Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Solve and review materials selection, failure analysis, testing and process problems, and check AI answers for engineering correctness. Per-task pay quoted at $80–130/hour. Bachelor's plus three years of hands-on materials work; problem-authoring credentials strongly preferred. One opening.

Despite the title, this is video annotation: grade and tag footage of robotic arms completing procedures, marking key actions and outcomes against written guidelines. Design, film, editing, photography, robotics or engineering backgrounds all fit. 3,000 openings, $50–90/hour, open across North and Latin America, Europe, the UK and Oceania.

Despite the title, a CAD and computational-geometry role: turn dimensioned engineering drawings into validated 3D solids built in Python (build123d, CadQuery and similar) and exported as STEP, for an AI training project. Open globally, about 15 hours a week, per-task pay. 10 openings, $50–100/hour.

Model simple mechanical components in SolidWorks, NX, Creo or CATIA, interpret drawings and tolerances, and critique AI output on CAD and conceptual FEA questions. Remote contractor, $55–100/hour, 50 openings. The preferred bar is 5+ years of hands-on design engineering.

Create, solve and validate structural, thermal and multiphysics engineering tasks end to end in Python with open-source solvers and coding agents. Global remote contractor, $80–150/hour paid per accepted task, about 15 hours a week, 100 openings. MS/PhD, or BS plus 1–2 years.

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 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.

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, 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.

Build, modify and QA parametric CAD models and assemblies in FreeCAD, apply GD&T and DFM, and produce technical drawings, all as training input for AI systems. Two years of mechanical or product design experience; Python CAD scripting preferred. 50 openings, $40–100/hour.

Solve hard analog, digital, mixed-signal, power and RF design problems and grade AI answers to them for technical correctness. Senior bar: MS/PhD or BS plus 8 years, five years of hands-on design with production or tape-out. Paid per accepted task, quoted at $60–130/hour. 25 openings.

Film your everyday household chores from a first-person view with your phone on a head strap, for AI training. Paid $10–15 per hour of accepted video, plus $20 after 20 hours. US only, 39 listed states; recent iPhone, Pixel or Galaxy required. 1,100 openings.

Build and verify AI training tasks in analog, digital, power, mixed-signal or RF design: write netlists or HDL, run simulations from the command line, and script it all in Python with coding agents. Paid per accepted task, quoted at $80–150/hour. Around 15 hours a week, global, 100 openings.

Build, run and validate computational materials simulations in Python (atomistic, DFT, MD, continuum, electrochemical) as AI training tasks, using coding agents in your workflow. Per-task pay quoted at $80–150/hour, about 15 hours a week, global and fully remote. MS or PhD required. 100 openings.

Build and edit fully parametric part and assembly models from written briefs, audit other models for tolerances and manufacturability, and document the design decisions for AI training. The project runs in FreeCAD; Fusion 360 skill is the qualifying background. 4+ years for editing, 10+ for model creation. $40–100/hour.

Mechanical, aerospace or industrial design engineers: study multi-part assemblies in native FreeCAD files and write precise, non-guessable Q&A sets on function, design rationale and dimensions to train AI. SolidWorks, CATIA or Inventor experience counts. 50 openings, contractor, $40–80/hour.

Experienced machinists feed an AI training project with real setup, operation and troubleshooting know-how across desktop (Makera Carvera) and industrial (Haas VF-2) CNC machines. 5+ years and Haas control expertise preferred. $80–120/hour, 10 openings, contractor, listed as remote.

A full-time micro1 research role designing robotics datasets, collection methods, annotation schemas and evaluations for embodied AI (egocentric video, teleop, trajectories, simulation). Base salary $200,000–320,000 plus equity, remote, one opening. Two to five-plus years in robotics or applied ML.

Perform repetitive hands-on manipulation tasks (picking up objects, opening containers) with handheld recording devices so robots can learn dexterity. Los Angeles based contractor, $10–20/hour, 10 openings. No experience needed; steady hands and exact instruction-following are the job.

Experienced civil engineers write realistic evaluation tasks for AI (structural, transportation, water, site development), build the supporting documents and data files, solve each task and write multi-item grading rubrics. Paid per accepted task against a $50–100/hour band. Remote, 50 openings.

Civil and structural engineers author full drawing sets and BIM models in Revit, ArchiCAD or BlenderBIM, export and validate IFC files, and document design decisions for AI training. Five years' practice and three years of daily BIM required. Remote contractor, 10 openings, $30–50/hour.

Operate a handheld UMI gripper in a San Francisco lab, repeating manipulation tasks across objects and settings to generate robot-learning data. On-site contractor, $10–30/hour, 10 openings. No robotics or AI experience needed; stamina, punctuality and precision are.

Watch footage of robotic arms carrying out tasks and annotate it frame by frame: tag key actions and outcomes against grading guidelines, mark precise start and end timestamps, and fix drift between labels and video. Remote contractor, $50–90/hour, 1,000 openings across Northern America, Latin America, Europe, the UK and Oceania.

Solve advanced mechanical engineering problems and judge AI-generated answers across design, structural and thermal analysis, FEA, vibration and R&D. Remote contractor paid per accepted task on a $60–100/hour band, 25 openings. MS/PhD, or BS plus 8+ years; problem-authoring credentials strongly preferred.