PII Document Review Analyst

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. OpenTrain AI hires and contracts professionals for projects that help improve how artificial intelligence handles information, documents, and sensitive content.

Creating an OpenTrain account is free. You can build a profile, show relevant experience, discover matching opportunities, and apply in minutes while developing a durable portfolio in a fast-growing field.

  • Remote contractor opportunity
  • Part-time workload of 20+ hours per week
  • Target rate of $31-$60 per hour
  • English-language work
  • Available in the eligible countries specified for this opportunity

About AI Training and Data Privacy Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People review, label, and evaluate examples so AI systems can learn to produce more reliable and responsible results.

In this project, your privacy judgment helps assess whether sensitive information has been correctly redacted or anonymized. Careful document review and clear feedback support consistent data quality and safer AI workflows.

  • Contribute to the development of modern AI systems
  • Use privacy and document-review expertise in a technology-focused workflow
  • Work remotely with flexible part-time scheduling

The Role

OpenTrain is seeking a PII Document Review Analyst to review transformed datasets and documents within an AI training workflow focused on protecting sensitive information. You will evaluate whether personally identifiable information has been properly redacted or anonymized, confirm that privacy standards are applied consistently, and identify details that were missed or mishandled.

This opportunity is listed at an entry level, while requiring relevant experience reviewing legal or other sensitive documents. The work is suited to an individual professional who can handle sensitive data with discretion, accuracy, and care.

  • Role focus: PII privacy and document review
  • Data type: Documents
  • Review type: Evaluation and rating
  • Engagement: Contractor and part time

What You'll Do

You will conduct qualitative reviews using the provided tools and templates. Your evaluations will help determine whether transformed content meets applicable privacy expectations and whether issues require follow-up or correction.

  • Conduct spot-checks of transformed datasets to validate accurate PII redaction or anonymization
  • Perform detailed reviews of documents for consistent adherence to data privacy standards
  • Identify sensitive information that was missed or improperly handled
  • Document discrepancies and observations using provided tools and templates
  • Provide clear, actionable feedback that supports consistent data quality and privacy handling

Requirements

You should understand personally identifiable information and data privacy regulations, and be able to apply that knowledge consistently during document review. Relevant experience may come from contract review, quality assurance, eDiscovery, compliance, litigation support, managed legal services, privacy analysis, or information governance.

  • Understanding of personally identifiable information and data privacy regulations
  • Experience conducting legal, eDiscovery, compliance, or sensitive-document reviews
  • Sound judgment when identifying missed or improperly handled PII redactions and anonymization
  • Ability to assess privacy standards consistently
  • Ability to explain privacy discrepancies clearly and constructively
  • Strong analytical judgment, accuracy, and attention to detail
  • Discretion when working with sensitive information

Work Arrangement and Compensation

This is a remote contractor opportunity with a target rate of $31-$60 per hour. The expected commitment is 20 or more hours per week, and the opportunity is available in the eligible countries specified in the listing.

  • Remote work arrangement
  • 20+ hours per week
  • $31-$60 USD per hour
  • English-language opportunity

Build Your AI Training Career

AI training and data labeling offer a way to apply professional judgment to cutting-edge technology without requiring a traditional software engineering role. Contributors review examples, evaluate outputs, and help shape how AI systems behave.

OpenTrain helps you organize opportunities, present credible experience, and grow a profile that supports longer-term work in AI training and data labeling. Apply through OpenTrain to take the next step.

  • Create an OpenTrain account for free
  • Build a profile around your privacy and document-review experience
  • Discover opportunities aligned with your skills
  • Apply in minutes
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