Remote AI training jobs
40 open roles at 21 companies, 40 remote. Updated Oct 22, 2026.
AI training work means teaching AI models by writing example answers, rating responses, checking facts and flagging problems. These are the listings in our AI Tutor & Training category that are marked remote by the employer.
AI Trainer (ongoing, generalist & expert tracks)
AI Trainer: writing, coding & expert projects (ongoing)
AI Training Expert (ongoing roles)
Expert AI Training Contracts (ongoing)
AI Trainer: expert projects (ongoing)
AI Fellow / Evaluation Specialist (ongoing)
AI Data Labeler & Expert (ongoing)
AI Community: rater & annotator roles (ongoing)
Paid Research Participant / AI Tasks (ongoing)
Toloker: AI data tasks (ongoing)
AI Training Community (ongoing)
AI Data Contributor (ongoing)
Linguist & AI Data Projects (ongoing)
Tech AI Data Delivery Manager
AI Red Teamer (Remote)
Resume Reviewer, Contract
Malay / Tamil Voice Talent - Speech Data Collection Project
Subject Matter Expert, Investment Banking
AI Tutor - Video (Weekend)
AI Red Teamer, Cybersecurity (Remote)
AI Red Teamer, CBRNE (Remote)
AI Tutor - Design
AI Tutor - Humanities
Red Team - Cyber
AI Tutor - Yoruba
AI Tutor - Croatian
Data Annotation Specialist, Generalist
Data Annotation Specialist, Data Science
Speech AI Evaluation Specialist - Vietnamese (USA)
Speech AI Evaluation Specialist - Chinese Simplified (USA)
Search Engine Marketing Specialist
AI Tutor - Portuguese
AI Tutor - German
AI Tutor - Finnish
AI Tutor - Video
AI Tutor - Writing
AI Tutor - Legal & Compliance
Video Content Description Specialist Expertise Sought for AI Training
Threat Intel - AI / LLM Trainer - Make Your Own Hours
AI Training for Igbo Writers
Questions
How many remote ai training jobs are open right now?
40 as of October 22, 2026, from 21 companies. This page is rebuilt every day from the companies' own job boards.
Which companies are hiring for remote ai training jobs?
The most openings are at xAI (11), Handshake (4), Remotasks (3), TransPerfect (DataForce) (2), OpenAI (2) and Cohere (2).
Do I need to know how to code?
No. These roles are about writing, judging and checking AI answers. Some projects look for subject experts (for example law, medicine or a specific language), and each posting lists its own requirements.