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AI training jobs for software engineers

Coding is one of the biggest areas of AI training. Labs pay engineers to write and review code, judge which of two model answers is better, build test cases, and find where coding agents go wrong.

Platforms usually test your skills in one or more languages before giving you work. Specialised roles, like security research, site reliability or ML infrastructure, tend to list higher rates.

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  • $50–$250/hrlisted pay

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Listings updated Oct 29, 2026

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Who are these roles for?

They're for software engineers, data scientists, ML engineers and security specialists. Each listing says what the platform asks for.

How much do they pay?

Open roles on this page list $50–$250/hr, as published by each platform. Rates change as projects open and close.

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Which languages are in demand?

Python is the most common, followed by JavaScript and TypeScript, Java, C++, Go and Rust. Listings name the languages they need.

Can I do this alongside a full-time job?

Usually yes. These are hourly contracts, but check your employer's rules on outside work.

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