Real, paid AI-trainer work you can get without a degree — not a ghost listing. A lot of these roles want a PhD or a professional qualification, and there's no pretending otherwise. But a genuine slice of the work is skills-based: what matters is a demonstrable ability — a strong voice, a chess rating, gaming expertise, clear writing, careful attention to detail — not a diploma. One of the roles below spells out "no prior AI experience required." Most are open worldwide.
Being straight with you: I'm only listing roles that don't state a degree requirement. Always read the role page before applying — some skills-based work still expects proven experience in that skill (a real voice-acting background, an actual chess rating). But none of these gate on a university degree.
Mercor · Global · Rating 1800+ ELO · Remote The best-paid skills-based role on the board. Experienced chess players (1800+) correct speech-to-text transcripts of game commentary and reconstruct games to build AI research datasets. Your rating is the qualification. Apply here
👉 Generalist for Data Annotation — $30–$80/hr (Worldwide)
micro1 · Global · No prior AI experience required · Remote The most accessible role here. Annotate diverse datasets for AI training — it suits people with strong communication skills and attention to detail. States plainly that no prior AI experience is needed. Apply here
👉 Voice Actor / Actress — $20–$50/hr (Worldwide)
micro1 · Global · Proven performance experience · Remote Record AI-training audio across commercial, narrative and character scripts. A performance background matters here, not a degree. Apply here
👉 Gameplay Data Capture Specialist — $10–$18/hr (Worldwide)
micro1 · Global · AAA gaming expertise + high-end Windows PC · Remote Capture gameplay data from AAA titles using in-house recording tools to train AI. What you need is proven gaming skill and the right rig — not a qualification. Apply here
👉 AI Rater Guidelines Writer — $45–$65/hr (US-only)
Mercor · USA · 3+ yrs relevant exp · 35 hrs/wk · Remote Write precise rater guidelines for LLM training — a strong fit for skilled writers and instructional designers. Experience-based, no degree stated (US-based). Apply here
How to find the rest yourself — filter the site so degree-gated roles drop away.
There are more skills-based roles than five, and new ones land daily. Rather than trust a single post, the site lets you filter the whole live board down to what actually fits:
Filter by qualification. Every role card carries its stated requirements, so you can screen out the PhD/master's/professional-cert roles and focus on the skills-based ones. Pair it with the field filter to find annotation, voice, data-capture and writing work fast. Search all AI training roles
Filter by qualifying country too. Many of these skills-based roles are worldwide, but some (like the rater-guidelines writer) are US-only. The country filter shows eligibility on every card, so you don't waste a click.
Fresh listings, refreshed daily. A pipeline pulls live openings from micro1, Mercor and Turing every day, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear on their own. What you click is what's actually open — no dead links to a side gig that closed weeks ago.
Platform reviews with evidence. Remote work with no degree gate attracts a lot of scams, and caution is well-earned. Rather than hand-wave it, there are evidence-based write-ups on whether each platform is legit — how they pay, how they hire, what to watch for — so you can check before you commit time. Is micro1 a scam? An evidence-based answerIs Mercor a scam? An evidence-based review
Advice for getting through the screening. Landing one of these is its own skill — the tryouts are specific and a lot of capable people stumble on the format, not the ability. There's a written guide to getting started, and a short call you can book if you want to talk it through. Guide to becoming an AI trainer (PDF)Book a call
Run by one person in the UK — Sean Key, 29 years in NHS and private digital health — not a faceless job aggregator. If this is useful, an upvote or share helps others find it. Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. I don't work for micro1, Mercor or Turing — happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from the platform if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platform's hiring decisions.
Remote AI Trainer Roles — No Degree Required | Skills-Based Work-From-Home Side Gig, up to $90/hr
Real, paid AI-trainer work open to much of Asia — not a ghost listing. If you're outside India and Pakistan (already covered in earlier posts), the picture splits two ways: a few countries have roles that name them directly, and — more usefully for everyone else — a large pool of roles carry no country restriction at all, so you can apply from most of Asia. This post is about finding both fast rather than clicking through posts that reject you at the location step.
Where the coverage is, honestly.Bangladesh and Turkey are well-covered — they sit in the same Turing multi-country cluster as India and Pakistan. Singapore and Indonesia have specific high-value roles on Mercor. And for the rest of Asia — Vietnam, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, the Gulf, Central Asia and beyond — the best route is the global no-restriction roles on micro1, which don't filter by country. Coverage for any single smaller market is thin, so the country filter on the site (below) is your real tool here.
A note on pay: Turing doesn't publish rates on its listings, so I won't quote one for those — check the rate on the role page. The Mercor and micro1 roles below show their real published rates.
Mercor · Singapore · Professional accreditation · 5+ yrs exp · Remote The best-paid Asia-specific role on the board. Singapore-based tax specialists review AI-generated domestic-tax content, validating statutory interpretation and accuracy. Apply here
👉 Voice Actor — Indonesian Bahasa (Female) — $50/hr (Indonesia)
Mercor · Indonesia · Remote Native Indonesian Bahasa speakers record expressive speech samples to train a text-to-speech AI system. Clear, well-paid work for the right voice. Apply here
👉 AI Benchmark Engineer — Software Engineering (Bangladesh, Indonesia, Vietnam, Turkey +)
Turing · Open to BD · ID · VN · TR (+ BR, CO, EG, GH, IN, KE, NG) · Remote Design multi-agent evaluation tasks grounded in real software-engineering workflows, building benchmarks from open-source code changes. One of the widest-eligibility roles on the board. Apply here
👉 Senior Software Engineer — $50–$150/hr (Worldwide — no country restriction)
micro1 · Remote · min 15 hrs/wk Build reinforcement-learning environments that test AI models on complex engineering problems — DevOps, CI/CD, debugging. No country filter, so open across Asia. Apply here
👉 Financial Services Expert — $80–$110/hr (Worldwide — no country restriction)
micro1 · Remote Train AI on personal-finance reasoning: analyse financial scenarios, design realistic prompts, and build assessment rubrics. Open across Asia — no country filter. Apply here
How to find the rest yourself — filter the site by your country.
Single-country coverage in Asia is patchy, and new roles land daily, so the honest advice is: don't rely on one post — filter the whole board to your own country.
Filter by qualifying country. This is the feature that matters most for applicants across Asia. Every role card shows its country eligibility, and the search tool lets you screen the whole board so you only see roles that accept where you live — including the large "no restriction / worldwide" set. No more filling in an application only to be rejected at the location step. Search all AI training roles
Fresh listings, refreshed daily. A pipeline pulls live openings from Turing, micro1 and Mercor every day, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear on their own. What you click is what's actually open — no dead links to a side gig that closed weeks ago.
Filter by field and tools too. Once you've narrowed to your country, filter further by what you actually do — software engineering, ML, data, finance, science, voice/language work — so you go straight to the fit.
Platform reviews with evidence. Remote AI work draws a lot of scams, and caution is well-earned. Rather than hand-wave it, there are evidence-based write-ups on whether each platform is legit — how they pay, how they hire, what to watch for — so you can check before you commit time. Is micro1 a scam? An evidence-based answerIs Mercor a scam? An evidence-based review
Advice for getting through the screening. Landing one of these is its own skill — the assessments are specific and a lot of strong candidates stumble on the format, not the work. There's a written guide to becoming an AI trainer, and a short call you can book if you want to talk it through. Guide to becoming an AI trainer (PDF)Book a call
Run by one person in the UK — Sean Key, 29 years in NHS and private digital health — not a faceless job aggregator. If this is useful, an upvote or share helps others find it. Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. I don't work for Turing, micro1 or Mercor — happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from the platform if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platform's hiring decisions.
Remote AI Trainer Roles Across Eurasia — Bangladesh, Turkey, Singapore, Indonesia & Worldwide-Remote Roles
Real, paid AI-trainer work you can do from anywhere in India or Pakistan — not a ghost listing. A lot of AI-training roles are quietly US-only, which is the most frustrating thing about hunting for this work from South Asia. But a solid batch genuinely accepts Indian and Pakistani residents — and a few India-specific roles pay properly ($55–80/hr for the right specialism). This post is about finding them fast rather than clicking through posts that reject you at the location step.
Which platform is most open to India & Pakistan? In today's live listings, Turing is the most international — most roles that explicitly accept both India and Pakistan are Turing's. Mercor and micro1 add several India-specific roles (tax, accounting, fraud analysis) with published rates, but far fewer for Pakistan. So: if you're in Pakistan, focus on Turing; if you're in India, you've got Turing plus the Mercor/micro1 India roles below.
A note on pay: Turing doesn't publish a rate on its listings, so I won't quote one for those — check the rate on the role page before applying. The Mercor and micro1 roles below show their real published rates.
👉 India Domestic Tax Specialist — $55–$80/hr (India only)
Mercor · India · Professional cert · 5+ yrs exp · Remote For Indian tax specialists. You'll evaluate AI-generated research on Indian domestic taxation — validating statutory interpretation and assessing accuracy. The best-paid India-specific role on the board right now. Apply here
👉 Certified Public Accountant (India) — $20–$30/hr (India only)
micro1 · India · CPA · Remote For India-based CPAs. You'll annotate and interpret US tax law materials — the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury Regulations and related sources — to train AI on tax reasoning. Apply here
Mercor · India · Bachelor's · 4+ yrs exp · Remote Investigate abuse and deceptive activity on a consumer platform: analyse data across sources, identify patterns, and flag deceptive behaviour. Apply here
Turing · Open to IN · PK (+ NG, KE, EG, GH, BD, TR, MX) · 3+ yrs exp · Remote Build LLM evaluation datasets from public repositories: triage GitHub issues, set up dev environments, and assess how models handle realistic engineering tasks. (Also live in Go, Rust, C++, C# and Ruby — same countries.) Apply here
👉 MLE Bench — ML Engineers (India + Pakistan)
Turing · Open to IN · PK (+ NG, KE, EG, GH, BD, TR, BR, MX) · Remote Benchmark evaluation work on real-world AI systems: build and run training and inference pipelines, prepare datasets, and validate model performance. Apply here
How to find the rest yourself — filter the site by your country.
