This remote, project-based role is for U.S.-based media and information professionals who can create and provide high-quality rights and clearance data for AI training and research. Initial projects may involve synthetic, public, or properly authorized rights and clearance documents.
Location United States only
Engagement Flexible contract projects
Compensation $100/hour
Schedule Flexible; varies by project
What you’ll do

• Create realistic media and information datasets, with an initial focus on rights and clearance documents for text, image, audio, video, archival, and syndicated content.
• Label works, contributors, territories, media, terms, usage rights, restrictions, credits, approval status, expirations, and supporting evidence.
• Review chain-of-title, license scope, releases, clearance decisions, and exceptions for internal consistency and practical production use.
• Use public, synthetic, or fully authorized materials and remove confidential deal terms, personal contact details, unreleased content, and third-party material without permission.
  

Required Qualifications

• Currently based in the United States.
• Legally authorized to work in the United States.
• Professional experience in publishing, journalism, film, television, music, digital media, archives, libraries, licensing, or information services.
• Working knowledge of copyright, releases, licensing terms, provenance, permissions, and rights-clearance workflows.
• Careful document review, written communication, and attention to ownership and usage restrictions.
  

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience preparing or reviewing rights and clearance documents, release forms, license trackers, cue sheets, or chain-of-title materials.
• Background in business affairs, content operations, archives, syndication, publishing rights, music licensing, or media law support.
• Familiarity with rights-management, digital-asset-management, content-management, or metadata systems.