Remote AI training and data labeling jobs

Work through real property management tasks in Buildium on screen recording (tenants, leases, rent, maintenance), then write prompts and rubrics from each workflow to train AI agents. Needs your own Buildium access and prior human-data work. 40 openings, $28–92/hour.

Data scientists from top tech, finance or research firms evaluate AI answers on statistics, ML and experimentation, and write expert prompts and reference solutions for a leading AI lab. Contractor, remote, 100 openings, $245–280/hour. English-speaking-country base preferred.

Backend engineers, ideally with an AppSec background, write realistic coding tasks for AI (features and bug fixes) plus deterministic verifiers that accept valid solutions and reject the rest. About 15 hours a week, flexible schedule, paid per accepted task against a $30–100/hour band. 300 openings.

Remote hourly contract for FPGA and RTL engineers who already have AMD/Xilinx Vivado running on their own Windows PC. $45–55/hour, paid weekly via Stripe or Wise. You supply the tool, the hardware and a screen above 2.5 megapixels; the tasks themselves are not described.

Work mock AML, KYC, sanctions and fraud cases end to end and produce the analyst deliverable (alert dispositions, SAR narratives, remediation lists), graded against a rubric to build AI training data. US-based, about 15 hours a week, $75–100/hour. Needs 3+ years in financial crime.

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.

Restaurant staff and managers who know Toast inside out review POS workflows, write scenario guides, and annotate real menus, orders and transactions so AI understands restaurant operations. Forty openings, contractor, a wide $28–92/hour band.

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.

Build procurement scenarios for AI agents (RFPs, messy supplier quotes, bid matrices, negotiations), decide the defensible sourcing call, and write the rubrics that grade it. Remote contractor, $30–65/hour, 50 openings, 4+ years in corporate or public-sector procurement.

Compare AI-written responses, score them against rubrics and write the rationale, the way you would mark student work. For teachers, examiners, thesis supervisors and assessment designers with native-level English. 10 openings, contractor, $90–140/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.

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.

Author expert presentation-design tasks, build gold-standard example decks from reference brand assets, and write the visual rubrics that judge whether AI-made slides are on-brand and polished. 3–5 years as a deck or brand designer; PowerPoint or Keynote expert. Paid per accepted task at $20–60/hour. North America and Europe.

Microbiologists apply knowledge of bacteria, fungi and algae, pathogenesis and antimicrobial effects to rubric-based review and documentation for AI training. Contractor, remote, 100 openings, $70–90/hour. A bachelor's degree in biology, microbiology or chemistry is the stated minimum.

Former DoD professionals with 3+ years: write golden-response WARs, SITREPs, AARs and executive summaries, draft grading rubrics for military writing, and evaluate AI-generated reports. US only. 20 openings, contractor, $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.

Tier 2/3 IT support people turn their troubleshooting into AI training data: diagnose hardware, software and network faults across Windows, macOS and Linux, document the fix in ticket form, and spot recurring patterns. Three years of Tier 2/3 experience preferred. $30–55/hour, 50 openings, contractor, remote.

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.

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.

Score AI-generated specs, release notes, user-facing copy and stakeholder updates, then write the rationale behind each score. The ad is unusually blunt that this is evaluation work only: no roadmap, no delivery, no sprint facilitation. Ten openings, contractor, remote, $90–140/hour.

Score and compare AI-generated writing, then write the rationale that explains each judgement. micro1 calls the exercise a Write-like-Human Eval: you are the reader whose standards the model gets trained against. Ten openings, contractor, $90–140/hour, open to the US, Canada and the UK.

Evaluate AI-generated code for correctness and design, write hard coding problems with reference solutions and test cases, and review how a model reasons about architecture, debugging and system design. Asks for a year at a top technology company and a base in an English-speaking country. Remote contractor work at the top of this board's pay range.

Evaluate how AI models reason through consulting-style business problems, write model answers and hard prompts, and give structured feedback on where the reasoning breaks down. Asks for at least a year at a top-tier consulting firm and a base in an English-speaking country. Remote contractor work at the top of this board's pay range.