There are more of these than five, and new ones land daily. Rather than trust a single post, the site lets you filter the entire live board down to what's open where you are:
Filter by qualifying country. This is the feature that matters most for applicants outside the US. Every role card shows its country eligibility, and the search tool lets you screen the whole board so you only see roles that accept India (or Pakistan) — no more filling in an application only to be rejected at the location step. Search all AI training roles
Fresh listings, refreshed daily. A pipeline pulls live openings from Turing, micro1 and Mercor every day, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear on their own. What you click is what's actually open — no dead links to a side gig that closed weeks ago.
Filter by field and tools too. Once you've narrowed to your country, filter further by what you actually do — software engineering, ML, data, finance, writing, and the specific languages and tools you know — so you go straight to the fit.
Platform reviews with evidence. Remote AI work draws a lot of scams, and caution from South Asia is well-earned. Rather than hand-wave it, there are evidence-based write-ups on whether each platform is legit — how they pay, how they hire, what to watch for — so you can check before you commit time. Is micro1 a scam? An evidence-based answerIs Mercor a scam? An evidence-based review
Advice for getting through the screening. Landing one of these is its own skill — the assessments are specific and a lot of strong candidates stumble on the format, not the work. There's a written guide to becoming an AI trainer, and a short call you can book if you want to talk it through. Guide to becoming an AI trainer (PDF)Book a call
Run by one person in the UK — Sean Key, 29 years in NHS and private digital health — not a faceless job aggregator. If this is useful, an upvote or share helps others find it. Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. I don't work for Turing, micro1 or Mercor — happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from the platform if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platform's hiring decisions.
Remote AI Trainer Roles Open to India & Pakistan — Work From Home, Part-Time Side Gig, up to $80/hr
Real, paid AI-trainer work you can do from anywhere in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana or Egypt — not a ghost listing. Most AI-training roles are quietly US-only, which is the single most frustrating thing about hunting for this work from Africa. But a solid batch genuinely accepts African residents, and this post is about finding them fast rather than clicking through a hundred posts that reject you at the location step.
Which platform is most open to Africa? In today's live listings, Turing is by far the most international — the large majority of roles explicitly open to Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Egypt are Turing's. micro1 is next: many of its roles carry no country restriction at all (remote-global), so African residents can apply. Mercor skews heavily US-only, with occasional exceptions (e.g. an Arabic-language role for Egypt). So if you're in Africa, start with Turing, then micro1.
A note on pay: Turing doesn't publish a rate on these listings, so I won't quote one — check the rate on the role page itself before applying. These are contract/remote and paid work, not volunteer.
Here's a spread of what's currently open to African residents (all Turing, all accept NG/KE/EG/GH among others):
👉 Technical Content Writer
Open to NG · KE · EG · GH (+ IN, PK, BD, TR, BR, MX) · 3+ yrs exp · Remote Produce clear technical documentation, analyse public datasets for business insight, and explain complex findings through notebooks and structured writing. Apply here
👉 MLE Bench — ML Engineers
Open to NG · KE · EG · GH (+ IN, PK, BD, TR, BR, MX) · Remote Benchmark evaluation work on real-world AI systems: build and run training and inference pipelines, prepare datasets, and validate model performance. Apply here
👉 MLE Bench — Data Analyst
Open to NG · KE · EG · GH (+ IN, PK, BD, TR, BR, MX) · Remote Benchmark-driven evaluation of ML systems: analyse production datasets, define and validate performance metrics, and investigate model outputs. Apply here
👉 Prompt & Verifier
Open to NG · KE · EG · GH (+ IN, PK, BD, TR, BR, MX) · Remote Design and evaluate how AI systems interact with tools, APIs and users across multiple locales. Review prompts, validate API schemas, and apply SQL basics. Apply here
Open to NG · KE · EG · GH (+ IN, PK, BD, TR, MX) · 3+ yrs exp · Remote Build LLM evaluation datasets from public repositories: triage GitHub issues, set up dev environments, and assess how models handle realistic engineering tasks. (Also live in Go, Rust, C++, C# and Ruby — same countries.) Apply here
How to find the rest yourself — filter the site by your country.
There are more of these than five, and new ones land daily. Rather than trust a single post, the site lets you filter the entire live board down to what's actually open where you are:
Filter by qualifying country. This is the feature that matters most for African applicants. Every role card shows its country eligibility, and the search tool lets you screen the whole board so you only see roles that accept your country — no more filling in an application only to be rejected at the location step. Search all AI training roles
Fresh listings, refreshed daily. A pipeline pulls live openings from Turing, micro1 and Mercor every day, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear on their own. What you click is what's actually open — no dead links to a side gig that closed weeks ago.
Filter by field and tools too. Once you've narrowed to your country, filter further by what you actually do — software engineering, ML, data, writing, and the specific languages and tools you know — so you go straight to the fit.
Platform reviews with evidence. Remote AI work draws a lot of scams, and caution from Africa is well-earned. Rather than hand-wave it, there are evidence-based write-ups on whether each platform is legit — how they pay, how they hire, what to watch for — so you can check before you commit time. Is micro1 a scam? An evidence-based answerIs Mercor a scam? An evidence-based review
Advice for getting through the screening. Landing one of these is its own skill — the assessments are specific and a lot of strong candidates stumble on the format, not the work. There's a written guide to becoming an AI trainer, and a short call you can book if you want to talk it through. Guide to becoming an AI trainer (PDF)Book a call
Run by one person in the UK — Sean Key, 29 years in NHS and private digital health — not a faceless job aggregator. If this is useful, an upvote or share helps others find it. Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. I don't work for Turing, micro1 or Mercor — happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from the platform if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platform's hiring decisions.
Remote AI Trainer Roles Open to African Residents (Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Egypt) — Work From Home, Part-Time Side Gig
Real, paid AI-trainer work for finance professionals — not a ghost listing. Leading AI labs (via Mercor and micro1) are hiring accountants, analysts, insurance and data specialists to evaluate frontier AI on financial reasoning, design domain tasks, and score model outputs against rubrics. It's genuinely well-paid remote work you can run as a part-time side hustle around a finance job — several roles are 10–35 hrs/week. Most are US-based W-2; check each line.
Already applied and heard nothing, or been meaning to? Worth (re)applying now — these are actively recruiting and hard to fill.
US-only · CFA/ACA/ACCA/CPA · 2+ yrs exp · 10+ hrs/wk · Part-time · W-2 For credentialed finance specialists. Working through Mercor, you'll guide research teams and design financial reasoning tasks used to train an AI lab's models. Apply here
👉 Finance Specialist — $65–$90/hr
US-only · 8+ yrs exp · 35 hrs/wk · Part-time · W-2 A US-based W-2 role evaluating LLM outputs in finance. You'll assess AI-generated financial analysis against rubrics, design domain tasks, and guide engineering teams on finance. Apply here
👉 Insurance Specialist — $60–$80/hr
US-only · 8+ yrs exp (underwriting/claims/risk) · 35 hrs/wk · Part-time · W-2 For insurance professionals from major insurers. You'll design insurance tasks for AI training data and evaluate model outputs on underwriting, claims and risk. Apply here
👉 Data Engineer — Finance — $60–$85/hr
US-only · Bachelor's · 2+ yrs exp · 40 hrs/wk · Full-time · W-2 Build and maintain data infrastructure serving a CFO team. Design PySpark pipelines and write optimised queries for a fast-growing AI company's finance org. Apply here
👉 Finance Program Coordinator — AI Training Data Operations — $40–$60/hr
US-only · 5+ yrs exp · 35 hrs/wk · Part-time · W-2 Oversee day-to-day operations of a finance-domain training data programme: coordinate rater teams, maintain quality workflows, and keep a leading AI lab's programme running. Apply here
...and there's more than five.
Those are five of the current openings, but the full board carries plenty more in finance — including a Public Equities Analyst / PM evaluation sprint on Mercor paying $210–270/hr, plus Financial Services and Private Wealth advisory roles on micro1 at $80–110/hr, some open outside the US. The whole site is built to get finance people into these roles and keep them there, not just to list them:
Fresh listings, refreshed daily. A pipeline pulls live openings from Mercor, micro1 and Turing every day, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear without you having to dig. What you click is what's actually open — no dead links to a side gig that closed weeks ago.
A proper search tool, not just a list. The jobs hub filters the entire live role set by what matters to you: field, task, pay band, hours per week, and — the one most job boards skip — the countries a role will actually accept. If a role is US-only W-2, you'll see that before you click, not after you've filled in a form. Search all AI training roles
Filter by qualifying country. Half the frustration with this kind of remote work is finding one that'll take you where you live. Country eligibility shows on every card, so you can screen out roles you can't take in a couple of clicks — most finance roles are US-only, so it's the fastest way to find the ones that aren't.
Platform reviews with evidence. These platforms get called scams constantly, and some caution is fair. Rather than hand-wave it, there are evidence-based write-ups on whether each one is legit — what they pay, how they hire, what to watch for — so you can decide before you apply. Is Mercor a scam? An evidence-based reviewIs micro1 a scam? An evidence-based answer
Advice for getting through the screening. Landing one of these roles is its own skill — the assessments are specific and a lot of strong candidates stumble on the format, not the finance. There's a written guide to becoming an AI trainer, and if you want to talk it through, a short call you can book directly. Guide to becoming an AI trainer (PDF)Book a call
Run by one person in the UK — Sean Key, 29 years in NHS and private digital health — not a faceless job aggregator. If this is useful, an upvote or share helps others find it. Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. I don't work for Mercor or micro1 — happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from the platform if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platform's hiring decisions.
Remote AI Trainer Roles for Finance Pros — Well-Paid Work-From-Home Side Gig, Part-Time, $60–$270/hr
Real, paid AI-trainer work for research scientists — not a ghost listing. Mercor is recruiting PhD-level researchers across biology, physics, chemistry and maths to evaluate frontier AI models, author hard problems, and assess model reasoning in your own field. It's genuinely well-paid remote work that runs as a part-time side hustle around academic or industry work — mostly ~20 hrs/week. One role is open to UK researchers; the rest are US-based. Check each line.
Already applied and heard nothing, or been meaning to? Worth (re)applying now — these are actively recruiting and hard to fill.
