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Is micro1 legit?
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Is Mercor legit?
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Is Outlier AI legit?
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Is Ethos legit?
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Enterprise Procurement Professionals: Communications Platform Contract Negotiation
Terac offers a remote procurement research study paying $4,000 per task for professionals experienced in negotiating enterprise communications platform contracts.
Real Estate / Hospitality / Events Professional
Ethos is working with a leading foundational AI lab to find experienced real estate, hospitality, and events professionals who can help train their latest language model on professional document, spreadsheet, and slide deck tasks.
Software Engineer (GitHub Contributor)
micro1 is hiring GitHub open source contributors to build RL coding environments for AI. $50–$100/hr, worldwide remote contractor, 100 openings.
Hindi Linguistic Experts
Mercor seeks native Hindi speakers to evaluate and improve AI-generated Hindi text. Remote, flexible contract at $30/hour.
Must have: Native or near-native fluency in Hindi, with excellent grammar, syntax and style
Senior Software Engineering Experts
Senior software engineers from top tech, quant or finance firms design tasks and evaluate AI coding agents. $120–$180/hr, remote (US, UK, CA, AU, NZ).
Senior Data Scientist and Data Engineering Experts
Senior data scientists and data engineers from top tech, quant or finance firms train and evaluate frontier AI models. $120–$180/hr, remote (US, UK, CA, AU, NZ).
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Frequently asked questions
Everything people ask before applying to their first AI training job.
What is a data annotation job?+
A data annotation job is remote work where you label or review data — text, images, audio, or code — so AI models can be trained on it. Typical tasks include rating chatbot responses, transcribing audio, or writing model answers.
Are data annotation jobs legit?+
Yes. Platforms like DataAnnotation.tech, Outlier, Mercor, and Ethos pay real money (usually weekly via PayPal) for real work. Avoid any site that asks for a signup fee or pays only in gift cards or crypto.
How much do data annotation jobs pay?+
Generalist text work typically pays $15–$25/hour. Specialist roles (PhD subjects, senior software engineering, law, medicine) pay $40–$150/hour. Rates scale with expertise and task difficulty.
Do I need a degree to start?+
No — most platforms accept generalist applicants without a degree. A graduate degree or specialist skill (coding, math, a specific language) unlocks higher-paying projects.
How do I get started?+
Apply to DataAnnotation.tech and Outlier first — both are open to generalists. Take the assessment seriously (30–90 minutes), start with any available projects, and move up to Mercor, Ethos, or Turing once you have a track record.
Is this a full-time job?+
It can be, but task availability fluctuates week to week. Most annotators sign up for 3–5 platforms so there's always work somewhere. Specialists in demand fields often work full-time.
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