The Generalist & Data Labeling roles open on Mindrift today. For the same field across every platform, see all Generalist & Data Labeling jobs.
None of these jobs publishes its pay. Last checked on October 18, 2026.
This is a paid in-person research study on how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Dutch speakers living in New York who use Dutch daily and have used a smartphone as their main personal phone for at least three years.
Posted October 15, 2026
This is a short in-person research study examining how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is intended for native Arabic speakers who use Arabic in daily life and have used a smartphone as their main personal phone for several years.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research study in Midtown Manhattan about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. It is open to native German speakers living in New York who use German daily and have used a smartphone as their main personal phone for at least three years.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research study in Midtown Manhattan about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Hebrew speakers living in New York who can take part over three consecutive days, and it is voluntary, with a consent form explaining what is involved.
Posted October 14, 2026
This paid in-person research study examines how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Japanese speakers who use Japanese daily and can attend three consecutive days of sessions in person. The findings are meant to help researchers build products that work better for people who communicate in Japanese.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, with a focus on how habits differ across languages and cultures. It is open to native Korean speakers who live in New York City and can take part in a short series of sessions.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is an in-person research study in which native Polish speakers meet a research team to discuss how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. The aim is to learn how Polish speakers use their devices so that future products can serve them better. It suits adults who live locally and can commit to consecutive days of sessions.
Posted October 14, 2026
This paid research study examines how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Arabic speakers who use Arabic daily and can commit to consecutive days of in-person sessions lasting one to three days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study where participants spend one to three days with a research team, talking through how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. It is aimed at native Arabic speakers living in New York who use Arabic daily and have relied on a smartphone for several years.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person user research study about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Portuguese speakers living in New York who use a smartphone daily and can commit to three consecutive days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research study in which participants talk through how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. It is aimed at native Hebrew speakers who want to help researchers understand how Hebrew-speaking users interact with technology. Participation is voluntary, covered by a consent form, and lets participants choose how many days to take part.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid in-person research study on how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, with a focus on how habits differ across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Korean speakers living in New York who can take part over three consecutive days in Midtown Manhattan.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research study on how native Polish speakers use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. Participants spend one to three days with a research team, talk through their habits and choose which examples of their phone activity to share. It is aimed at adults who use Polish daily and are comfortable communicating in English.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, multi-day in-person research study about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Arabic speakers who use a smartphone daily and can take part on three consecutive days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a voluntary research study that looks at how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Arabic speakers who use a smartphone daily and can attend three consecutive in-person days in Midtown Manhattan.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research study in Manhattan about how native German speakers use their phones, apps, and everyday digital tools. Participants spend one to three days with the research team, sharing their habits and examples of their daily phone activity at their own discretion. It is aimed at people who speak German in everyday life and have used a smartphone as their main personal phone for several years.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a paid, in-person research study in Midtown Manhattan about how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native German speakers who grew up in Austria and live in New York City, and who are available for three consecutive days.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is an in-person research study on how people use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools, and how those habits vary across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Danish speakers who live locally and can attend consecutive days of sessions. Participation is voluntary and governed by a consent form that explains the steps involved.
Posted October 14, 2026
This paid, in-person research study invites adults who are native Dutch speakers and live in New York to spend a few days discussing how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. It looks at how these habits differ across languages and cultures, so that future products can serve Dutch-speaking users better. It suits people who are available on three consecutive days and are comfortable communicating in English.
Posted October 14, 2026
This is a short, paid in-person research study in which participants talk through how they use their phones, apps and everyday digital tools. The study looks at how these habits differ across languages and cultures. It is aimed at native Arabic speakers living in New York who have used a smartphone as their main personal phone for at least three years.
Posted October 14, 2026
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494 Mindrift Generalist & Data Labeling jobs are open on SideHustler today. 494 were posted in the last 7 days. Listings are rechecked against the official postings: the latest check on this list was on October 18, 2026.
None of these roles currently publishes a rate. We show pay only when the platform publishes it, never an estimate.
The most requested areas of expertise on these listings are English Language, Multilingual Expertise, Language Evaluation. Each listing states its own requirements.
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