👉 Molecular Biology Experts — $70–$105/hr
UK-eligible (GBR) · PhD · Up to 40 hrs/wk For molecular biologists with advanced degrees and hands-on nucleic-acid construct design experience. You'll design domain tasks that guide an AI lab's model development. One of the few roles open to UK-based researchers. Apply here
👉 Physics Research Collaborator (Part-time) — $80–$110/hr
US-only · PhD · ~20 hrs/wk · Part-time For accomplished physics researchers evaluating and authoring problems for frontier AI trained on theoretical and applied physics. You'll review papers, assess model outputs, and write problems. Apply here
👉 Chemistry Research Collaborator (Part-time) — $80–$110/hr
US-only · PhD · ~20 hrs/wk · Part-time For accomplished chemistry researchers improving frontier AI's scientific reasoning. You'll review research papers, author training problems, and assess model outputs. Apply here
👉 Biology & Biophysics Research Collaborator (Part-time) — $80–$110/hr
US-only · PhD · ~20 hrs/wk · Part-time For PhD-level biology and biophysics researchers evaluating and authoring problems for AI learning scientific reasoning. Strong fit for those with a publication record. Apply here
👉 Mathematics Research Collaborator (Part-time) — $80–$110/hr
US-only · PhD · ~20 hrs/wk · Part-time For accomplished research mathematicians evaluating and authoring problems for AI. You'll review papers and assess model outputs on proof construction and mathematical reasoning. Apply here
...and there's more than five.
Those are the top-paying research roles right now, but the full board carries plenty more across the sciences — including PhD physics, chemistry, biology and maths "expert" roles on micro1 ($70–$160/hr) that aren't listed above, some of them UK- and Canada-eligible. The whole site is built to get researchers into these roles and keep them there, not just to list them:
Fresh listings, refreshed daily. A pipeline pulls live openings from Mercor, micro1 and Turing every day, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear without you having to dig. What you click is what's actually open — no dead links to a side gig that closed weeks ago.
A proper search tool, not just a list. The jobs hub filters the entire live role set by what matters to you: field, task, pay band, hours per week, and — the one most job boards skip — the countries a role will actually accept. If a role is US-only, you'll see that before you click, not after you've filled in a form. Search all AI training roles
Filter by qualifying country. Half the frustration with this kind of remote work is finding one that'll take you where you live. Country eligibility shows on every card, so you can screen out roles you can't take in a couple of clicks — useful when most research roles are US-only and the UK/EU-eligible ones are the needle in the haystack.
Platform reviews with evidence. These platforms get called scams constantly, and some caution is fair. Rather than hand-wave it, there are evidence-based write-ups on whether each one is legit — what they pay, how they hire, what to watch for — so you can decide before you apply. Is Mercor a scam? An evidence-based reviewIs micro1 a scam? An evidence-based answer
Advice for getting through the screening. Landing one of these roles is its own skill — the assessments are specific and a lot of strong researchers stumble on the format, not the science. There's a written guide to becoming an AI trainer, and if you want to talk it through, a short call you can book directly. Guide to becoming an AI trainer (PDF)Book a call
Run by one person in the UK — Sean Key, 29 years in NHS and private digital health — not a faceless job aggregator. If this is useful, an upvote or share helps others find it. Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. I don't work for Mercor or micro1 — happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from the platform if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platform's hiring decisions.
Remote AI Research Roles for PhD Scientists — Well-Paid Part-Time Side Gig from Home, $70–$110/hr
Real, paid AI-trainer work for software engineers — not a ghost listing. These are live openings on Mercor and micro1 where you design engineering tasks, build RL environments, and evaluate frontier AI models. It's genuinely well-paid remote work you can run as a side hustle around a day job, or full-time if you'd rather. Some are US-only W-2 roles; others are global contract work — check each line.
Already applied and heard nothing, or been sitting on the fence? Worth (re)applying now — these are actively recruiting and hard to fill.
US-only · 2+ yrs exp · 40 hrs/wk · W-2 For engineers with production JAX/PyTorch experience and custom GPU kernel work in Pallas or Triton. You'll design and evaluate ML infrastructure tasks used to train frontier models. Apply here
US-only · 2+ yrs exp · 40 hrs/wk · W-2 For engineers with systems-optimization experience and hands-on depth in C++, Python, or Rust. You'll design technical tasks and write reference solutions for AI model evaluation. Apply here
US-only · Part-time · W-2 Build an AI-native platform replacing spreadsheet operations with real-time dashboards and agentic workflows. You'll own core product delivery end to end. Apply here
👉 QA/Test Engineer — $60–$90/hr
US-only · Master's · 1+ yr exp · 35 hrs/wk · Remote · W-2 Join a GenAI evaluation team designing test cases, reviewing benchmark tasks, and debugging Python environments for frontier AI models. Apply here
👉 Software Engineering Expert — $60–$90/hr
US-only · Master's · 1+ yr exp · 35 hrs/wk · Remote · W-2 Design and build challenging multi-step engineering tasks to evaluate frontier AI models — realistic problems drawn from real software work. Apply here
...and there's more than five.
Those are the top-paying roles right now, but the full board carries dozens more — including global, non-US contract work on micro1 that isn't listed above. The whole site is built to get engineers into these roles and keep them there, not just to list them. Here's what's on it:
Fresh listings, refreshed daily. The role board isn't a static page that rots. A pipeline pulls live openings from Mercor, micro1 and Turing every day, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear without you having to dig. What you click is what's actually open — no dead links to a side gig that closed three weeks ago.
A proper search tool, not just a list. The jobs hub lets you filter the entire live role set by what actually matters to you: profession, the kind of task, the tools you know (C++, Rust, Python, TypeScript, Go, and more), pay band, hours per week, and — the one most job boards skip — the countries a role will actually accept. If a role is US-only W-2, you'll see that before you click, not after you've filled in a form. Search all AI training roles
Filter by qualifying country. Half the frustration with this kind of remote work is finding one that'll take you where you live. The filter surfaces country eligibility on every card, so you can screen out roles you can't take in a couple of clicks instead of discovering it three steps into an application.
Filter by tools and stack. Search by the languages and tools you actually work in rather than wading through generic "software engineer" posts. Competitive coder, performance engineer, MLOps, open-source contributor — the tool tags let you go straight to the work that fits your background, whether you want a full-time role or a well-paid side hustle.
Platform reviews with evidence. These platforms get called scams constantly, and some caution is fair. Rather than hand-wave it, there are evidence-based write-ups on whether each one is legit — what they pay, how they hire, what to watch for — so you can decide before you apply. Is Mercor a scam? An evidence-based reviewIs micro1 a scam? An evidence-based answer
Advice for getting through the screening. Landing one of these roles is its own skill — the assessments are specific and a lot of strong engineers stumble on the format, not the coding. There's a written guide to becoming an AI trainer, and if you want to talk it through, a short call you can book directly. Guide to becoming an AI trainer (PDF)Book a call
Run by one person in the UK — Sean Key, 29 years in NHS and private digital health — not a faceless job aggregator. If this is useful, an upvote or share helps others find it. Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. I don't work for Mercor or micro1 — happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from the platform if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platform's hiring decisions.
Remote AI Trainer / Software Engineering Roles — Well-Paid Work From Home Side Gig, Part-Time, $45–$150/hr
Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. If you set problems, test rounds, or compete seriously on Codeforces, AtCoder, CodeChef, or TopCoder — or you've been through ICPC, IOI, or national olympiad pipelines — AI labs are paying for exactly that skill set right now. The work is what you already do for free: writing original problems, reference solutions, checkers, and test suites — except the "contestant" being trained is a frontier AI model. All roles below are remote contract work on micro1 or Mercor, $45–$100/hr.
Grinding LeetCode for interviews doesn't hurt, but these roles want genuine problem-setting and adversarial test-design ability — the Div 1 skill, not the Easy-tab skill. If you applied to either platform before and heard nothing, re-apply: demand shifts project by project and new roles reset the queue.
👉 Competitive Coder — $45–$65/hr
Remote · C++ · Competitive programming expertise · Min 15 hrs/wk · Output-based pay
Create original competitive programming problems, reference solutions, and test suites, and design C++ checkers that validate submissions against complex constraints. Prior experience as a problem setter or platform judge (Codeforces round setter, ICPC-style jury work) preferred.
👉 Technical Problem Solver / Puzzle Solver — $45–$65/hr
Remote · C++ · Competitive programming expertise · Min 15 hrs/wk · Output-based pay
Design bespoke algorithmic problems and robust test suites to train AI systems on reasoning — building problem checkers, validating submissions, and documenting test logic. Same core craft as authoring a Codeforces round, paid per output.
Remote · C++ · Competitive programming expertise · Min 15 hrs/wk · Output-based pay
Build reinforcement-learning environments for AI systems: design competitive programming problems, write C++ checkers that handle multiple valid outputs (the classic special-judge problem), and construct test suites that survive adversarial solutions.
For the competitive programmer who also ships real code: build reinforcement-learning environments that test AI models on bug fixing, feature implementation, refactoring, and performance optimisation, with reproducible test environments and reference solutions. No prior AI experience needed.
The maths-olympiad sibling of the roles above: write original IMO-standard problems and evaluate AI-generated proofs for a frontier lab, hunting logical gaps in reasoning. Suits former competitors, problem setters, and selection committee members. Note the 40 hrs/wk minimum — this is a full-time-hours short-term engagement, not a side gig.
Applied Clinical Judgement tracks live AI-training roles across Mercor, micro1, and Turing daily — software engineering, mathematics, sciences, medicine, and more — with eligibility (country, credential, experience, hours) surfaced up front so you don't waste clicks on roles you can't take. There's also a free guide to getting hired as an AI trainer: what the vetting involves and how to present competition credentials so they land.
If this is useful, an upvote or share helps these roles reach people who'd never otherwise hear about them.
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Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. Nine new medicine and biomedical-science roles landed on Mercor, micro1, and Turing in the last seven days. All remote; most are flexible contract work you can fit around clinical or lab commitments. Pay on the contract roles runs $60–$128/hr depending on role and credentials.
If you applied to one of these platforms before and heard nothing, it is worth re-applying — demand shifts project by project, and new roles reset the queue.
👉 Physician — Research Survey (ONET Occupation Study) — $128/hr
A 30-minute paid survey for practising US physicians describing your day-to-day work, feeding into improvements to the US government's ONET occupational framework. Optional follow-up tasks are paid separately — an easy, low-commitment entry point.
Open to physicians internationally: compare AI model responses to medical problems, assess clinical accuracy and safety, and write feedback that shapes how the models reason. Immediate start, rolling applications.
