Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Write hard feature and bug-fix tasks for AI coding models, plus deterministic verifiers that accept any valid solution and reject the rest. About 15 flexible hours a week, paid per accepted task on a $30–100/hour band, 300 openings; security backgrounds are a plus.

Write production-style DevOps tasks (CI/CD, Kubernetes, IaC, monitoring, incident response) with working reference solutions, then review and correct AI-generated attempts. Remote contractor, $50–100/hour, 20+ hours a week, 3+ years in DevOps, SRE or platform work.

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.

Audit outpatient professional fee coding, review other coders' work, and make calibrated calls on E/M leveling, modifier -25, time vs MDM and NCCI bundling, at about ten reviews a day, for AI training data. CPC required, CPMA preferred, ten years' coding or academic medical centre audit experience. Fifty openings, $30–40/hour.

Build messy, realistic data-entry tasks (CSVs, PDFs, spreadsheets with seeded errors), define the correct end state, and write 35+ point rubrics that grade AI agents on them. Remote contractor, $20–35/hour, paid per accepted task. Suits people from healthcare claims, finance back office or legal ops.

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.

Listen to 30–90 second field recordings and log what is really there (instruments, tempo, key, timestamped background sounds), compare the same song recorded in different places, and later grade AI descriptions of the clips. Three years of hands-on music or audio experience; 20–25 hours a week. $30–45/hour, ten openings.

CAM programmers and CNC machinists fluent in Autodesk Fusion 360: review AI-generated manufacturing advice and build the rubrics that grade it for accuracy and efficiency. Per-task pay with weekly minimums. 100 openings, contractor, $60–100/hour.

Write hard, original medical Q&A pairs that stump frontier AI, source and cite the answers from primary literature and guidelines, and make questions harder when models get them right. Open to medical students, residents and physicians. Paid per accepted task with a weekly minimum. Five openings, $40–90/hour.

Technical B2B sellers bring wholesale selling experience (qualifying leads, translating specs into business value, handling objections over long cycles) to an AI training project. Four years of technical B2B sales is the bar; an engineering or science background is highly desirable. Fifty openings, $45–85/hour.

Experienced IT leaders plan and run a small technology initiative with an external vendor, SLAs and stakeholder reporting, generating realistic management scenarios to train AI. Contractor, remote, 50 openings, $70–130/hour. Six years leading multi-quarter tech initiatives is the bar.

Annotate biological datasets, write problem sets and case studies grounded in real medicinal chemistry, and check AI answers for scientific accuracy. Contractor, remote, 30 openings, $90–120/hour. A PhD, PharmD or MSc and drug-discovery experience are preferred.

Transcribe Hindi and English audio accurately, edit for quality, and annotate files with metadata and context notes for AI training. Native Hindi plus professional high-accuracy transcription experience. 15 openings, contractor, $20–36/hour.

Solve advanced physics problems from your own specialism and write them up in LaTeX, verified with SymPy, Python and Jupyter, for AI training. Open worldwide across a dozen subfields, 10–15+ hours a week over an 8–10 week project. 14 openings, contractor, $100–200/hour.

Clean messy real-world datasets, run descriptive and inferential analyses in Python or R, build clear visualisations and explain the results to non-technical readers, feeding AI model training data. MS or PhD in a quantitative field preferred. 50 openings, contractor, $60–120/hour.

Rebuild client business slides in PowerPoint from images, improve their structure, storytelling and data visuals, and log every change with its rationale, producing training data for AI. Five years at an agency or brand team expected. 15 openings, $150–350/hour.

Play selected PC games while recording frame-synced video and keyboard and mouse telemetry, capture in-game event data, annotate gameplay and log bugs, for at least 2–3 hours a day. $10–14/hour, 100 openings, contractor. Competitive or professional gaming experience preferred.

Transcribe Korean and English audio precisely, proofread for errors, and annotate files with metadata for AI training. Native Korean and professional high-accuracy transcription experience. 15 openings, contractor, $20–36/hour, higher than micro1's older Korean transcription listing with the same scope.

Play AAA games on your own high-end PC while in-house tools capture the session, then organise and annotate the recordings for AI training. Remote contract, $10–15/hour on a pay-per-task model, 50 openings. You must own the gaming rig and the required titles.

Review contracts for risk and ambiguity, research statutes and case law, analyse regulatory compliance across jurisdictions, and write the rationales that train an AI system. Active bar admission and five years in contract law or compliance are the stated profile. Five openings, remote contractor, $60–75/hour.

Complete real legal practice workflows in Clio (matters, clients, documents, calendars, time and billing) while recording your screen, then write prompts and rubrics from them so AI agents can learn the software. You need your own current Clio access. $30–100/hour, 40 openings, contractor, remote.

Run realistic developer workflows (pull requests, code review, issues, CI runs) through AI tools and grade whether the results are correct, while seeding reproducible repos and wiring up integrations. Three years of Git and CI/CD experience; MCP and connector familiarity valued. Four openings, $50–70/hour.

Part-time contract redlining for AI training: simulated negotiations on MSAs, NDAs and DPAs, grading AI responses and writing evaluation criteria. Requires an ABA-accredited JD, active US bar admission and three years on technology contracts, firm or in-house. 100 openings at $80–130/hour.

Benchmark problems where error correction meets disordered stat mech: random-bond Ising and Ashkin-Teller models, the toric-code threshold, the Nishimori line, Kramers-Wannier duality and 4-state Potts numerics. Worldwide, part-time 5–10+ hours a week. Ten openings, contractor, $100–200/hour.