One AI Trainer
Refreshed daily· last updated November 5, 2026

Every open AI training job, in one list.

Contract and freelance roles from Mercor, DataAnnotation, Turing, Meridial, Micro1 and AfterQuery. Each link goes to the platform's own application page.

100% free to use. No account, no fees.
Some links include a referral code. It never changes what you're paid — the platform pays us a small bonus to help us cover website costs.

Open roles

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Micro1 today
Business & Finance

Personal Financial Advisor

Looking for expertise in personal financial planning, investment strategies, regulatory compliance, written and verbal communication.

Referral link $90–$110/hr
Micro1 today
General & Other

Geopolitical Risk Advisor

Looking for expertise in geopolitical risk analysis, international relations, strategic risk assessment, analytical thinking.

Referral link $50–$100/hr
Micro1 today
General & Other

Irregular Warfare Expert

Looking for expertise in special operations doctrine, operational planning, tactical and operational judgment, analytical skills.

Referral link $50–$100/hr
Micro1 today
Business & Finance

Federal Contract Specialist

Looking for expertise in federal contracting, federal acquisition regulation (far), federal acquisition lifecycle, contract scenario development.

Referral link $60–$80/hr
How it works

From this page
to an application
in three steps.

01

Filter by field or platform

Narrow the list with the tabs and search, then sort by recency or pay.

02

Read the listing

Every card shows platform, listing age, skills requested, and pay.

03

Apply on the platform

Clicking apply opens the company’s own page. No accounts or sign-ups here.

Common questions

What does an AI trainer do?

You grade or write material used to train and test AI models: rating answers, comparing two responses, writing expert questions, or reviewing code. The work is remote and paid hourly or per task.

Do I need a degree?

Depends on the role. Generalist rating jobs mostly ask for strong written English. Law, medicine and STEM roles ask for a degree or license, which the platform checks during sign-up.

Where does the pay figure come from?

From the company’s own listing. We show it unchanged. Rates can move after a listing is posted, so confirm on the application page.

Does One AI Trainer take a cut?

No. Some links carry a referral code, and the platform pays us a small bonus if you are hired. Your rate is the same either way.

How long does it take to hear back?

Usually one to three weeks. Most platforms start with an assessment, then a short wait for a project to open. Some never reply if there is no match, so it is reasonable to apply to a few.

Can I apply from outside the US?

Often, yes. Mercor, Turing, Micro1 and AfterQuery hire in many countries. DataAnnotation is mostly US, UK, Canada and Australia. Meridial lists US and Canada roles plus some worldwide English work.

How often is this list updated?

Once a day. Listings that close are removed, and new ones appear the next morning. The date at the top of the page shows the last refresh.

Can I hold roles on more than one platform?

Yes. Most are independent contracts with no exclusivity, and many trainers work on two or three at once. Check each platform’s terms to be sure.