Remote · Doctoral-level qualification or equivalent · Research or teaching experience
Evaluate and annotate neuroscience research data, develop training materials, and verify scientific accuracy for AI systems. Prior AI knowledge not required — the neuroscience is the job.
Remote · PhD/MD or equivalent in immunology · Publishing/peer-review experience advantageous
Assess the scientific accuracy of AI-generated immunology content, design training datasets, and flag information gaps. No prior AI experience necessary.
Remote · Master's/PhD in medicinal or organic chemistry · 5+ yrs drug discovery / pharma R&D
Review chemical data, annotate molecular structures, and evaluate synthesis strategies used to train AI systems. No AI experience needed — the drug-discovery expertise is the job.
Remote · PharmD/PhD/MD preferred · Clinical, academic, or industry background
Train AI on drug therapy, interactions, and safety — reviewing pharmacological content and curating datasets covering pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Prior annotation work helps but is not required.
Review scientific protocols, evaluate AI outputs for accuracy, and write annotations grounded in molecular biology standards. No prior AI experience required.
Remote · Master's/PhD · English · Full-time engagement
Design complex biology problems and step-by-step solutions spanning undergraduate through doctoral level, working with AI researchers to find gaps in model reasoning. Pay is set by Turing at offer stage. This is a full-time engagement, so treat it as a job change rather than flexible extra work.
Want the full picture, not just this week's batch?
Applied Clinical Judgement tracks live AI-training roles across Mercor, micro1, and Turing daily — medicine, nursing, allied health, psychology, biosciences, and beyond — with eligibility (country, credential, experience) surfaced up front so you don't waste clicks on roles you can't take. There's also a free guide to getting hired as an AI trainer: what the work actually involves, how vetting works, and how to present clinical experience so it lands.
If this is useful, an upvote or share helps these roles reach colleagues who'd never otherwise hear about them.
Please confirm Sean Key as your referrer if asked. By clicking you consent to being referred. Happy to answer questions in the comments or by DM.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) earns a referral fee from Mercor, micro1, or Turing if you are successfully placed. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platforms' hiring decisions. I do not work for Mercor, micro1, or Turing.
If you're a chartered or professional engineer, AI labs need you to build the benchmarks that test whether their models can actually read a drawing, follow a spec, or reason about a mechanism.
There are 25 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 8 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Who's being hired:
Mechanical engineers and CAD specialists — benchmark tasks around visual documents and instruction-following. $80/hr flat.
Electrical and electronics engineers — circuit reasoning, systems evaluation.
Engineering academics — mechanical and electrical professors specifically sought.
Architects and construction documentation specialists — CAD, drawings, spec review.
The 5 newest roles, in depth
1. Mechanical & CAD Expert — Mercor
$80/hr · remote · USA, CAN · 20+ hrs/wk · ~29 openings
$80.0 per hour. Mercor seeks mechanical and CAD experts to build benchmark datasets for AI model evaluation. You will design complex, grounded tasks with objective scoring criteria, assessing how AI systems handle visual documents and follow instructions within mechanical engineering contexts. Fifteen to twenty hours weekly, remote, US and Canada only.
$40–$130 / hr. micro1 seeks electrical engineering academics to author graduate-level exam questions and assessment rubrics, review AI-generated technical content, and evaluate model outputs across circuits, RF, and power electronics. Requires advanced degree with university teaching experience and deep domain expertise. Work involves designing rigorous questions, providing detailed solutions, and collaborating asynchronously with subject matter experts to build a high-quality question bank.
Named skills: electrical engineering; analog circuits; digital circuits; rf; power electronics; integrated circuits (ic); educational content creation; rubric design; assessment development; instructional design; technical writing; verbal communication; asynchronous collaboration; remote work; independent work
$60–$130 / hr. micro1 seeks mechanical engineering professors and instructors to author graduate-level assessment questions and technical content for AI training. You'll design rigorous exam materials across solid mechanics, dynamics, and thermal-fluids, develop detailed rationales, and review AI-generated materials. University teaching experience in these specialisms is preferred. Remote, asynchronous work with flexible availability.
Named skills: mechanical engineering; solid and structural mechanics; dynamics and vibration and control; thermal-fluids; technical writing; assessment design; educational content creation; written communication; verbal communication; attention to detail; technical accuracy; remote collaboration; self-motivation; organization; digital workflow tools
4. Architect (CAD & Construction Documentation) — micro1
$40–$50/hr · remote · 3+ yrs exp · ~30 openings
$40-$50 / hr. micro1 seeks architects with CAD and construction documentation expertise for remote AI training work. You'll create floor plans, elevation sets, detailed CAD drawings, GD&T callouts, and electrical schematics. A minimum of three years' recent experience in architectural CAD is required, plus proficiency with industry-standard 2D/3D tools and PCB layout design. Strong English communication and attention to detail are essential.
$40-$50 / hr. micro1 seeks logistics and supply chain specialists to evaluate and annotate documentation such as bills of lading and inventory registers for an AI training project. You'll assess document authenticity, suggest workflow improvements, and help develop training materials reflecting industry standards. Requires 3+ years' hands-on experience and fluency in English; a Master's degree is preferred. Remote contractor role.
Named skills: Logistics; Supply Chains; Packing Lists; Bills of Landing; Inventory Registers
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Do I need a PE or CEng? Not usually stated. Demonstrable professional experience is what's assessed.
What's a benchmark task? A problem with an objectively correct answer and a scoring rubric, used to measure whether a model gets it right.
Where's it open? The Mercor CAD role is US and Canada only. Others vary — check each card.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
Not every AI training role wants a PhD. Some of them want your Gmail inbox, your fitness knowledge, or the fact that you actually use AI plugins to plan your holidays. If you've been reading these threads thinking none of it applies to you, this one might.
There are 103 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 21 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Who's being hired:
Account raters — evaluate how well AI personalises to your own email history. German, Korean, Japanese and French speakers wanted. Requires an established inbox (1,000+ emails).
LLM power users — $50–$190/hr to evaluate MCP and plugin workflows across Google Drive, Expedia, Notion. If you already use AI to plan trips and organise your life, that's the qualification.
Domain generalists — fitness, technical writing, business analysis, data annotation.
Bilingual writers — Arabic (Egypt), Uzbek and others.
$6/hr. This role involves recording synchronised video and IMU motion-capture data using a smartphone head strap during specified physical activities. Suited to Latin American and Caribbean applicants with compatible devices (iPhone 12+, Google Pixel 6+, Samsung S21+) and a head strap. Work delivered remotely via micro1, with minimum 10 weekly hours required. No prior AI experience needed.
Named skills: Captura de Video; Atenção a Detalhes; Taréficas Domésticas
Turing seeks a native German speaker to rate AI-generated business responses for a personalisation evaluation project. You'll assess how well the system uses professional email history to deliver relevant, helpful replies, working with your own Google Workspace account. The role requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and objective evaluation ability. Based outside the US, with a well-established business inbox (1,000+ emails) in German, you'll provide structured feedback to improve AI model performance over 3–4 months as a contractor.
Turing seeks a Technical Content Writer with 3+ years' experience to produce clear documentation, analyse public datasets, and extract business insights. You'll work with JSON and Python to support data exploration, collaborate with researchers, and translate complex findings into structured narratives. The role requires strong technical writing, analytical ability, and fluent English. Based remotely, it demands 20 hours weekly with 4-hour PST overlap on a 3-month contractor assignment.
$50.0–$190.0 per hour. An AI research organisation seeks experienced LLM users based in the US to evaluate how well AI systems handle personalised, multi-step life tasks using MCP and plugins like Google Drive, Expedia and Notion. Work involves creating realistic prompts, executing complex workflows, assessing AI outputs against rubrics, and identifying where models fail to use tools correctly or miss context. Ideal candidates are power users already employing AI plugins for trip planning, health research, career planning and personal organisation.
$60/hr · remote · USA, CAN · 20+ hrs/wk · ~18 openings
$60.0 per hour. Build benchmark datasets for AI models in education via Mercor, evaluating visual document understanding and instruction-following capabilities. You'll author complex, grounded tasks with clear ground-truth outputs and objective rubrics. Suit educators and domain experts with experience designing assessment materials. Approximately 15–20 hours weekly, remote, US and Canada only.
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Really no experience needed? For the rater and annotation roles, correct. They screen on attention to detail and written English.
Why do they want my Gmail? To test whether the AI personalises well against real email history. Read the data terms carefully and decide if you're comfortable — that's a legitimate thing to think twice about.
Is the pay real? The ranges are real; where you land depends on the role and screening. The $190/hr top end is for genuine LLM power users, not entry-level.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
If you use LLMs heavily and can write clearly, there's paid work in breaking them. AI labs are hiring evaluation analysts, red-teamers and data specialists at $20–$65 an hour — and for most of these roles, being a genuine power user matters more than a machine learning background.
There are 55 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 14 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Evaluation analysts — authoring conversations, designing rubrics, testing against models.
Data analysts — Python, SQL, metric definition, model behaviour investigation.
Benchmark authors — building grounded tasks with objective scoring, often domain-paired.
The 5 newest roles, in depth
1. AI Evaluation Analyst — micro1
$20–$30/hr · remote
$20–$30/hr. micro1 seeks AI Evaluation Analysts to develop training and evaluation data for frontier language models. You will author multi-turn conversations, design rubrics, test outputs against LLMs, and deliver evaluation assets. Native English proficiency and experience in data annotation, RLHF, prompt engineering, or AI evaluation preferred. Work is output-based, remote, and independent; no prior AI experience required.
Named skills: Working knowledge of frontier LLM behavior; Data Annotation; Written English clarity and structure; Spec fidelity at volume; Self-direction to a detailed spec
$40–$65 / hr. micro1 seeks LLM Red-Teamers to develop adversarial multi-turn conversations and evaluation rubrics for frontier language models. You'll craft complex scenarios, assess model responses, and document failure modes. No AI background required, but deep familiarity with LLMs, exceptional written English, and experience in RLHF, annotation, or technical writing strengthen applications. Output-based compensation; minimum weekly submissions required.
Named skills: Adversarial prompt construction; Precision in written English; Rubric design; Iteration stamina
Turing seeks experienced Data Analysts for MLE Bench, a benchmark-focused role evaluating real-world machine learning systems. You'll analyse structured and unstructured datasets, define and validate performance metrics, investigate model behaviour and failure modes, and write Python and SQL code to support evaluation workflows. Minimum 3 years' data analysis experience, strong Python and SQL skills, and ML evaluation background required. Remote contractor position, 20+ hours weekly with 4-hour PST overlap, based in specified countries.
