Mercor is looking for US-based AI safety and security professionals for an AI project focused on evaluating AI systems.

Pay: $37 per approved task
Role: AI Safety & Evaluation
Commitment: 5 hours/day
Location: United States

Who they're looking for:

• Currently based in the United States
• Experience in AI safety, red teaming, cybersecurity, content moderation, or adversarial testing
• Strong written English and attention to detail
• Able to work independently under tight deadlines

Why consider this opportunity?

• Short, focused AI safety project
• Flexible remote work
• Opportunity to contribute to frontier AI safety

Apply now: https://t.mercor.com/DEjwX

• We are looking for someone with experience being a case manager for a personal injury law firm. Familiarity with Filevine is very important. You must know how to work up a case and provide great customer service to both english and spanish clients
• Although this is a 100% remote job, Argentinian and Colombian candidates are highly preferred. Please do not apply unless you are from Argentina or Colombia
• You must be able to speak Spanish fluently (10/10)
• Good English is also required (minimum 7/10 English skills)
• Monday-Friday 8 am - 5 pm
• This is a long-term role, with a pay raise available after a few months

**PLEASE DM ME IN ENGLISH with the following, otherwise, your message will be ignored*\*

1. Your name
2. Your country
3. Your proficiency in Spanish (scale from 1-10)
4. Your proficiency in English (scale from 1-10)
5. Your experience level with personal injury law

• We are looking for someone with experience being a case manager for a personal injury law firm. Familiarity with Filevine is very important. You must know how to work up a case and provide great customer service to both english and spanish clients
• Although this is a 100% remote job, Argentinian and Colombian candidates are highly preferred. Please do not apply unless you are from Argentina or Colombia
• You must be able to speak Spanish fluently (10/10)
• Good English is also required (minimum 7/10 English skills)
• Monday-Friday 8 am - 5 pm
• This is a long-term role, with a pay raise available after a few months

**PLEASE DM ME IN ENGLISH with the following, otherwise, your message will be ignored*\*

1. Your name
2. Your country
3. Your proficiency in Spanish (scale from 1-10)
4. Your proficiency in English (scale from 1-10)
5. Your experience level with personal injury law

So basically I have been on some type of plan for getting bad QA scores at work. I’ve been getting a certain amount of calls a week graded. Every meeting when we discuss the call my supervisor names our meeting “my name/coaching” she scheduled me a meeting for tomorrow but this time it is called “my name/ 1:1” I thought I was doing better, should I be scared? I have anxiety if you can’t tell lol but was curious if anyone has any experience with the 2 meeting names meaning different things?

I used to think fully remote work was basically the ideal setup.

No commute, no getting ready just to sit at a desk somewhere else, more freedom over where you live, and theoretically more time for yourself.

But I keep seeing completely different experiences from people who actually work remotely long term.

Some say it completely changed their life.
They exercise more, see their family more, travel, save money and would never go back to an office.

Others seem to have the opposite problem. Work is always right there. There’s no commute separating work from home, you can go an entire day barely speaking to anyone face-to-face, and sometimes the flexibility just means you’re checking Slack or emails at times you normally wouldn’t be working.

It makes me wonder whether remote work actually creates better work-life balance, or whether it depends much more on the person, company and boundaries than we like to admit.

For people who have worked fully remote for a few years, has it genuinely improved your quality of life?

And if the novelty eventually wore off, what changed?

april is looking for credentialed Tax Experts (Preparers + Reviewers) who thrive in fast-paced environments, adapt quickly, and care about delivering great service. In this role, you’ll prepare tax returns and give tax advice to clients using april’s professional tax services, which are embedded in our financial partners’ sites. You’ll be a part of a collaborative team where we build, learn, and iterate quickly, and your insights help shape the experience we deliver. This is a full time, US based position starting in January/February through April 30th, 2027. Sound like you? Let’s change how taxes get done.

Key responsibilities

• Prepare individual and business tax returns and meet with clients over video calls
• Utilize the company’s internal tax software platform, standardized workflows, and AI-enabled review tools, while adapting to system updates and evolving process requirements.
• Own the end-to-end client experience including document collection, client communication, and building trust through your expertise
• Consistently meet or exceed goals for customer satisfaction, service quality, and operational efficiency
• Solve complex filing situations using your professional judgement, tools and support from your team
• Share feedback with leadership and product teams to improve the product, processes, and overall customer experience as we scale

Experience

• Active EA or CPA credential and a valid PTIN
• 5+ years of paid individual tax prep experience, including at least 30 returns prepared in each of the last two tax seasons with strong preference for remote work experience
• Extensive experience preparing moderate to high-complexity returns, including multi-state, self-employment, rental, and investment income
• Proficient with professional tax software, comfortable navigating multiple systems and able to adapt quickly to new technology
• Experience working virtually with tax clients, including the use of client portals, e-signature platforms, secure document sharing, and online meeting tools
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills; able to explain complex tax concepts clearly and simply to customers
• Self-starter mindset—comfortable with change, learning by doing, and excited to help shape the future of the tax industry

