • Strong visual storytelling, animation, motion graphics, visual effects, and audiovisual compositing skills
  • Proficiency with Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer
  • Strong written and verbal communication
  • Careful attention to detail and effective project organization
  • Ability to incorporate feedback and deliver polished multimedia assets on deadline
  • Bachelor’s degree in any field

Who Should Apply

This role is a strong fit for an experienced video editor or digital media professional who can work confidently across 3D/CGI content, animation, motion graphics, visual effects, audio, and compositing. You do not need previous AI training experience, but you should be comfortable producing polished work for technical applications and adapting through feedback.

  • 3D/CGI video editors with professional or client-facing portfolios
  • Animation and motion graphics specialists with strong storytelling skills
  • Digital media and visual effects professionals interested in AI training
  • Organized collaborators who can manage complex files and remote workflows

How to Apply Through OpenTrain

Create or update your free OpenTrain account, highlight your video editing and digital media experience, and apply in minutes. Your OpenTrain profile helps present your relevant capabilities as you pursue work at the intersection of creative production and AI development.

  • Review the role requirements and remote schedule
  • Showcase your 3D/CGI, animation, editing, and post-production experience
  • Apply through OpenTrain for consideration by OpenTrain AI
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