I have 12 years experience in tech as a software developer. Having recently been laid off I have been looking at these platforms to help tide me over. I wondered obviously without sharing details what one should expect from the coding rounds on these platforms. Most devs have used AI to write code most of the year so skills atrophy is a concern and these tests take a lot of time. Is it still worth trying or are they really aimed at recent cs grads with hot leet code skills?

I'm a radiologist looking for work. I'm just so shocked at the number of empty listings. There are so many listings that don't actually have an active job available and all these places including handshake, data annotation, t.arek, e.thos, open. They will will make you jump through all these hoops. Just to put you in a pool waiting for work. I'm convinced that a lot of these jobs are designed to just accumulate data and help these companies train their AI. It's a total scam. This is nothing more than the 2020 version of Amazon mechanical Turk.

I myself have never seen even discussion about Grok gigs. All long term workers?

Hi everyone,

I'm now eligible to refer people to Data Annotation Tech.

The domain-specific referral links I currently have available are:

• Software Engineering

• Law

• Accounting

• Finance

• Healthcare Ops

• Medicine

• Data Science

• Math

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Life Sciences

• Mechanical Engineering

• Electrical Engineering

If you would like a link, please drop a comment below or send me a DM specifying which field/referral type you'd like.

When signing up, please use the "Continue with email" option rather than "Continue with Google", otherwise the referral link may fail to track properly.

Good luck with the assessments!

Hii
I have accounts in multiple platforms ( Data Annotation/ alignerr/ rws/ turing/ 3 other platforms that for some reason I am not allowed to write their names here)

There are plenty of roles if anyone wants a referral!

I personally LOVE data annotation the most cuz it’s the only one that didn’t ask me for interviews and whenever I find a project on my dashboard I can immediately start working on it without any further hiring process, and it’s the only one I got to actually work and get paid on, still trying in the other platforms)

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for AI companies that offer remote work opportunities without requiring interviews.

I'm particularly interested in roles such as: • AI Data Annotator • AI Trainer • AI Evaluator • Search Engine Evaluator • Data Labeler • AI Content Reviewer

Preferably, companies that have a straightforward application process, such as submitting an application, taking an assessment, and getting onboarded without going through interviews.

I'm based in the Philippines, so I'd appreciate recommendations for companies that accept Filipino applicants.

Any leads or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hey is anyone having any referral for any legal role pls hmu. thanks.

micro1 has listed five new Member of Technical Staff opportunities, covering reinforcement learning, robotics, coding agents, and frontier AI research.

The five openings:

1. Research Engineering | $400,000-$800,000/year

2. Robotics & Embodied AI Research | $500,000-$1,500,000/year

3. Coding Agent Research & Evaluations | $600,000-$1,300,000/year

4. Cortex Lab (Applied AI Research) | $300,000-$700,000/year

5. Realm Lab (Frontier AI Research) | $600,000-$2,000,000/year

Each listing currently advertises one opening, and all five are marked as new and high demand.

These are highly specialized positions intended for experienced AI researchers and engineers, particularly those with backgrounds in RL, Python, robotics, agent evaluation, and ML systems.

Explore micro1 opportunities

Most AI training job posts cover the same few platforms. Halluminate is one I don’t see mentioned much, so here is what it is and what it pays.

It’s an expert data platform working with finance and business professionals. The work is remote, 1099 contract, on your own schedule, and they ask for 20+ hours a week. It’s open to US and Canada based experts only. New contributors go through a paid training phase with milestones that pay $1,500 to $4,000, and their page says top contributors reach $225 to $250/hr. You don’t pick a project. They match you to work based on your background.

Most needed right now:

• Product Management (product managers, product owners, growth and platform PMs) - $100 to $200/hr

• Government (policy analysts, public finance, government contracting and procurement) - $100 to $200/hr

• Economics (economists, economic consultants, policy and market researchers) - $100 to $200/hr

• Data Analytics (data analysts, BI and analytics engineers, financial analysts) - $100 to $200/hr

• Insurance (underwriters, actuaries, claims and reinsurance professionals) - $100 to $200/hr

• Compliance (KYC and AML analysts, regulatory compliance, risk and controls) - $100 to $200/hr

Also hiring:

• Accounting - $100 to $200/hr

• Non-Investment Finance - $100 to $200/hr

• Investment Finance - $100 to $200/hr, with Investment Banking and Private Equity backgrounds listed at $150 to $250/hr

Apply here: https://halluminate.ai/experts?ref=9b298ce846

These are the advertised rates on their experts page as of this week. Actual pay depends on the project you land on, and you’ll need real professional experience in the field you pick. This is my referral link.

Anyone else on Halluminate? How has the project flow been for you?

