Get paid to teach AI what you already know.
1,367 open AI training jobs from 10 platforms, checked daily. Real pay, who can apply, and how each platform screens people. Nothing else.
- Open jobs
- 1,367
- Platforms
- 10
- Median top rate
- $79/hr
Start with what you know.
AI labs pay for judgment they can’t get from the internet: a doctor spotting a wrong diagnosis, a native speaker hearing an unnatural sentence. Pick your field to see who is hiring for it and what they pay.
Software & data
30 jobs, newest first. Never sorted by what I earn.
Certified Inpatient Coder
Certified Coding Specialist (CCS)
PhysioNet Competitor (Biomedical Signal Processing & ML)
ML Engineer (MSc. or PhD)
Puzzle Solver (Coding)
QA Engineer
Software Engineer (Open Source Contributor)
Software Engineer (GitHub Contributor)
Competitive Data Scientist (Kaggle)
Junior Software Engineer
Junior Data Scientist
Imagery Analyst - AI/ML Training Data
QA Engineer – 2D & Creative Applications
Senior Mobile Developer
Game Developer
Software Engineer – Backend
Software Engineer
Data Science Specialist
Software Engineering Specialist
Backend Security Engineer
Competitive Coder
Sr. Full-Stack Software Engineer
Software Engineer - Open Source Contributions
Research Engineer - Code Generation & Model Evaluation
I don’t just list jobs. I tell you what they really pay.
Hourly only when it’s pay for time worked. “Up to” when that’s all the platform says. Per-audio pay labelled per-audio. And when a listing doesn’t say who can apply, I say that too, instead of calling it worldwide.
How it works
What actually happens between “apply” and getting paid.
Use your field and country above. The “where to apply first” row shows which platforms hire most for you.
Most use an AI interview or a skills test in your field. Treat it like a real interview. It decides everything.
Work comes in projects. You’re paid for hours worked or per task, as a contractor. Projects end; good ratings get you the next one.
Ten platforms. One list.
I only list platforms I can refer you to, so every apply button is a referral link, always disclosed. That’s how this site pays for itself. Compare them side by side.
FAQ
What to know before you apply anywhere.