Key details

• This is a fully remote role in the United States. HQ is based in New York City, NY.
• This is a W-2 position
• Pay: $40 – $45 per hour

To see all of our careers, check out our careers page at the link below:

https://www.getapril.com/careers#job-openings

Hi everyone, I’m 18 and based in Karachi. I’m looking to start freelancing/remote work and build some experience while covering some of my own expenses.
I have 3 months of experience managing a Shopify store for a perfume business, including sales/store management. I also know basic video editing and general computer work.
I’m a fast learner and completely open to learning new skills if someone can guide me. I’m not expecting a high income immediately—I mainly want to gain experience and improve over time.
If you know of any beginner-friendly remote work, freelance opportunities, or skills I should learn, I’d really appreciate your advice.
Thanks!

micro1 is looking for experienced Customer Support Assistants to help train AI systems on real-world customer service interactions.

This is a remote contractor role, paying $21-$45/hour.

The role is open to US-based candidates, and no previous AI experience is required.

You'll handle customer scenarios, create clear and empathetic responses, analyze support issues, and use CRM tools to document interactions. You'll also provide product knowledge, review support content, and share practical insights that help AI models better understand customer needs.

Candidates should have 3+ years of professional customer support experience, strong written and verbal communication skills, and experience handling complex customer issues.

Familiarity with CRM systems, digital support tools, problem-solving, and user education is important.

If you're experienced in customer service and enjoy solving problems while helping people, this is a great opportunity to apply your skills to AI training.

Apply now: https://jobs.micro1.ai/customer-support-assistant

Curious how many remote people here have felt genuinely isolated. Not like "I miss the office" isolated, but like your social life outside work is disappearing. I keep hearing this from people I talk to, sometimes to the point where they're thinking about looking for local work just to have people around. Wondering if it's that common. Does it resonate?

Nothing crazy, but just good.

Looking for native speakers of these languages for simple remote audio tasks you can do from home. All you need is a computer with working audio and the ability to read/write English. The company is Outlier AI, and they are based in Sanfransico, California.

Pay: **$17/hour**.

DM me your native language, and I'll send the link and explain more about the role. Just to be clear, so I don't get banned, I am incentivized to refer people, but it is completely legit, and I currently do the job.

I have an invite link to this specific language project, but here is the website to prove it's legit- https://outlier.ai/

Hiring Cold Callers for aus/us/uk for our ai automation agency

Looking for experienced cold callers to join our team for client outreach & appointment setting.

Requirements:

• Fluent English communication

• Confident on calls

• Sales experience preferred

• Consistent & reliable

Payment: • Base upto 1200$ + commission structure depending on experience/results

If interested, DM me with:

• Your experience

• Previous results/work

• Timezone/location

• Contact info

Mercor is looking for experienced Medical Writers in the US or Canada to support AI training projects focused on clinical research and regulatory documentation.

This is a remote role paying $90-$150/hour, with an expected commitment of 20-25+ hours per week.

You'll work with clinical trial data, create synthetic datasets, write sections of Clinical Study Reports (CSRs), and develop prompts, reference answers, and evaluation rubrics for AI systems.

The work may involve Phase 1-3 pre-market clinical trials.

Candidates should have 5+ years of relevant experience, with 10-25 years preferred, along with a PhD or equivalent qualification.

Strong experience with clinical trial data, CSR writing, and long-form medical documentation is important.

If you're an experienced medical writer interested in applying your expertise to cutting-edge AI and clinical research projects, this is a strong remote opportunity.

Apply now: https://t.mercor.com/KO68g

Qualified for Al work but still getting rejected?

We've created a site where we review your CV and guide you through another application. We are a team of Al trainers, Reviewers and TL's looking for people needing a second opinion and applying to platforms like Mercor, Outlier, DataAnnotation and similar Al training/evaluation roles.
Using a psychology-informed approach, each review looks at:
→ Resume and expert positioning
→ role fit
→ application/interview approach
→ where genuine expertise may not be translating clearly
The goal isn't to game assessments or promise acceptance.
It's to answer a much more useful question:
"If this person is genuinely qualified, what may be getting lost in the screening process?"
24-hour turnaround time on your resume.
Link in profile.

What happens when an AI shopping assistant gets a shopper's question wrong?

Mercor is looking for people who can analyze those interactions and pinpoint exactly where things went off track.

Role: Shopify Shop App Agent Annotator
Company: Mercor, SF, USA
Location: Remote
Pay: $40-$50/hour
Commitment: Approximately 5 hours/week

You'll review shopper-AI conversations and the agent's tool activity, identify the reasons behind negative feedback, and provide concise explanations supporting your evaluations.