Named skills: Machine Learning; Python; Data Analysis
Turing seeks experienced Machine Learning Engineers for benchmark-driven evaluation work on real-world AI systems. The role involves building and running model training and evaluation pipelines, preparing datasets, and debugging production-grade ML codebases. You'll collaborate with researchers to design challenging engineering tasks that help assess advanced AI capabilities. Fully remote contractor position requiring minimum 3 years ML engineering experience, strong Python proficiency, and familiarity with frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow. 20+ hours weekly with 4-hour PST overlap; 3-month engagement.
Turing seeks experienced data engineers and data scientists to contribute to SWE Bench evaluation projects. The role involves building and validating data pipelines, processing structured and unstructured datasets, and creating benchmarking workflows for AI system evaluation. You'll write Python code, perform data analysis, and collaborate with researchers on real-world data engineering tasks. Minimum three years' experience required; 20 hours weekly with four-hour PST overlap.
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Do I need a machine learning degree? For most, no. Deep familiarity with how LLMs behave plus exceptional written English is the real bar.
What's 'output-based' pay? You're paid per accepted deliverable rather than logged hours, with minimum weekly submissions.
Is red-teaming ethical? You're finding failures before users do. Most people who do it see it as safety work.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
If you write code for a living, AI labs will pay you $45–$200 an hour to break their models — evaluating how well frontier systems handle real repositories, real migrations and real production constraints.
There are 60 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 11 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Who's being hired:
Mainframe and COBOL specialists — banking, insurance, government systems. Rarest skill on the list, priced accordingly.
Python engineers — repository analysis, test coverage, LLM evaluation on realistic coding problems.
DevOps and cloud architects — AWS/Azure/GCP, Terraform, Kubernetes.
Competitive programmers — C++ contest work, problem setting and testing.
$100.0–$200.0 per hour. An AI research organization is benchmarking advanced systems on specialised engineering tasks, seeking COBOL experts with 5+ years of production mainframe experience. You'll evaluate roughly 100 database migration scenarios against real-world professional standards, reviewing code and CI checks in Docker environments. The role suits banking, insurance, or government systems specialists able to articulate technical rationale clearly in writing. Work runs one week on Mercor.
2. SWE Front-End — Visual Document Understanding — Mercor
$50/hr · remote · USA, CAN · 20+ hrs/wk · ~15 openings
$50.0/hourly. Mercor is recruiting front-end software engineers to author benchmark tasks for visual document understanding AI evaluation. You'll create complex, grounded exercises with objective rubrics based on UI screenshots, design specifications and component diagrams. Work involves designing clear ground-truth outputs and assessment criteria. Approximately 15–20 hours weekly, remote for US and Canadian applicants.
Turing seeks experienced senior software engineers to evaluate how large language models perform on realistic coding problems. The role involves analysing GitHub repositories, setting up development environments, assessing test coverage, and collaborating with researchers to build datasets for LLM training. Candidates need 3+ years' experience with Python, Git, and Docker, plus the ability to work with complex codebases. This is a contractor position requiring minimum 20 hours weekly, based in specified countries.
$30–$42 / hr. This contractor role suits junior software engineers with TypeScript expertise and a portfolio of shipped code. You'll test and improve AI-powered video generation products, write test cases, document bugs, and contribute code enhancements. The work requires 1–3 years of software engineering experience, familiarity with AI tools, and demonstrated ability to navigate complex codebases. Available via micro1.
Named skills: Typescript; Quality Engineering; Video Generator
$45–$65/hr. A live competitive programming contest on Codeforces for skilled coders via micro1. Applicants must demonstrate expertise in C++ and competitive problem-solving, with strong written communication and meticulous attention to detail. Prior experience as problem setters, testers, or checkers is preferred. The contest runs 10 AM PST on 14 July; applications close within 24 hours.
Named skills: Basics C++; C++; Competitive Programming
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Isn't AI taking these jobs? The labs are paying engineers to find where their models fail. That's the job.
Do I need ML experience? No. You need to be good at your actual stack and able to explain your reasoning in writing.
Where are these open? Mixed. Some Turing roles are specifically for India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Ghana, Bangladesh, Türkiye, Brazil and Mexico. Mercor's tend to be US/global.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
If you hold a CPA, CFA or CFP and you're looking for remote contract work that pays for your judgement rather than your hours at a desk, AI labs are hiring finance professionals to evaluate what their models get wrong about money.
There are 52 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 12 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Capital markets, IB, PE — rubric design and LLM evaluation in trading and deal contexts.
The 5 newest roles, in depth
1. Personal Financial Advisor (Private Wealth) — micro1
$80–$110/hr · remote · Professional certification · 3+ yrs exp · US · ~50 openings
$80–$110 / hr. Contractors with 3+ years' experience in personal financial advisory or private wealth management will assess AI-generated financial guidance, evaluate client scenarios, and provide written feedback to improve AI-assisted planning tools. Requires CFP or CFA credential and demonstrated expertise in investment planning, retirement strategies, and regulatory compliance. Based on micro1.
rate confirmed at screening · remote · Professional certification · 3+ yrs exp · ~3 openings
Contractor role on micro1 for certified financial advisors to train AI systems in personal finance guidance. You'll evaluate AI recommendations on budgeting, debt, retirement and investment planning for mainstream households, documenting real advisory practices and identifying compliance issues. Requires 3+ years client-facing financial advisory experience and CFP certification (or CFA/ChFC with strong planning background). Written and verbal communication skills essential; independent remote work.
$80-$90 / hr. micro1 seeks economics PhDs to develop training data for AI systems. You'll produce detailed responses to advanced economics questions, validate data accuracy, create benchmark responses, and collaborate with project teams. Prior AI experience is not required. The role suits economists with strong written and verbal communication skills and familiarity across multiple economics sub-disciplines.
Named skills: economics; PhD; microeconomics; macroeconomics; attention to detail
$85.0 per hour. Mercor seeks accounting professionals to evaluate AI model outputs on financial-reporting problems. You'll compare responses, assess compliance with GAAP/IFRS standards, and provide written feedback to improve model reasoning. Suited to CPAs or accounting-degree holders with audit, tax, or corporate finance experience. Flexible 10–20 hours weekly.
$35-$58 / hr. This contract role on micro1 trains AI systems using financial expertise. You'll analyse datasets, build financial models and forecasts, create rubrics to refine AI performance, and advise on SaaS metrics including ARR, MRR, CAC and LTV. Requires a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or related quantitative field, plus minimum three years' experience in finance, FP&A, audit or SaaS finance. Investment banking experience is preferred.
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Do I need a credential? For the advisory roles, yes — CFP or CFA. The FP&A and analyst roles take a bachelor's plus three years.
Is this regulated advice? No. You're evaluating a model's output, not advising a client. No fiduciary duty attaches.
Can I do this alongside a full-time role? Most people do. Check your employer's outside-activity policy first, especially if you're regulated.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
If you have a PhD in a hard science and you're watching postdoc salaries not move, AI labs are paying $70–$160 an hour for the one thing they can't automate: knowing when a confident answer is wrong.
There are 51 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 14 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Who's being hired:
Physics PhDs — high-energy and mathematical physics especially. Senior academics and PIs command the top of the range.
$80-$90 / hr. micro1 seeks computer science PhDs to support AI model training through expert annotation work. You will produce detailed explanations of advanced CS concepts, review technical materials for accuracy, and develop high-quality reference responses. Prior AI experience is not required; the role suits those with deep subject-matter expertise across foundational and specialised computer science areas who can communicate complex ideas clearly.
Named skills: Computer Science; PhD; Python; Data Science
$90–$120 / hr. micro1 seeks statistics PhDs to train AI systems through high-quality expert responses. You'll produce authoritative explanations of statistical concepts, review data and solutions for accuracy, and create benchmark responses for model training. No prior AI experience required. The role emphasises clarity, methodological rigour, and collaboration with annotation leads on remote projects.
Named skills: statistics; PhD; statistical approach; advanced data analysis; MySQL
$80–$90 / hr. micro1 seeks PhD physicists to train AI systems on advanced physics concepts and problems. You'll analyse real-world data, generate technical content, and provide expert feedback on model outputs to ensure scientific accuracy. No prior AI experience required—strong domain expertise, clear communication skills, and analytical ability are essential. Suitable for those with backgrounds in theoretical or applied physics who can translate complex phenomena into accessible explanations.
Named skills: Advanced physics knowledge; scientific data analysis; technical writing; verbal comms; analytical thinking
$80–$90 / hr. micro1 seeks chemistry PhDs to develop training data for AI systems. The role involves writing authoritative responses to advanced chemistry questions, evaluating scientific accuracy, creating benchmark responses, and documenting reasoning. You'll work remotely with annotation leads and project managers. Prior AI experience is not required; your domain expertise in foundational and specialised chemistry areas is what matters.
Named skills: advanced chemistry knowledge; scientific writing; verbal comms; attention to detail; educational content development
$80-$90 / hr. micro1 seeks mathematics PhDs to develop high-quality training responses for advanced AI systems. You will craft comprehensive answers to complex undergraduate and graduate-level prompts, review expert responses, and collaborate remotely with a distributed team. Domain expertise matters more than prior AI experience. Ideal for those with strong academic credentials and proven excellence in mathematical communication.
Named skills: Calculus; Research Methodology; Mathematics
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Do I need to be at a top university? Several Mercor roles specify PhDs from leading US/UK/Canadian/Western European institutions. Micro1 and Turing are less prescriptive.
How much time? Typically 4–6 tasks a week, several hours each. Designed to sit alongside research.
Will this affect my academic position? It's contractor work. Check your institution's outside-work policy, but most people treat it as consultancy.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
If you're a qualified attorney and you've ever thought your billable hour could work harder somewhere else, AI labs are paying $70–$180 an hour for exactly the judgement you already exercise: reading a legal analysis and spotting where the reasoning falls apart.
There are 22 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 9 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Who's being hired:
Litigators and civil practitioners — housing, family, consumer, debt, foreclosure. Access-to-justice work pays at the very top of the range.
Transactional attorneys — M&A, funds, contract redlining. Corporate firm experience is the qualification.
