PDF Annotation & Transcription Experts – Gujarati | $12.68/hr Remote
Listing checked October 16, 2026 · pay as published by Mercor
Overview
Neon needs native Gujarati speakers to build document AI training data in scripts that parsers and vision-language models handle badly. Each assignment hands you a real, publicly available PDF page drawn from newspapers, textbooks, exam papers, flyers, forms, manuals, menus, and worksheets. You map every meaningful region on that page, tag it by type, set the reading order, and transcribe the text in Gujarati script. No parser output stands in for your work: people handle component identification, typing, ordering, and transcription, and a second Gujarati expert checks each task before it ships.
What You'll Do7
- 1Check each supplied page before annotating: confirm the language is Gujarati, the scan is legible, real content is present, and no personal details show up.
- 2Draw boundaries around every meaningful region, from document titles and section headings to paragraphs, lists, tables, figures, diagrams, captions, formulas, questions, and answer fields.
- 3Assign a component type and a reading-order index to each region you mark.
- 4Link related regions through a parent component identifier so a figure or table connects to the caption or reference it belongs with.
- 5Transcribe all text exactly as it appears in Gujarati script, handwritten passages included, and flag any region you cannot read.
- 6Log page metadata: language, document type, source, page dimensions, plus flags for tables, formulas, and handwriting.
- 7Review a colleague's task end to end once you reach the experienced annotator tier.
Requirements5
- 1Native Gujarati fluency with full command of the script, its diacritics, and its conjunct forms.
- 2Hands-on document work in annotation, transcription, translation, localization, subtitling, proofreading, journalism, or regional-language data review.
- 3Character-level precision. One wrong diacritic counts as a defect, so accuracy outranks speed here.
- 4Discipline in applying a single taxonomy across hundreds of pages instead of improvising file by file.
- 5Comfort with layouts that resist easy parsing: multi-column newspapers, exam papers, handwritten forms.
Who Should Apply
Native Gujarati readers with a document background in annotation, transcription, proofreading, localization, or journalism. You treat character accuracy as the real measure of the work and can apply one taxonomy to a newspaper column, an exam page, and a handwritten form without shifting standards.
Salary Insight
Pay runs $10.00 to $11.00 per hour. That band sits at the entry level for regional-language annotation, where rates track script complexity and language rarity more than years on the job. Prior annotation, review, or OCR correction experience tends to push you toward the upper end.
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Lead your profile with the language claim: state native Gujarati fluency with full command of the script, diacritics, and conjunct forms rather than a general multilingual line. Back it with one number from document work you have done, such as pages annotated, tasks reviewed, or OCR corrections made, and note any willingness to handle second-expert review.
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