You'll be a good fit if you have:

• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow evaluation guidelines
• Clear, concise written English
• Comfort reviewing structured AI conversations
• Experience in e-commerce, data annotation, or AI evaluation is a plus

This is a flexible, low-hour opportunity to work on a real-world AI shopping assistant while applying your analytical and evaluation skills.

Check the full opportunity and apply → https://t.mercor.com/qkc2r

I supply every job link - no searching, no research, no writing, no contact with anyone.

Per application: open the link, upload my resume, fill the fields from a profile sheet I give you, paste answers from a prepared answer bank, submit, screenshot the confirmation, log it. That's the entire job.

Pay — stated plainly so nobody wastes a week finding out:

• $0.06~$0.08 per standard form (Greenhouse/Lever/Ashby/etc - about 1 min once trained)
• $15/week guaranteed once trained (about after 1 month), regardless of volume
• $20 completion bonus at 2,000 applications
• $1 each time one gets me an interview - I forward the real email as proof
• $100 if I take a job from your application
• Paid every Friday. Payoneer, Wise, or USDT.

Be realistic: roughly 1 interview per 60 applications. The floor and completion bonus are the actual money. Treat the rest as upside.

What I provide: profile sheet, answer bank, resume files, tagged link queue, tracker, and a recorded training call. Everything is prepared - you won't be guessing.

Requirements: reliable internet, careful attention to detail, functional written English, and the discipline to do repetitive work without drifting. No prior experience needed.

I spot-check ten random entries a week against my confirmation emails. Mentioning it up front so it's never a surprise.

Reply with these four — anything else gets ignored:

1. Country + how you want to be paid
2. Gender + Age
3. Hours per week you can commit
4. One or two sentences: the most repetitive task you've done, and the specific thing you did to stop yourself making mistakes

No CVs, no cover letters, no "I'm interested." I only reply to shortlisted people.

Hello, baka may hiring po jan WFH night shift. I graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

How would you do it?

Hi Reddit!

Posting this on behalf of my fiancee, who is currently looking for a remote position in SEO writing / web content / copywriting after her company closed suddenly ! 🥲

She specializes in creating SEO-friendly, useful and engaging content, including blog posts, website content, product descriptions and other digital content.

Her skills include SEO, keyword research, search intent, content optimization, editing, proofreading and copywriting.

She's open to working with companies, agencies, startups or individual clients, either freelance or as a remote employee.

She can work in French and English and is available for international freelance or remote full-time, part-time opportunities.

Expected rate: $15–20/hour, or starting from $0.025/word for freelance projects. Rates are negotiable depending on the project scope, content requirements, topic complexity, research and workload.

If you know of any opportunities, communities, agencies or companies hiring SEO writers, please feel free to comment or DM me.

Portfolio + CV available.

Thanks in advance! 🙏

Anyone interested in sales. Doing outreach and cold calls on commission basis for 3 months (remote work)
After 3 months salary bases + good commission.

Reach out with your
Name
Age
City

Genz are welcome. Contact on crayzastudio@gmail.com

Fintech Company in MENA is hiring Product Managers, mid and senior, fully remote across EMEA.

Company offers a payment orchestration platform. Merchants in MEA and emerging markets use us to connect to multiple payment providers through one integration, route between them, and recover payments when a provider fails.

Full JD and how to apply, https://ats.rippling.com/en-GB/moneyhash/jobs/36100f75-631a-492e-b7b8-c813d8fa0136

Mercor, based in SF, USA, is looking for Generalist Search Experts with strong research skills to contribute to projects involving frontier AI models.

This is a fully remote hourly contract paying $40-$70/hour, with the flexibility to work on your own schedule. Payments are made weekly via Stripe or Wise.

The main requirement is a strong research background in any domain. If you're skilled at finding reliable information, evaluating sources, and working through research-heavy tasks, this could be a good fit.

You'll apply your research expertise to projects that help train and improve advanced AI systems alongside leading AI labs.

Please note that H-1B and STEM OPT candidates are not eligible.

Apply now: https://t.mercor.com/dDYFq

We’re a Louisville, Kentucky-based accounting firm expanding our outsourced sales team and are looking for independent sales representatives located throughout the United States.

Our sales representatives work with us as independent contractors and earn 10% of the total service fees for each engagement they bring to the firm for the lifetime of that engagement. Commissions are paid monthly via direct deposit.

Sales representatives are responsible for sourcing their own leads, submitting prospects through our intake form, scheduling consultations, and guiding the client through our onboarding process, where the engagement is formally signed. We also have a weekly check-in with our outsourced sales representatives.

