Outdoor Data Collector

Employment Type: Freelance Contractor

Project Period: Starting June 2026. Potential for long-term (1-3 year) collaboration based on performance.

Compensation: Piece-rate (payment based on the number of successfully completed and verified POI collection tasks).

• POI (Point of Interest): A POI is a specific physical location that people may find useful or interesting. For this role, POIs specifically refer to the retail stores, businesses, and high-traffic commercial locations you will be visiting.

• Follow the collection App’s map and guidance to arrive at designated high-value POIs to record data.
• Capture clear photos or videos of the store’s exterior for manual quality checks and identity verification.
• Enter the store to record Wi-Fi signal fingerprints.
• Real-time submission of collected data packets, ensuring all fields are accurate and complete. Report any anomalies, such as stores that are permanently closed or non-existent.

We are looking for proactive candidates who are familiar with their local environment and proficient in operating smart devices.

• Able to perform outdoor walking or mobile data collection per day; physically fit for all-weather field operations (excluding extreme weather).
• Must be comfortable working independently in various outdoor and indoor commercial environments, as this is not an office-based role.

• Extensive familiarity with your city or major local business districts.
• Proficiency in using public transportation or possessing your own means of transport (e.g., bicycle, motorcycle, or car) to navigate between collection points efficiently.

• Basic proficiency in smartphone system operations and configuration.
• Able to follow SOPs to manage App permissions and adjust system-level settings.
• Hardware: The company will provide the necessary data collection equipment (typically a smartphone).

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to professionally handle inquiries from store staff or security personnel.
• Strict compliance with local privacy laws (e.g., GDPR). Ensure that captured images do not include sensitive information such as recognizable faces or vehicle licence plates.
• Strong commitment to work objectives and data quality.