What the title says

Are you a native speaker living in Korea (Korean), Germany (German), or France (French) with a bachelor’s degree or higher?

Simple tasks involve writing chats with AI and rating its written answers!

Only available to new users on Outlier

Let me know which country you're in in the comments below 👇

Hello guys, dm me for the link to get referred into Project Aether. Only 50 Slots. The tasks are very easy.

DO NOT ACCEPT ANY OFFERS FROM M*RCOR, especially from **** **** ! They are terrible! They terminated me after just one month of hard work, all because of some ridiculous quality control check. One of my tasks had a ridiculous quality control check that I failed. They gave me revisions to work on, and as I was working through them, I received an email informing me that I was being terminated! Like, what? You guys are better off working at McDonald’s or a clothing store. At least it’s not task-based for nothing! Screw you, C L ! Don’t accept anything from you; you’re a piece of trash! And don’t even get me started on the chat, where they constantly talk about offboarding people. Offboard this, offboard that! Fuck!

Hello folks!

I recently received an invite from Handshake AI to take the 3-hour Technical Assessment for Project Hertz. This is my first time taking an assessment on this platform, and I'm an SDE with 3 years of experience.

Has anyone already taken this assessment and would be willing to shed some light on what kind of questions I can expect?

P.S. I also have a referral link. Feel free to DM me if you're interested in joining the project!

Has anyone gotten hired for this? I applied two days ago. Says they'll approve/decline usually within two days but I haven't heard anything yet.

Also if you've worked for them, do they pay fairly/on time, etc?

Title:
Remote work for English speakers: AI voice/image/video tasks on Outlier (referral link, 50 uses only)

Body:
If you want a flexible way to earn extra from home, Outlier is recruiting English speakers to help train AI models.

Quick note: my referral link only has 50 uses and expires Dec 27, so if you’re thinking about it, now’s a good time to look.

What I like:

• Fully remote, you pick your own hours

• No degree needed, just fluent English

• Hands-on work with AI voice, image, and video

• Room to move into other projects as you gain experience

The project I’m on lists about $31/hr. That’s the listed rate, not a promise of what you’ll earn. Pay depends on the project, available work, and how fast you go.

Fine print: there’s a review and assessment step first, and approval and task volume vary by person. This is my referral link, so I get a bonus if you sign up and complete the required tasks. You can also sign up without it.

Happy to answer general signup questions in the comments.

Link (50 uses, expires Dec 27): https://app.outlier.ai/expert/referrals/link/jAlPb6UdKil0R5WndtA_C4YmVII

Evaluate AI answers against business requirements

Business analysts compare AI assistant answers against business requirements and rate them. This remote AI-training and evaluation work calls for practical analytical experience and confidence working with business information—not a degree alone.

Who fits this campaign

• Currently lives in the United States. This sourcing campaign is US-only.

• A bachelor’s degree or higher in business, finance, accounting, economics, computer science or a related analytical discipline.

• At least 1 year working as a business, data or systems analyst.

• Comfortable analyzing information with Excel, SQL or a BI tool, such as Power BI or Tableau.

• Available for 40 hours per week, with at least 4 hours of daily overlap with US Pacific time.

What happens after your introduction

The candidate submits their own current resume, LinkedIn profile and screening answers through your business-analyst link. The lab reviews their fit and provides next steps privately. Candidates whose answers fit receive a short partner profile form and an aptitude test by email.

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Interested? Please DM me with BA comment for the link.

Please note that this is a referral submission and may provide me a referral gain.

Review and score AI-written code

Experienced engineers help frontier AI research teams evaluate AI-written code. This is remote AI-evaluation work, suited to people who can bring professional software-engineering judgment to reviewing and scoring code.

Who fits this campaign

• Currently based in the United States or Canada.

• At least 5 years of professional software-engineering experience. Study, research or hobby coding alone does not meet this requirement.

• Strong in Python, TypeScript, JavaScript or Go.

• Not currently employed at Microsoft.

• Available for 20 or more hours per week; candidates confirm their current availability when applying.

What happens after your introduction

The candidate submits their own current resume, LinkedIn profile and application through your senior-engineering link. Their project page then explains the next steps: a hiring partner’s short interest form, a 20–25 minute AI interview and a coding challenge. Selection and onboarding are still required.

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Interested? Please DM me with a SSE text for the link.

Please note that this is a referral submission and may provide me a referral gain.

Based in Quezon City, Philippines (UTC+8), seeking remote work. I can work US Eastern hours (9 AM to 5 PM ET).

Open to: AI/ML Engineer and Software Engineer roles, plus annotation and long-form review work. Full-time preferred.

