Descrizione dell'offerta
Fluent Language Skills Required:
Bengali. Native fluency in Bengali, including full command of Bengali script and orthography, is required for this position. All annotation and transcription work is performed in Bengali.
Why This Role Exists Document understanding breaks down fastest in the languages that parsing and vision-language models rarely see. This project builds training data for exactly those languages: Bengali, alongside four other Indic scripts, Japanese and Korean. Each task takes a real, publicly available PDF page and produces a complete structural map of that page, paired with a faithful transcription of every text region in the original script.
The dataset deliberately concentrates on the material models handle worst: handwriting, dense multi-column layouts, tables, diagrams, and mixed-script pages. Documents are drawn from newspapers, textbooks, examinations, and everyday formats such as flyers, forms, manuals, menus, brochures, notices and worksheets, so that the corpus reflects the real diversity of Bengali documents rather than a narrow band of easily parsed ones.
Delivered work is human-authored throughout. Component identification, component typing, reading order and all transcription are performed by people, not generated by parsing models.
What You'll Do
Open and check a task: pages are provided, so you do not source documents yourself. We find the PDFs and upload them for you. Before annotating, confirm the page is in Bengali, is legible, has real content, and shows no personal details
Annotate structure: identify and bound every meaningful region of the page - document title, section heading, paragraph, list, table, figure, diagram, caption, formula, question, answer field - and assign each a component type and a reading-order index
Record relationships: link each region to the figure or table it belongs to through a parent component identifier
Transcribe faithfully: reproduce all text exactly as it appears in Bengali script, including handwritten content, flagging any region where the source is not legible
Capture page metadata: language, document type, source, page dimensions, and flags for tables, formulas and handwriting
Review a colleague's work: every task is reviewed end to end by a second Bengali expert, and experienced annotators take on that review
Who You Are
You are a native Bengali speaker with full command of the script, its diacritics and its conjunct forms
You have worked with documents: annotation, transcription, translation, localization, subtitling, proofreading, journalism, or regional-language data review
You are exact: character-level accuracy matters more here than speed, and a single wrong diacritic is a defect
You are systematic: you apply a taxonomy consistently across hundreds of pages rather than improvising per document
You are comfortable with unfamiliar layouts: multi-column newspapers, exam papers, handwritten forms
Nice-to-Have Specialties
Regional-language AI data: annotation, labeling, grading, or bilingual evaluation for training datasets
Transcription and localization: MTPE, subtitling, bilingual QA, OCR correction or post-editing
Document production: typesetting, copy-editing, proofreading, or digitization of Bengali-language material
Script and encoding: Unicode normalization, Bengali input methods, numeral-form and character-form accuracy
What Success Looks Like
Every meaningful region on the page is captured, correctly bounded and correctly typed
Reading order reflects how the page is actually read, including across columns
Transcriptions match the source character for character, in Bengali script rather than transliteration
Your tasks pass second-expert review the first time
Unsuitable pages are flagged up front rather than after thirty minutes of work
Why Join Mercor
Build the training data that makes document AI work in scripts it currently handles badly
Work from real published Bengali documents rather than synthetic or templated pages
Quality leads on this project: accuracy is the first measure, with handling time tracked alongside it
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Why This Role Exists Document understanding breaks down fastest in the languages that parsing and vision-language models rarely see. This project builds training data for exactly those languages: Bengali, alongside four other Indic scripts, Japanese and Korean. Each task takes a real, publicly available PDF page and produces a complete structural map of that page, paired with a faithful transcription of every text region in the original script.
The dataset deliberately concentrates on the material models handle worst: handwriting, dense multi-column layouts, tables, diagrams, and mixed-script pages. Documents are drawn from newspapers, textbooks, examinations, and everyday formats such as flyers, forms, manuals, menus, brochures, notices and worksheets, so that the corpus reflects the real diversity of Bengali documents rather than a narrow band of easily parsed ones.
Delivered work is human-authored throughout. Component identification, component typing, reading order and all transcription are performed by people, not generated by parsing models.
What You'll Do
Open and check a task: pages are provided, so you do not source documents yourself. We find the PDFs and upload them for you. Before annotating, confirm the page is in Bengali, is legible, has real content, and shows no personal details
Annotate structure: identify and bound every meaningful region of the page - document title, section heading, paragraph, list, table, figure, diagram, caption, formula, question, answer field - and assign each a component type and a reading-order index
Record relationships: link each region to the figure or table it belongs to through a parent component identifier
Transcribe faithfully: reproduce all text exactly as it appears in Bengali script, including handwritten content, flagging any region where the source is not legible
Capture page metadata: language, document type, source, page dimensions, and flags for tables, formulas and handwriting
Review a colleague's work: every task is reviewed end to end by a second Bengali expert, and experienced annotators take on that review
Who You Are
You are a native Bengali speaker with full command of the script, its diacritics and its conjunct forms
You have worked with documents: annotation, transcription, translation, localization, subtitling, proofreading, journalism, or regional-language data review
You are exact: character-level accuracy matters more here than speed, and a single wrong diacritic is a defect
You are systematic: you apply a taxonomy consistently across hundreds of pages rather than improvising per document
You are comfortable with unfamiliar layouts: multi-column newspapers, exam papers, handwritten forms
Nice-to-Have Specialties
Regional-language AI data: annotation, labeling, grading, or bilingual evaluation for training datasets
Transcription and localization: MTPE, subtitling, bilingual QA, OCR correction or post-editing
Document production: typesetting, copy-editing, proofreading, or digitization of Bengali-language material
Script and encoding: Unicode normalization, Bengali input methods, numeral-form and character-form accuracy
What Success Looks Like
Every meaningful region on the page is captured, correctly bounded and correctly typed
Reading order reflects how the page is actually read, including across columns
Transcriptions match the source character for character, in Bengali script rather than transliteration
Your tasks pass second-expert review the first time
Unsuitable pages are flagged up front rather than after thirty minutes of work
Why Join Mercor
Build the training data that makes document AI work in scripts it currently handles badly
Work from real published Bengali documents rather than synthetic or templated pages
Quality leads on this project: accuracy is the first measure, with handling time tracked alongside it
#J-18808-Ljbffr
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