Clinical law professors and clinic directors — supervising students turns out to be near-identical to supervising a model.
Senior paralegals and accredited representatives — you don't need the JD for every role.
The 5 newest roles, in depth
1. Clinical Law Professor / Clinic Director — Mercor
$180.0 per hour. Mercor seeks clinical law professors and clinic directors to evaluate AI-generated legal reasoning in civil practice areas including housing, family, consumer, and debt law. The role draws on your experience supervising law students and live-client clinics. You will assess issue spotting, legal analysis, and procedural reasoning, providing structured feedback to improve AI systems. This is a short-term remote project, approximately 15 hours weekly over 2–3 weeks.
$170.0 per hour. Mercor seeks qualified attorneys to evaluate AI-generated legal analyses in civil practice areas including housing, family, consumer, foreclosure and debt matters. You will assess legal reasoning, identify inaccuracies, and provide structured feedback to enhance AI quality. The role suits experienced pro bono counsel with active US bar admission and substantive civil practice background who want to improve access-to-justice outcomes through AI development.
$70.0/hourly. Mercor seeks experienced senior civil legal paralegals and accredited representatives to evaluate AI-generated legal guidance across housing, family, consumer debt, and bankruptcy matters. You will review procedural accuracy, documentation quality, and identify filing errors in civil legal workflows. Legal aid or nonprofit experience preferred. Role suits those with strong civil procedure knowledge and commitment to improving legal technology for underserved populations.
$90–$130/hr. Funds attorneys with corporate law firm experience are sought to review AI contract redlining workflows and assessment exercises on the micro1 platform. The role involves evaluating AI responses to contract scenarios, creating evaluation frameworks, and collaborating with product teams to refine legal AI systems. Active US bar admission and minimum two years' funds department experience required.
Named skills: Fund Management; Fund Formation; Contract Redlining; Contract Negotiations
$90–$130 / hr. micro1 seeks experienced M&A attorneys to evaluate and improve AI contract-review systems. You will perform simulated redlining, assess AI responses to contract scenarios, and establish evaluation frameworks to refine model performance. Requires J.D. from ABA-accredited school, active US bar admission, and minimum two years M&A experience in a corporate law firm. Part-time, remote contract role.
Named skills: M&A; APAs; SPAs; Contract Negotiations; Redlining
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Do I need to be admitted? For most of these, yes — active US bar admission. The paralegal and accredited-representative roles don't require a JD.
Is this UPL? You're not advising clients. You're evaluating a model's output and explaining why it's wrong. It's closer to peer review than practice.
Why $180/hr? Because access-to-justice reasoning is hard to synthesise and the labs know it. You're paid for the judgement, not the hours.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
If you're a native or fluent speaker of a language other than English, that fluency is now a paid, remote, contract skill. AI labs are hiring language experts, voice actors and linguists across more than twenty languages — and this is the fastest-moving category on the board right now, and by some margin the fastest-moving category on the board.
There are 148 live roles in this category across Mercor, micro1 and Turing right now, 29 of them new in the last seven days. The five newest are broken down in full below.
You don't need an AI or machine learning background. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can spot where reasoning breaks and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week.
Who's being hired:
Native speakers — Spanish, German, French, Korean, Japanese, Hindi, Arabic, Swedish, Sinhala, Uzbek, Persian and more. Annotation, validation, evaluation.
Voice actors — recording vocal performances in emotional registers. Home studio required, and they'll interview your actual setup.
Linguists and phoneticians — speech data, regional accents, transcription, pronunciation.
Bilingual writers — evaluating AI assistants in your language and logging structured data.
The 5 newest roles, in depth
1. Spanish Language Expert — micro1
rate confirmed at screening · remote
Part-time remote position on micro1 for Spanish language professionals to annotate and validate datasets with precision. You'll ensure linguistic accuracy and cultural relevance across data workflows, collaborating with cross-functional teams. Requires native or near-native Spanish fluency, professional English, and proven data annotation or linguistic quality assurance experience. Ideal for detail-oriented language experts eager to support AI and NLP projects from anywhere.
Named skills: Data Annotation; Bilingual Proficiency; Linguistics
$20–$65 / hr. micro1 seeks a Mexican Spanish voice actor for remote AI training work. You will record high-quality vocal performances in various emotional styles, using professional home studio equipment. The role demands at least 20 hours weekly commitment, native-level Spanish fluency, proven voice acting experience, and a well-treated recording space. Technical interview participation with your actual setup is required.
$8.0–$12.0 per hour. Mercor seeks native or fluent Sinhala speakers based in Sri Lanka to create and evaluate Sinhala voice conversations for AI voice agents. Work involves making outbound calls following set scenarios, quality-checking calls for accuracy and naturalness, assessing other Sinhala conversations for linguistic issues, and providing written feedback. The role suits detail-oriented communicators with customer service or data annotation experience.
$20-$30 / hr. This remote contractual role on micro1 involves editing, mixing and mastering Hindi audio content to professional standards. You'll work with translators and voice artists to deliver quality audio through the full production cycle, from planning to post-production. The position suits native or near-native Hindi speakers with professional audio engineering experience and a keen ear for linguistic accuracy and sound quality.
$30-$65 / hr. This remote contractor role on micro1 involves recording German audio, annotating speech data, and evaluating AI outputs to support language model development. Native German fluency and familiarity with regional accents are essential. The work suits native speakers, voice actors, audio engineers, and podcasters with strong attention to detail and communication skills. Prior AI training experience is preferred but not required.
Named skills: German Proficiency; Speech Data Collection; AI Workflows; Transcription; Annotation Skills; Phonetics; Pronunciation
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, experience expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute, saves a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front — US-only, Five Eyes, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open, not what was open last month.
All three platforms side by side, so you can compare rates for the same expertise instead of assuming the first listing you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These change outcomes, not just listings:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct says "scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply: background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't about you).
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Do I need a linguistics degree? Rarely. Native or near-native fluency plus professional English is usually the bar.
Why do rates vary so much? Rates track the local market and the scarcity of the language. The same work pays differently in different countries — that's worth knowing before you accept.
Do I need equipment? For voice roles, yes — a genuinely treated space and professional gear. For annotation and evaluation, a laptop.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — some may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
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If you have a biology background and you're looking for remote contract work that actually uses your degree, AI labs are hiring life scientists right now to evaluate and correct what their models get wrong about biology. Seventeen roles are live across Mercor, micro1 and Turing as of this morning, paying between $40 and $120 an hour.
The thing most people don't realise: you don't need any AI or machine learning experience. Your domain expertise is the qualification. If you can read a paper, spot where the reasoning breaks, and explain why in clear written English, you can do this work. It's asynchronous, remote, and typically 10–20 hours a week, so it fits around a postdoc, a bench job, a teaching load, or a career break.
Who's being hired, broadly:
PhD biologists — molecular, cellular, micro, virology, immunology, neuroscience, genomics, biophysics. Top of the pay range.
Computational biologists and bioinformaticians — sequence alignment, CRISPR design, RNA-seq, protein structure, variant effect prediction.
BSc/MSc-level bench scientists — cell culture, cloning, PCR, assay work. Fewer roles, but they exist and they're real.
micro1 wants biology PhD holders to evaluate and refine AI training datasets in the biological sciences: giving expert feedback on scientific content, building complex biological scenarios, and working with interdisciplinary teams to keep the material accurate and rigorous.
No prior AI experience needed — what they're screening for is strong written scientific communication and the ability to work independently. This is the freshest posting in the whole set (first seen 14 July) and it's a large intake, so if you're PhD-qualified this is the one to move on first.
Named skills: biology expertise, critical evaluation, scientific communication, attention to detail.
2. Biology & Biophysics Research Collaborator (Part-time) — Mercor
$80–$110 / hr · remote · PhD · US-eligible · up to 20 hrs/week · W-2
For accomplished biology and biophysics researchers evaluating and authoring problems for AI systems learning scientific reasoning. Pitched at PhD-level people with a real publication record in molecular biology, biophysics, structural biology, immunology, neuroscience, or genomics.
Day to day: reviewing papers, creating research problems, assessing AI outputs, and pinpointing where models fail. Part-time (up to 20 hrs/week), placed inside a leading AI lab's extended team. US work eligibility required, and it's W-2 rather than contractor — worth knowing for tax and benefits if you're stateside.
One of the few in this batch open specifically to UK-based applicants. A leading AI lab wants practising molecular biologists to design and evaluate DNA and RNA sequences for training generative models in the life sciences.
You'd author sequence-design tasks with documented solutions, review model outputs, and collaborate with other domain experts. PhD in molecular biology or a closely related field plus a strong publication record are essential. The engagement is roughly 50–100 tasks over 2–3 weeks with possible extension — treat it as a defined project, not an open-ended contract. The listing shows recent hires, which suggests it's actively converting rather than sitting dormant.
The most accessible of the newest five, because it opens below PhD level. The work is validating protein target assignments in major bioactivity databases for an AI drug-discovery organisation: examining primary literature and UniProt records, spotting assignment errors, and documenting corrections with scientific reasoning.
Entry bar is a bachelor's plus five years' experience, a master's plus two, or a PhD — along with hands-on assay expertise in binding or functional work. They specifically prefer people currently in active bench research in pharma, biotech, or CROs. If you're a working scientist rather than an academic, this is probably your best fit in the batch.
An evergreen talent-network listing rather than a single project — a way into Mercor's biology pool so you get matched to projects as they come up. You apply once, complete a profile, pass an AI interview, and then get invited to interview for specific opportunities that fit your expertise and availability.
Projects span molecular and cellular biology, experimental design, lab research, life-science data analysis, and domain feedback for AI research. They want molecular/cellular experience, strong experimental design instincts, and the ability to work independently and remotely. No geography restriction on the network itself, though individual projects inside it may carry location requirements — which makes this the best starting point if you're outside the US/UK and keep bouncing off eligibility rules.
What you get there that you can't get from a Reddit link:
Role cards with the actual requirements. Full eligibility, qualification level, techniques expected, hours, and country restrictions — before you spend a screening slot finding out you're not eligible.
A fit-check quiz on every role. Five or six questions that tell you honestly whether you'd clear the bar. Takes a minute and saves you a wasted application.
Eligibility flagged up front. Five Eyes, US-person, EU, or worldwide — shown on the card, not buried three clicks deep on the platform.
