[Remote] Interior designers

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Crossing Hurdles is a recruitment firm that connects top candidates with leading AI research labs. The Interior Designer role involves wearing a GoPro to record daily activities to support the Common Lives Project, which aims to improve AI models in human activity recognition. Responsibilities • Wear a head-mounted GoPro camera to capture daily activities for 5 days within a 2-week period (7 hours/day with breaks) or for 3-4 hours per day over 3-4 weeks. • Record activities related to your animal care duties or other manual/creative work in a private indoor environment. • Review, upload, and manage video clips via a secure platform after each recording session. • Ensure all household members provide consent to appear in the footage. • Maintain confidentiality and adhere to data privacy guidelines when handling video content. Skills • Adults (18+) residing in the United States. • Engaged in interior design, space planning, or related creative professions (e.g., interior designers, space planners, lighting designers, furniture designers, architectural designers, and home stylists). • Have access to a private, self-contained indoor space for video recording. • Comfortable with basic computer tasks for video uploading and reviewing clips. • Self-employed or have employer consent to record in your work environment. Benefits • GoPro camera and accessories provided (yours to keep after successful completion of the project) • Flexible commitment with minimal disruption to your routine • Opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge AI research and human-centered AI systems • Paid freelance engagement for your participation and video recording efforts Company Overview • At Crossing Hurdles, we specialise in customised recruitment and staffing solutions designed to drive success for businesses and professionals. It was founded in 2022, and is headquartered in , with a workforce of 11-50 employees. Its website is Apply tot his job Apply tot his job