4,523 remote AI training jobs. The top 10% pay $110+/hr.

AI training jobs pay people to teach and test AI models: writing example answers, rating and ranking AI responses, checking facts in their field, recording speech, labelling data and trying to break models safely. They are usually remote, freelance and paid by the hour. As of 19 October 2026, aitrainers.jobs lists 4,523 open AI training jobs from 32 platforms.

Across 3,840 open AI training jobs that state an hourly rate (19 October 2026), the median is $65/hr, the typical range is $35–100/hr, and the top 10% pay $110/hr or more. The best-paid fields are law (median $105/hr), studies & research (median $100/hr) and medicine & health (median $90/hr). Generalist rating and data-labelling work pays less, often $15–30/hr.

By median posted hourly rate (19 October 2026): Babel Audio ($110/hr, top 10% $110+/hr), Mindrift ($100/hr, top 10% $100+/hr), Weekday ($95/hr, top 10% $160+/hr), RemoExperts ($95/hr, top 10% $115+/hr) and DataAnnotation ($85/hr, top 10% $85+/hr). Rates depend heavily on your field: doctors, lawyers, finance professionals, engineers and PhDs earn the most.

aitrainers.jobs lists every open role from 32 AI training platforms in one place, including Mercor, micro1, Alignerr, Outlier, DataAnnotation, Handshake AI and Invisible. It checks them every hour and lets you filter by country, pay, language, field and experience. It is free and needs no sign-up.

Yes. 315 of the 4,523 open roles are open worldwide. 1,117 accept residents of the United Kingdom and 1,123 accept residents of India. Many language roles specifically need people living in a given country. Use the "Open to" filter to see roles you can take where you live.

Not always. 809 open roles need no prior experience or are entry level. Most higher-paid roles ask for a degree, professional experience or a licence in the field (for example a law degree, medical licence or PhD), and native-level fluency for language roles.

Mostly. 2,775 of the open roles are part-time or flexible, letting you choose your own hours, and most are remote. Many people do AI training alongside a full-time job or studies.

Usually weekly or per completed task, as an independent contractor. The payment methods named most often in listings are PayPal, Wise, Stripe and Bank transfer. Check that a platform can pay you in your country before you apply.

The platforms listed on aitrainers.jobs are real companies that supply training data to AI labs, and every listing comes from the platform's own job board. Real platforms never ask you to pay to apply, to buy equipment from them, or to move money on their behalf. Expect a skills test or a short AI-led interview before you start.