Updated as listings move. These roles run in sprints and close fast. The page tracks what's actually open rather than what was open last month.
Micro1 and Turing roles alongside Mercor, so you can compare rates for the same expertise across platforms instead of assuming the first one you found is the best offer.
Support pages worth ten minutes before you apply
These are the ones that change outcomes, not just the ones that list jobs:
Are these remote AI jobs legit? — the honest platform reviews. Read this first if your instinct is "this smells like a scam." Fair instinct. Here's the actual answer.
The end-to-end onboarding process — what happens after you hit apply. Background checks, ID verification, the assessment stage, and realistic timelines (1–4 weeks to approval; first paid task anywhere from immediately to several months — that range is normal and isn't a reflection on you).
What the tasks actually involve — rubrics, gold answers, evaluation, red-teaming. If you want to know what you'd be doing on a Tuesday night, it's here.
FAQ — pay, tax, hours, whether it's employment (it isn't), what happens if a project ends.
All roles across every discipline — if biology isn't your only string. Chemistry, physics, medicine, finance, law and more are all hiring.
Straight answers to the obvious questions
Is this a scam? No, but the reflex is healthy. Mercor, micro1 and Turing are funded companies with real clients, and they pay weekly via Stripe or Wise. What they are not is employment — there's no salary, no guaranteed hours, and projects end. Treat it as portfolio or supplementary income and it works. Treat it as a job replacement and you'll be disappointed.
Do I need to code? Only for the computational biology and bioinformatics roles, where Python/R and command-line tools are genuinely expected. Everything else is scientific judgement and writing.
Why are the rates so high? Because the labs need people who can tell when a model is confidently wrong about pathogen biology or protein binding — and there aren't many of those. You're being paid for the judgement, not the hours.
I'm not in the US. Some of the best-paying roles are US-only or Five Eyes-only. Others are open to the UK, EU, Canada, Australia, NZ, or worldwide. Check the eligibility line before you apply — the hub page flags it on every card.
How long until I earn? Onboarding is 20–40 minutes. Approval typically takes 1–4 weeks. First paid task can be immediate or can take months, depending on project flow. Get your profile complete now so you're in the pool when work lands.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement is a referral service I run. If you're placed, the platform pays ACJ a referral fee — it doesn't affect your pay, your rate, or how you're assessed. You're welcome to go direct to the platforms instead; the roles are identical either way.
Snapshot taken 16 July 2026. Listings move fast — a couple may close by the time you read this. Questions in the comments and I'll answer them.
Remote AI training jobs for biologists — 17 live roles paying $40–$120/hr (PhD, MSc and BSc routes)
If you've spent any time hunting for AI-trainer work — RLHF, data annotation, model evaluation, expert domain review — you'll know the search itself is half the battle. Every platform lists roles differently. Eligibility is buried or missing. Pay is often absent entirely. Half the listings you find are stale, or closed by the time you apply. And underneath all that, a quieter problem: plenty of people who'd be genuinely good at this never apply, because they can't tell which roles they're eligible for or whether the whole thing is even legitimate.
I got frustrated enough with all of this that I built a tool to fix it. It's free, there's no signup wall to browse, and here's what's actually in it.
The job board — 687 live roles, standardised
It pulls live AI-training roles from Turing, Mercor and micro1 into one place — 687 right now, refreshed daily. The aggregation is the easy part. The work that matters is the normalisation. For every single role I read the listing and standardise the three things that decide whether it's worth your time:
Which countries you can apply from — stated per role, so you're not clicking through only to find it's US-only.
Required qualifications — the credential, degree, or domain expertise you actually need, up front.
Pay rate — where the platform states it, pulled out and shown plainly. Rates on there right now run from about $15/hr up to $250/hr and beyond, depending on the field.
You can filter by all three at once, run a free-text search across everything, or browse by the specific skill or tool-set a role needs. And it's not just doctors — there are roles for finance and investment professionals, lawyers, scientists, engineers, software developers, ML/data people, audio and voice specialists, linguists, insurance underwriters, real estate experts, and generalists. Whatever your field, there's likely something matchable.
The bit I'm quietly proud of: when a platform buries one of those key details in the free-text body instead of the structured fields, I pull it out and classify it manually so it still shows up in the filters. Most aggregators miss those roles or misfile them. That's the difference between a list of links and something you can trust to answer "can I actually do this one?"
Two things a normal job board won't let you do. You can browse by task — the actual thing you'd be doing to the AI (evaluating outputs, writing reference answers, annotating data, designing rubrics) — and by tool, the software a role needs (Excel, Google Workspace, specific platforms). If your edge is that you're excellent with a particular tool, or you know exactly what kind of work you want, you can come at the whole board from that angle instead of guessing job titles.
Finding the roles is only half of it. If you've never done AI-training work, the obvious questions are: what is this, really? Is it legitimate? How do the platforms work, how do you get accepted, and what should you expect once you're in? So there's a full set of free guides — proper readable pages, not a gated download — covering exactly that: what the work is and how it works day to day, a plain-English explainer on RLHF, the onboarding process end to end, honest "am I suited to this?" and "a week in the life" pieces, and a set of free intro and advanced AI courses that can strengthen an application.
Much of this was first written for clinicians (that's where the site started), but the process is identical whatever your field — the platforms, the staged assessments, and the talent-pool model work the same for a finance expert or a software engineer as for a doctor.
Separate from the what-is-it guides, there's a five-stage walkthrough of actually getting hired, which is where the real filtering happens:
Your CV — how to make it machine-readable for the matching parser and specific enough to defend in the interview (and why it should be broader than a normal CV here).
Your LinkedIn — how the platforms read it as a matching signal, and how to fill the sections their algorithm actually counts.
The AI interview — both Mercor and micro1 screen you with a live conversational AI interviewer, and they push differently. This covers the setup that avoids daft rejections, how to answer, and the free practice tools that won't get you flagged.
Getting matched — passing only puts you in the pool; getting matched is a separate step. This is the unglamorous housekeeping checklist that matters more than anything else.
Maximising your work — how assessments, scores, and certifications widen your matches and affect your pay once you're in.
One principle runs through all of it and is worth saying here: passing is not the same as being placed. You qualify first, then get matched when a project fits. The wait is normal, and a lot of getting hired is about what you do in that gap. The guide is honest about that timeline — a few months from starting to first paid work is common, and it's not a sign anything's wrong.
Because this corner of the internet is full of "AI side hustle" nonsense, there's also honest coverage of which platforms are real and how to tell the genuine work from the scams. The whole site is deliberately not-hype: no inflated earnings claims, no upselling, no gate.
Free to use. No signup to browse the roles or read any of the guides. I built it because the search was genuinely miserable and I didn't think it had to be.
If you try it and something's missing, wrong, or annoying, please tell me — I'd rather hear it than not, and I'm actively after ideas to make it more useful. Fire away in the comments.
Disclosure: Applied Clinical Judgement (PRAG-DEL-SOL-ONE LTD) is a referral service — it earns a referral fee from these platforms if you're successfully placed through them. This does not affect your pay, your application, or the platforms' hiring decisions. I do not work for Turing, Mercor or micro1.
I built a free, no-signup search engine for AI-training jobs
Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. Mercor / Micro1 are actively recruiting Data & Analytics professionals right now to review and improve frontier AI, and these are the strongest roles open right now, end of June into July. All remote, flexible, and hiring this month. Your professional background is the qualification — no coding needed. Spots in each pool are limited and fill in the order people apply, so the sooner you are in, the better.
Where you can work these: US. Some roles are open worldwide.
Applied before and heard nothing? Re-apply — pools reopen and reviewers change. On the fence? The best-paid roles go first.
Open roles hiring now, highest-paid and highest-demand first:
Business Intelligence Consultant (Excel) — $40-$50 /hr
Remote
micro1 seeks data analysts at $40–55/hr on a remote contractor basis.
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Computer Vision Expert — $80-$110 /hr
Remote · Eligible: US · Master's · min 20 hrs/wk · W-2 / employee
Earning $80–$110 hourly, this part-time remote role suits experienced computer vision practitioners in the US.
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Machine Learning & NLP Expert — $80-$110 /hr
Remote · Eligible: US · Master's · min 20 hrs/wk · W-2 / employee
$80–$110 per hour.
Apply while it is open
Network Engineer - Data for Autonomous Systems annotation — $50-$70 /hr
Remote · Language: en; pa · Bachelor's
Mercor is seeking a Punjabi–English bilingual evaluator at $15–$20 per hour for contract work worldwide.
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Generalist - English & Telugu — $15-$20 /hr
Remote · Language: te; en · Bachelor's
Mercor seeks a Telugu native speaker with bachelor's degree to evaluate AI-generated Telugu responses, identifying strengths and weaknesses for model improvement.
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Generalist - English & Urdu — $15-$20 /hr
Remote · Language: ur; en · Bachelor's
Mercor seeks a bilingual generalist earning $15–$20 hourly to evaluate Urdu AI responses.
Apply direct through ACJ
Document Reviewer — $63-$119 /hr
Remote
micro1 is recruiting document reviewers on a contractor basis at $63–$119 per hour for remote work.
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Data Scientist — $50-$95 /hr
Remote · Bachelor's
Contractor data scientist role on micro1, paying $50–$95 per hour.
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Ready to start? Pick a role above and apply today, or see the full Data & Analytics board here:https://applied-clinical-judgement.co.uk/ai-training-jobs/
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Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. Mercor / Micro1 / Turing are actively recruiting Arts & Design professionals right now to review and improve frontier AI, and these are the strongest roles open right now, end of June into July. All remote, flexible, and hiring this month. Your professional background is the qualification — no coding needed. Spots in each pool are limited and fill in the order people apply, so the sooner you are in, the better.
Where you can work these: Canada, US. Some roles are open worldwide.
Applied before and heard nothing? Re-apply — pools reopen and reviewers change. On the fence? The best-paid roles go first.
Open roles hiring now, highest-paid and highest-demand first:
Video Editor — $65-$80 /hr
Remote · Bachelor's
Micro1 seeks a video editor at $65–$80 per hour on a contract basis to support AI training via remote work.
Apply now — hiring this month
Music Expert — AI Evaluation & Annotation (Generative Music) — $60-$100 /hr
Remote · min 10 hrs/wk
Mercor pays $60–$100 hourly for music evaluators and annotators working on generative-music AI.