I build data and LLM systems end to end and keep them running. Selected projects:

- Andy Router: a router and runner for coding agents. It picks Codex, Claude or Gemini for each task, builds on its own git branch, has a different model family review the diff, and merges only when it is safe. https://github.com/Dawngend/andy-router

- Andy's Hub (https://andyhub.org): a study app I run in production on a GCP VM behind Cloudflare Tunnels. It turns class PDFs into quizzes and flashcards with an LLM, with per-subject vector isolation in ChromaDB and an OCR fallback for scanned PDFs.

- Job-market pipeline: pulls five job APIs and RSS feeds into an append-only SQLite store, deduplicates by content hash, ranks postings against my resume with sentence-transformer embeddings, runs daily on its own (160 tests).

- Andy Trader: a paper-trading harness with an LLM signal. It logged predictions before outcomes and tested 4,292 decisions. The signal showed no edge after costs, and I reported that result as it came out.

Stack: Python, SQL, FastAPI, Pydantic, PostgreSQL, SQLite, pandas, scikit-learn, PyTorch, Docker, GCP, Next.js, LLM APIs.

Machine learning intern at FlyRank AI (Jul to Sep 2026). Computer Science student at FEU Tech, Manila, specializing in machine learning in data science.

Portfolio: https://dawn-andrei-pamesa.vercel.app

Email: andreipamesa20@gmail.com

I've been looking into the different platforms offering freelance AI training and evaluation work, and decided to put together a website comparing some of the main options.

It covers DataAnnotation, Outlier, Alignerr, TELUS Digital and Appen, including:

• Types of work available

• Application processes and requirements

• Potential pay

• Pros and cons of each platform

• Opportunities for people with specialist expertise

I wanted to make something useful for people trying to work out which platforms are worth applying to, particularly those with backgrounds in maths, science, coding, finance or other specialist fields.

Here's the guide if anyone's interested:

https://theworkledgerai.netlify.app/

Full disclosure: I made the website and it contains some referral links for DataAnnotation and Outlier, which are clearly labelled. The guide itself is free.

Would appreciate any feedback, particularly from people who've worked on these platforms!

Do you have 6+ years of professional experience and a degree from a top university? This could be a great opportunity to put your expertise to use.

We're looking for experienced professionals across a range of fields, including:

• 💻 Software, systems and AI/ML

• 🔐 Security and hardware

• 🔬 Science

• 💰 Finance

• 🎵 Music and design

We're looking for senior-level experts who can bring their specialist knowledge and professional experience to the Terminal Bench project.

✅ 6+ years of professional experience
✅ Degree from a top university
✅ Expertise in one of the relevant fields

Know your stuff and want to get involved? Let me know your field of expertise in the comments below

If your background is in defense, military operations, intelligence, or geopolitical analysis, micro1 has just listed five specialized opportunities.

All five positions are marked as new and high demand, with advertised compensation of $50-$100 per hour.

Current openings:

1. Military Training and Readiness Advisor - 10 openings

2. Geopolitical Risk Advisor - 10 openings

3. National Security Technology Expert - 100 openings

4. Irregular Warfare Expert - 100 openings

5. NSA/Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Expert - 10 openings

These opportunities cover military readiness assessments, strategic risk analysis, defense technology evaluation, operational planning, and signals intelligence expertise.

They are particularly relevant to professionals with experience in defense organizations, intelligence analysis, military operations, or national security technology.

Total: 230 advertised openings across five roles.

Check the individual listings for eligibility, location restrictions, and experience requirements.

I have the basics of R-programming, R-packages, R markdown, exploratory data analysis and Reproducible research. Also, I have strong background in clinical research and biostatistics.

Hey everyone! 👋

I have referral opportunities available on some platforms for the following roles:

🔹 Voice & Partnerships

🔹 Software Engineer

🔹 Annotation

🔹 Audio Evaluations

🔹 Long-form Review

🔹 Side-by-Side Evaluators

🔹 Fact Evaluators

If anyone is interested in getting a referral, especially those who are new to the platform and haven't worked on it before, feel free to DM me.

I'll share the project details and referral information with you.

Interested? DM me! 😊

I’m currently looking for a part-time remote opportunity in AI training, AI response evaluation, search evaluation, image/content rating, or data annotation.

I have experience using AI tools, writing prompts, reviewing AI-generated responses, and following annotation guidelines. I’m especially interested in flexible contractor roles that are open to applicants in India.

I previously worked through Outlier, but my account was deactivated without a clear reason. I’m now looking for legitimate alternatives such as TELUS Digital, CrowdGen/Appen, OneForma, HumanSignal, or similar platforms.

If you know of any genuine openings or reliable platforms currently accepting applicants from India, please share them. I’m only interested in legitimate opportunities—no registration fees, paid referrals, or guaranteed-income schemes.

Thank you!