Aviation Data Specialist (Flight Students)
About The Role Are you studying to become a pilot or controller — or do you have hands-on experience with aviation communications? We're looking for aviation-knowledgeable specialists to help train next-generation AI systems by reviewing and transcribing real pilot-to-tower audio. Your expertise directly improves the accuracy, safety, and real-world reliability of AI in aviation.
Type: Hourly Contract
Location: Fully Remote
Commitment: Flexible — work on your own schedule What You'll Do Listen to and transcribe authentic pilot-to-tower radio communications
Review and annotate aviation audio for accuracy and contextual correctness
Identify errors, ambiguities, or miscommunications in transcribed data
Apply your knowledge of standard aviation phraseology and protocols to improve AI outputs
Provide structured feedback that helps AI better understand real-world flight communications
Complete task-based assignments asynchronously at your own pace Who You Are Currently enrolled in or recently completed a flight training program (student pilot, PPL, CPL, ATPL track) — or have equivalent aviation communications experience
Familiar with standard aviation radio phraseology and ATC communication procedures
Strong listening comprehension and attention to detail
Able to transcribe audio accurately and consistently
Self-motivated and comfortable working independently
No prior AI or data labeling experience required Nice to Have Experience with actual flight simulator or real cockpit radio communications
Familiarity with NAV CANADA, FAA, ICAO, or other regulatory communication standards
Background in air traffic control, dispatch, or aviation operations Why Join Us Work remotely on a fully flexible schedule that fits around your studies or career
Contribute to cutting-edge AI projects with real-world safety implications
Gain exposure to how AI is being built and trained in the aviation domain
Freelance perks: full autonomy, asynchronous work, and no micromanagement
Potential for ongoing work and contract extension as projects evolve
Make a meaningful impact — your contributions help make aviation AI safer for everyone
Type: Hourly Contract
Location: Fully Remote
Commitment: Flexible — work on your own schedule What You'll Do Listen to and transcribe authentic pilot-to-tower radio communications
Review and annotate aviation audio for accuracy and contextual correctness
Identify errors, ambiguities, or miscommunications in transcribed data
Apply your knowledge of standard aviation phraseology and protocols to improve AI outputs
Provide structured feedback that helps AI better understand real-world flight communications
Complete task-based assignments asynchronously at your own pace Who You Are Currently enrolled in or recently completed a flight training program (student pilot, PPL, CPL, ATPL track) — or have equivalent aviation communications experience
Familiar with standard aviation radio phraseology and ATC communication procedures
Strong listening comprehension and attention to detail
Able to transcribe audio accurately and consistently
Self-motivated and comfortable working independently
No prior AI or data labeling experience required Nice to Have Experience with actual flight simulator or real cockpit radio communications
Familiarity with NAV CANADA, FAA, ICAO, or other regulatory communication standards
Background in air traffic control, dispatch, or aviation operations Why Join Us Work remotely on a fully flexible schedule that fits around your studies or career
Contribute to cutting-edge AI projects with real-world safety implications
Gain exposure to how AI is being built and trained in the aviation domain
Freelance perks: full autonomy, asynchronous work, and no micromanagement
Potential for ongoing work and contract extension as projects evolve
Make a meaningful impact — your contributions help make aviation AI safer for everyone