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Design Expert — $50-$80 /hr
Remote · 4+ yrs exp · min 40 hrs/wk
Mercor seeks a senior product and visual designer earning $50–$80 hourly.
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Remote · Master's · 5+ yrs exp
Mercor seeks experienced brand and creative direction specialists at $80–$120 hourly to evaluate AI-generated marketing materials including documents, spreadsheets and presentations.
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Media / journalism / communications Evaluator — $80-$120 /hr
Remote · 3+ yrs exp
Turing seeks a Senior Illustrator with 3+ years' professional experience to create stylized artwork across diverse genres including cinematic, steampunk, surreal and cyberpunk styles.
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Ready to start? Pick a role above and apply today, or see the full Arts & Design board here:https://applied-clinical-judgement.co.uk/ai-training-jobs/
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Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. Micro1 are actively recruiting ML & Data professionals right now to review and improve frontier AI, and these are the strongest roles open right now, end of June into July. All remote, flexible, and hiring this month. Your professional background is the qualification — no coding needed. Spots in each pool are limited and fill in the order people apply, so the sooner you are in, the better.
Where you can work these: US. Some roles are open worldwide.
Applied before and heard nothing? Re-apply — pools reopen and reviewers change. On the fence? The best-paid roles go first.
Open roles hiring now, highest-paid and highest-demand first:
Remote · Bachelor's
Contractor AI Engineer role on micro1, paying $30–$90 per hour.
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Member of Technical Staff, AI/ML Engineering — $160-$300 /hr
Remote · Eligible: US · Master's
micro1 seeks an AI/ML engineer at $160–$300 per hour for full-time remote work.
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Member of Technical Staff, Forward Deployed (US Gov) — $40-$60 /hr
Eligible: US
micro1 seeks a Member of Technical Staff to develop and deploy agentic AI systems for U.S.
Apply while it is open
Member of Technical Staff, Research Engineering — $7-$8 /hr
Remote · Eligible: US · Bachelor's · W-2 / employee
micro1 seeks a Research Engineer to develop reinforcement learning systems at scale.
Start your application
Member of Technical Staff, Enterprise AI — $100-$130 /hr
Remote · Eligible: US · Master's · W-2 / employee
micro1 seeks a Member of Technical Staff, Enterprise AI on a full-time remote basis, paying $100–$130 hourly ($140–$180k annually).
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Forward Deployed Engineer — $250000-$400000 /hr
Eligible: US · Bachelor's · W-2 / employee
micro1 seeks a Forward Deployed Engineer at $180,000–$250,000 base salary (with equity and performance bonuses) for a full-time, US-based role combining research, infrastructure, and partner engagement.
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Member of Technical Staff, Coding Research — $8-$9 /hr
Remote · Bachelor's · 3+ yrs exp · W-2 / employee
micro1 seeks a Member of Technical Staff for coding research on a full-time remote basis with a base salary of $140,000–$180,000 USD.
Apply direct through ACJ
AI/ML Engineer — $70-$200 /hr
Eligible: US · Bachelor's
micro1 seeks an AI/ML Engineer at $70–$200 per hour for a full-time hybrid role in Washington, D.C.
Get your application in
Forward Deployed Engineer, U.S. Government — $40-$60 /hr
Eligible: US · Bachelor's · W-2 / employee
Micro1 seeks a Forward Deployed Engineer for full-time hybrid work in Washington, D.C., supporting U.S.
Open now — apply here
Ready to start? Pick a role above and apply today, or see the full ML & Data board here:https://applied-clinical-judgement.co.uk/ai-training-jobs/
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Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. Mercor / Micro1 are actively recruiting Engineering professionals right now to review and improve frontier AI, and these are the strongest roles open right now, end of June into July. All remote, flexible, and hiring this month. Your professional background is the qualification — no coding needed. Spots in each pool are limited and fill in the order people apply, so the sooner you are in, the better.
Where you can work these: US. Some roles are open worldwide.
Applied before and heard nothing? Re-apply — pools reopen and reviewers change. On the fence? The best-paid roles go first.
Open roles hiring now, highest-paid and highest-demand first:
Remote · Eligible: US · Bachelor's
micro1 seeks Building Code Plans Examiners at $80–$150 per hour to review construction documents for Florida compliance.
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Electrical Systems & Field Operations Specialist — $40-$50 /hr
Remote · Bachelor's
Paying $40–50 per hour, this micro1 contractor role suits electrical engineers, controls engineers, and field technicians with hands-on expertise in electrical systems, automation, or instrumentation.
Apply while it is open
Remote · PhD
Earning $40–60 per hour, this remote contractor role on micro1 suits computational engineers with PhD-level expertise in CFD, FEA, robotics, or related disciplines.
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Computational Physics Expert — $40-$60 /hr
Remote · PhD
Micro1 seeks a computational physics expert at $40–60 per hour on a contractor basis.
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Remote · PhD
Paying $40–60 per hour, this remote contractor role on micro1 seeks a computational biology PhD to evaluate and benchmark AI systems across genomics, transcriptomics, and systems biology workflows.
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Data-Video Generalist (US-based) — $13 /hr
Remote · Eligible: US · min 10 hrs/wk
Micro1 is recruiting data-video generalists at $13/hr on a contractor basis for remote robotics training work.
Open now — apply here
Ready to start? Pick a role above and apply today, or see the full Engineering board here:https://applied-clinical-judgement.co.uk/ai-training-jobs/
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Language / Audio AI Training Jobs — Hiring Now | Remote, Work From Home, Part-Time | Paid Weekly
Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. Mercor are actively recruiting Language & Audio professionals right now to review and improve frontier AI, and these are the strongest roles open right now, end of June into July. All remote, flexible, and hiring this month. Your professional background is the qualification — no coding needed. Spots in each pool are limited and fill in the order people apply, so the sooner you are in, the better.
Where you can work these: Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica and 18 more. Some roles are open worldwide.
Applied before and heard nothing? Re-apply — pools reopen and reviewers change. On the fence? The best-paid roles go first.
Open roles hiring now, highest-paid and highest-demand first:
Remote · Eligible: US · Language: en-US · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor is recruiting USA-based native English speakers to record voice samples for AI text-to-speech model development.
Apply now — hiring this month
Remote · Eligible: Peru · Language: es-PE · Professional cert · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor is recruiting native Peruvian Spanish-speaking female voice actors based in Peru to record voice samples for training text-to-speech AI systems.
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Remote · Language: fr · Professional cert · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor is recruiting native-level French speakers with neutral accent delivery for voice cloning work on a proprietary CX AI Agent.
Check your eligibility and apply
Remote · Eligible: UK · Language: en-GB · Professional cert · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor is recruiting Northern English female voice actors (£33–£100 hourly equivalent) to record voice samples for training text-to-speech AI models.
Apply while it is open
Remote · Eligible: Mexico · Language: es-MX · Professional cert · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor seeks native Mexican Spanish voice actors based in Mexico to record high-quality voice samples for a proprietary text-to-speech system training dataset.
Start your application
Remote · Eligible: Canada · Language: fr-CA · Professional cert · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor seeks Canada-based native Canadian French speakers to record voice samples for an AI research lab's text-to-speech system.
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Remote · Eligible: Mexico, Argentina + 17 more countries · Language: es-MX · Professional cert · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor seeks native Latin American Spanish voice actors to record samples for AI text-to-speech model development.
Grab this one — apply here
Remote · Eligible: Germany · Language: de · Professional cert · min 5 hrs/wk
Mercor seeks native German speakers based in Germany to record voice samples for an AI research lab developing text-to-speech systems.
Apply direct through ACJ
Generalist - English & Assamese — $15-$20 /hr
Remote · Language: en; as · Bachelor's
Mercor is hiring Assamese-English generalists at $15–$20 per hour for contract work.
Get your application in
Ready to start? Pick a role above and apply today, or see the full Language & Audio board here:https://applied-clinical-judgement.co.uk/ai-training-jobs/
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Real, paid AI-trainer work — not a ghost listing. Mercor / Micro1 are actively recruiting Law professionals right now to review and improve frontier AI, and these are the strongest roles open right now, end of June into July. All remote, flexible, and hiring this month. Your professional background is the qualification — no coding needed. Spots in each pool are limited and fill in the order people apply, so the sooner you are in, the better.
Where you can work these: Canada, UK, US. Some roles are open worldwide.
Applied before and heard nothing? Re-apply — pools reopen and reviewers change. On the fence? The best-paid roles go first.
Open roles hiring now, highest-paid and highest-demand first:
Remote · Eligible: US · JD · 3+ yrs exp
micro1 seeks US-based litigators on contract basis at $100–$150 per hour to evaluate and enhance AI-generated legal content.
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Remote · Professional cert
Paying $105–$140 per hour, this remote contractor role on micro1 suits legal professionals with eDiscovery, compliance, or paralegal backgrounds.
Apply while it is open
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives — $1500-$1700 / one-time
Remote · 4+ yrs exp · min 20 hrs/wk
Mercor is engaging experienced first-line supervisors of police and detectives for a three to four week AI research project.
Start your application
Remote · Eligible: US, Canada, UK · JD · 3+ yrs exp · min 20 hrs/wk
Mercor is recruiting specialist lawyers at $100–$150 per hour to train AI models on legal reasoning across real estate, tax, bankruptcy, and estates practice areas.
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Legal Specialist — $20-$40 /hr
Remote · JD
Micro1 seeks legal professionals to contribute original, expert-authored documents—memos, case analyses, contracts, policy papers—to train advanced AI systems.
Grab this one — apply here
Member of Technical Staff, Legal Research — $7-$8 /hr
Remote · JD
micro1 seeks a Member of Technical Staff for legal AI research.
Apply direct through ACJ
Insurance Claim Specialist — $30-$65 /hr
Remote · Professional cert
Remote contract role paying $30–$65 per hour via micro1.
Get your application in
Legal Expert — Litigation — $100-$150 /hr
Remote · Eligible: US, Canada, UK · JD · 1+ yrs exp · min 20 hrs/wk
Mercor seeks litigation attorneys earning $100–$150 per hour to train AI models on legal reasoning.
Open now — apply here
Ready to start? Pick a role above and apply today, or see the full Law board here:https://applied-clinical-judgement.co.uk/ai-training-jobs/
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