This is an internal role at Weekday. Not a role by a client.

• Role type: Internship
• Location: Remote
• Duration: 3 months
• Working days: Monday–Saturday
• Stipend: ₹4,000–5,000/month
• PPO if performance is satisfactory

Weekday is an AI-native recruiting platform. We are backed by Y Combinator and Venture Highway (now General Catalyst). We have built the largest white collar talent database in India and have built tools to run outbound recruiting campaigns to them.

Read this before you apply

This is not a glamorous role. It's careful, high-volume, detail-obsessed work — and the models we're building are only as good as the data you produce. You'll spend your day looking at documents and drawing bounding boxes around the right things: marking exactly where a field, a block of text, a table, or a signature sits on the page, over and over, correctly. It's precise, repetitive work, and it's the foundation the whole annotation project stands on. One sloppy box teaches the model the wrong thing.

If you get satisfaction from doing something exactly right, at pace, without cutting corners — you'll do well here. If you need constant variety and get bored by repetition, this isn't for you.

What you'll actually do

On any given day you might be:

• Looking at documents and drawing accurate bounding boxes around the regions that matter — fields, text blocks, tables, stamps, signatures, whatever the project calls for
• Labelling and classifying each box correctly according to the annotation guidelines
• Keeping your boxes tight and consistent — same standard on document one and document one thousand
• Flagging edge cases, ambiguous documents, and gaps or contradictions in the guidelines instead of guessing
• Reviewing and correcting your own (and sometimes others') annotations to keep quality high
• Helping refine the labelling process so annotation gets faster and more consistent over time

You'll be measured on accuracy, consistency, and throughput — how much high-quality annotated data you produce, not hours logged.