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About AITraining.jobs
AITraining.jobs is a free job board for AI training work. It collects the open roles from the platforms that pay people to train, evaluate and label data for AI, and puts them in one searchable place so that nobody has to visit dozens of separate career pages.
The openings come from the job feeds of 25 platforms and are refreshed daily. In October 2026 the board listed about 3,400 open roles. The platforms covered include Mercor, micro1, Outlier, DataAnnotation, Braintrust, Alignerr and Prolific, and about 50 more, so the board covers roughly 60 platforms in total.
Every role shows the hourly pay that the platform itself advertises, which makes it easy to compare offers before applying. The board covers every kind of AI training work: RLHF and model evaluation, coding, math, law, medicine and finance expert work, voice and audio, data annotation and multilingual roles. Job seekers can browse the openings, filter for remote work, compare pay and then apply directly on the hiring platform.
Beyond the listings, the site publishes material that helps people judge the market. A pay report shows the median advertised pay for each kind of work. In the snapshot of 12 October 2026, law, medicine and finance work had a median advertised pay of $80 per hour, coding $65 per hour, and math and STEM $60 per hour. Platform reviews and pay comparisons help people see which platforms are legitimate and what they pay, and country pages show where work is open. The underlying numbers are published as open data with the method documented, so anyone can check how the figures are produced.
Developers can reach the same data through a free MCP server with three tools: one to search open AI training jobs, one to read advertised hourly pay by kind of work, and one to read the state of the market, including open roles now and new roles in the last seven days.
AITraining.jobs is free to use and needs no signup to browse. It is built for people who want to earn from AI training work, from domain experts such as lawyers, doctors and finance professionals to generalists who do data annotation, and for anyone who wants an honest picture of what this work pays. Companies that hire AI trainers can contact hello@aitraining.jobs.
The openings come from the job feeds of 25 platforms and are refreshed daily. In October 2026 the board listed about 3,400 open roles. The platforms covered include Mercor, micro1, Outlier, DataAnnotation, Braintrust, Alignerr and Prolific, and about 50 more, so the board covers roughly 60 platforms in total.
Every role shows the hourly pay that the platform itself advertises, which makes it easy to compare offers before applying. The board covers every kind of AI training work: RLHF and model evaluation, coding, math, law, medicine and finance expert work, voice and audio, data annotation and multilingual roles. Job seekers can browse the openings, filter for remote work, compare pay and then apply directly on the hiring platform.
Beyond the listings, the site publishes material that helps people judge the market. A pay report shows the median advertised pay for each kind of work. In the snapshot of 12 October 2026, law, medicine and finance work had a median advertised pay of $80 per hour, coding $65 per hour, and math and STEM $60 per hour. Platform reviews and pay comparisons help people see which platforms are legitimate and what they pay, and country pages show where work is open. The underlying numbers are published as open data with the method documented, so anyone can check how the figures are produced.
Developers can reach the same data through a free MCP server with three tools: one to search open AI training jobs, one to read advertised hourly pay by kind of work, and one to read the state of the market, including open roles now and new roles in the last seven days.
AITraining.jobs is free to use and needs no signup to browse. It is built for people who want to earn from AI training work, from domain experts such as lawyers, doctors and finance professionals to generalists who do data annotation, and for anyone who wants an honest picture of what this work pays. Companies that hire AI trainers can contact hello@aitraining.jobs.
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