Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Part-time, task-paid redlining of M&A agreements (APAs and SPAs) for AI training, plus grading AI responses and writing the evaluation criteria. Requires an ABA-accredited JD, active US bar admission and two years in a firm's M&A department. 100 openings, $90–130/hour, about 3.5 hours per task.

Dispatchers from any public-safety service (911, police, ambulance, fire, emergency): triage and route simulated incidents over radio, phone and chat, and document your decisions for AI training. Per-task pay with weekly minimums. 50 openings, contractor, $30–55/hour.

Police dispatchers and emergency communications specialists (APCO/NENA certification named): process and triage simulated incidents across radio, phone and digital channels using standard protocols, to train AI. 50 openings, contractor, remote, $30–55/hour.

Service members and DoD civilians with 3+ years who have written WARs, AARs and status reports for senior leaders: evaluate AI-generated military reporting and build realistic reporting scenarios for training. 10 openings, contractor, remote, $40–80/hour.

Tech-transactions lawyers run simulated negotiations and redlines, grade AI contract review, and write the evaluation criteria. Needs a J.D. from an ABA-accredited school, active U.S. bar admission and three years on MSAs, NDAs and DPAs. Part-time, 100 openings, $80–130/hour.

Power users of Word and PDF (tracked changes, version control, forms, data extraction, digital signatures) contribute document expertise to AI training. A Master's, PhD or JD plus three years of intensive professional use is required. US-based preferred, 49 openings, $20–55/hour.

Seasoned fire dispatchers triage and route simulated emergency requests using standard protocols, document the communication flow, and critique AI-generated dispatch responses. APCO/NENA protocol familiarity is referenced. $30–55/hour, 50 openings, contractor, remote.

A paid remote research study (Project Mercator) for 100 current or former US public defenders: describe the tasks you actually did in a written survey. $100 per hour of reviewed survey time, capped at 90 minutes ($150) for the first wave. No case documents needed.

A roughly 15-minute written intake for compliance and financial-crime professionals, used to scope upcoming Mercor AI projects in AML, KYC, sanctions, surveillance and regulatory reporting. Listed at $80/hour; the main value is priority routing to later engagements. Remote, any compliance seat.

Funds lawyers redline fund documents in simulated negotiations, grade how an AI handles them, and write the scoring criteria. Two years in the funds group of a corporate law firm, an ABA JD and active US bar admission are the stated bar. 100 openings, task-based pay at $90–130/hour and roughly 3.5 hours per task.

Bring ambulance dispatch experience to an AI training project: triage and route simulated emergency requests across radio, phone and chat using standard protocols, document each decision, and help set the quality bar for realistic emergency-communications data. Certification not required. $30–55/hour, 50 openings.

Spot-check transformed datasets to confirm PII was properly redacted or anonymised, and report what slipped through. Remote contractor, $31–60/hour, 60 openings. Built for paralegals, eDiscovery specialists and privacy or compliance reviewers.

Compare AI-written answers to legal and technical prompts, score them, and write the rationale, with a focus on catching writing that sounds authoritative but overstates or lacks support. A law degree from the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand is preferred. Ten openings, remote contractor, $90–140/hour.