Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Instructional designers and L&D professionals define learning objectives, build full programmes from objectives to modules and assessments, and write quizzes and rubrics for an AI training project on learning design. Fifty openings, contractor, $40–75/hour, remote.

Record high-fidelity Italian speech from scripts and prompts for a large-scale audio dataset, on your own professional equipment. Native Italian with impeccable diction and three years of recording or voice work; bring your gear to the interview. 25 openings, contractor, $20–40/hour.

Help an LLM get better at creating and editing real Office Open XML files: design expert-level Excel, Word and PowerPoint scenarios, run multi-turn conversations, then compare two AI-generated .xlsx, .docx or .pptx files and record which is better and why. 3+ years in Fortune 500 environments preferred. $20–60/hour, 100 openings.

Fortune 500 and top-consultancy professionals: design complex PowerPoint, Excel and Word tasks, work them through four-turn conversations with an LLM that edits Office files, and pick the better of two outputs each turn. 99 openings, contractor, $20–60/hour.

Review AI-generated advice on CAM, CNC and Fusion 360 manufacturing workflows, and write the rubrics that grade it for accuracy and efficiency. Teaching experience is highly preferred. $60–120/hour, paid per accepted task, open worldwide, 20 openings.

Write and review evaluation tasks built on journal manuscripts, abstracts, posters and decks, and judge AI-drafted sections against ICMJE, GPP and EQUATOR guidelines and the source CSRs and TFLs. Five years of publication authoring at a sponsor, CRO or MedComms agency. Fifty openings, contractor, $50–80/hour.

Write exact, verifiable question-and-answer sets about multi-part mechanical assemblies supplied as native FreeCAD files, for an AI training project. Mechanical, aerospace or industrial design background; direct FreeCAD use is a plus, not a must. 30 openings, contractor, $40–80/hour.

Work through real Google Analytics (ideally GA4) tasks on screen recording, then write prompts and rubrics from them so AI agents learn the workflows. Needs your own current GA access and prior human-data work. 40 openings, contractor, $30–100/hour.

Design GPU programming tasks in CUDA, WebGPU or GLSL for training LLMs on performance and architecture, including kernel profiling and C++ host code. Remote contractor, $60–95/hour paid per accepted task, 25 openings. Graphics, HPC and ML acceleration backgrounds all qualify.

Pick information-rich charts from your field and write unambiguous, multi-step quantitative questions about them, with worked answers, to train AI on chart reasoning. Suits medicine, finance, engineering, earth science, data science and operations professionals with two years of chart-heavy work. 50 openings, $25–50/hour.

BigLaw immigration attorneys review immigration documents and legal scenarios, draft and grade memos and briefs, and correct AI-generated legal output. Ten openings, contractor, fully remote, $140–400/hour. An active licence and complex US immigration casework at a large firm are the stated profile.

Run realistic analytics workflows through AI assistants connected to Snowflake, then check every figure they produce with your own SQL. You also maintain the seeded test data, warehouse roles and connector setups. Remote contractor, $50–60/hour, 4 openings, 3+ years of SQL and Snowflake preferred.

Open native FreeCAD files of multi-part aerospace assemblies and write hard, non-guessable questions about them, each with an exact, sourced answer. Built for mechanical, aerospace and industrial design backgrounds; FreeCAD itself is a plus, not a requirement. $40–80/hour, 50 openings, contractor, remote.

Build realistic production-management tasks for AI benchmarks (budget reconciliation, schedule changes, vendor and crew coordination) from authentic budgets, call sheets and contracts, then write 35+ criterion rubrics to grade the answers. Five years of credited production experience; paid per accepted task at $45–85/hour. Fifty openings.

Grade a leading AI lab's model outputs on valuation, modelling, markets and investment analysis, write expert prompts and reference answers from real deal experience, and flag weak reasoning. One year at a known IB, PE, VC, hedge fund or growth equity firm is the floor. 100 openings, contractor, $245–280/hour.

Part-time legal AI work for in-house technology lawyers: run simulated negotiations and redlines on MSAs, NDAs and DPAs, grade AI responses and write the evaluation criteria. Requires three years in-house on tech transactions; no bar admission is listed. 50 openings at $85–105/hour.

The reviewer seat on micro1's physics work: critique derivations and arguments written by researchers or AI, find the errors and unjustified steps, and write precise feedback, cross-checking in SymPy and Python. Postdocs and junior faculty, US, Canada and UK focused. 30 openings, contractor, $80–150/hour.

Create, solve and review hard full-stack engineering tasks, debug across browser, API and database layers, judge AI-generated solutions, and port whole builds from one language to another. Global and fully remote, about 15 flexible hours a week, paid per task on a $50–100/hour band, 300 openings.

Build life-science benchmark tasks from real lab protocols and raw data (design critiques, protocol analysis, data interpretation) and write the rubrics that grade AI agents. Paid per accepted task, quoted at $30–50/hour. Bachelor's or Master's plus two years of lab research. 50 openings.

Bring B2B sales experience in technical and scientific materials to an AI training project: prospecting and qualifying leads, translating technical value into business benefit for non-technical buyers, and handling objections, with written feedback for model training. 50 openings, contractor, $45–85/hour.

Explain physics to an AI and grade what it writes back: write clear explanations of hard concepts, build physics training material, and review model output for conceptual accuracy. A physics PhD is the preferred bar. 100 openings, contractor, $70–90/hour, fully remote.

Watch and listen to short clips, check AI-generated descriptions against what is actually on screen and in the audio, and write short feedback on errors and ambiguities. Entry-level annotation at $8–10/hour with 1,000 openings; prior labelling or content moderation experience preferred.

Build, run and validate scripted CFD cases (airfoils, meshes, boundary conditions, lift and drag) so an AI can learn to do engineering simulation from the command line. Python-heavy, with coding agents expected. $80–150/hour, paid per accepted task, about 15 hours a week, open globally.

Read US sales and use tax statutes subsection by subsection, write the rubric an AI's formal translation of the law must satisfy, then grade that translation pass/fail and write test scenarios for what it missed. CPA, CA or US tax attorney background required. Ten openings, contract, $20–30/hour.