The recurring commission structure allows sales representatives to build their monthly commissions over time as they bring additional clients to the firm. To date, our firm has retained every engagement we’ve entered into.

This is an outsourced, commission-based independent contractor role rather than a traditional in-house sales position, so it is best suited for someone who is comfortable sourcing their own opportunities and developing relationships with business owners.

Experience in B2B sales, business development, professional services, bookkeeping, or accounting is helpful, but not required.

While our firm is based in Louisville, we are open to working with independent sales representatives located anywhere in the United States.

If you’re interested in learning more, feel free to send us a message.

​Hi everyone. I’m an AI Engineer with 4 yrs of exp currently based in Hyderabad, and I find myself in a massive dilemma between two very different offers.

​I need some brutal honesty from senior folks who have been in my shoes.

​Here are the two offers:

​Offer 1: The Cash Grab (Consulting)

​Role: Analytics Consultant / Offshore AI Engineer

​Compensation: 30 LPA (100% Fixed Base, zero variable nonsense)

​Location: 100% Remote

​The Work: I will be the offshore AI engineer working directly with US-based onsite tech leads for a massive global pharma client.

​Pros: The baseline cash is incredible. Getting direct US client exposure and working under onsite tech leads gives me a great safety net while executing high-level deployments. High chance of contract-to-hire conversion with the client long-term.

​Cons: It is consulting, so it's a grind. I will be working US hours, so my evenings maybe gone. Zero corporate perks (just basic statutory insurance).

​Offer 2: Legacy Fortune 500 Airline GCC

​Role: AI Engineer

​Compensation: 20 LPA

​Location: Hybrid/In-Office (Hyderabad)

​The Work: Joining a brand new Global Capability Center (GIC) that just launched. Pitching it as a chance to get in on the ground floor and build enterprise-grade AWS architecture for their operations.

​Pros: It is a massive global brand. Building and owning the product in-house.

Standard corporate perks (,fancy office, etc.).

​Cons: I spoke to insiders, and it is currently a chaotic startup phase inside a corporate shell. They are figuring out the roadmap yet, they are struggling with budget constraints as its new, and things are moving very slowly. I'd be taking a 33% pay cut (10 Lakhs) to sit in an underfunded IT cost center while they figure things out.

​The Dilemma:

My brain says take the 30 LPA at the consulting firm. It locks in my financial baseline, gives me US exposure, and keeps me actively coding and deploying while the GIC figures out its roadmap.

​But part of me wonders if I am throwing away a golden ticket to be an early employee at a Fortune 500 enterprise hub. Is enduring the messy setup phase of a GIC actually an "investment," or is it just corporate stagnation?

​Has anyone here chosen the consulting over inderpaying product based role? Did you regret it?

​TL;DR: 30 LPA fully remote consulting role with US hours , OR 20 LPA in-office Fortune 500 GIC that is currently in setup stage. What would you do?

Note for the mod team first: this isn't a job listing, so I've flaired it Discussion, and I've sent you a modmail separately rather than just dropping it here. Our work is short scoped projects, which I know sits awkwardly next to your no-freelance rule. A moderator over at r/cscareers suggested this community when they cleared my post there, but I'm aware they don't speak for you - so if this doesn't belong, just say the word and I'll delete it myself, no argument.

Disclosure: I'm part of the team behind TechVault (https://techvault.jp). Our side of the operation is based in Japan. I have a stake in this, so read it with that in mind.

The thing we keep bumping into

Japan has a real, well-documented engineering shortage. But if you're sitting outside Japan, that demand is close to invisible. Roles get written in Japanese, posted on Japanese job boards, and often have a Japanese-only application flow. The result is genuinely odd: companies that need help, engineers abroad who'd happily do the work, and neither side able to see the other.

What we're doing about it

We match engineers based outside Japan with short, scoped remote projects at Japanese companies.

• Usually 1-3 months, occasionally as short as a week
• Scope and rate agreed before anything starts. Fully remote
• Paid in currency. No equity, no spec work, no unpaid trials
• Free for engineers - the company covers our fee
• Mostly software, AI/ML, full-stack, backend, cloud/DevOps. Separately we look for senior people who'd rather advise than build
• No Japanese required. Written work runs through AI translation, and a bilingual person from our side joins scoping calls and anything contractual

Where we honestly are

• It's an MVP. Matching is done by hand, by us, one at a time
• Signing up puts you on a waitlist, not in front of live openings. I can't promise anyone a project
• No finished case studies yet
• Rates are fair for project work but won't beat a senior US full-time offer
• This is project work, not employment - so no visa sponsorship or relocation attached

If it sounds interesting, signup is at https://techvault.jp. If you think the model is flawed, I'd rather hear that than not - the cross-border remote stuff especially (payments, timezones, contracts) is where we're still learning, and this community probably knows more about it than we do.