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AI training jobs for software engineers

Short answer

AI training jobs for software engineers involve reviewing model-written code, judging which of two solutions is better, correcting flawed reasoning about a repository, and writing hard engineering problems that current models fail. The work is remote and paid hourly or per task.

Platforms look for demonstrated practice as a software engineer and the ability to explain in writing why an answer is wrong — the written justification is the deliverable.

Typical tasks

Specialisms in demand

Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, Java, Go, C++, Rust and SQL appear most consistently. Recurring specialisms: distributed systems, infrastructure and Kubernetes, security engineering, mobile (Swift and Kotlin), and data engineering.

Open software engineer roles right now

249 roles in this area are currently listed across the seven platforms.

RolePlatformRate
.NET EngineerMicro1$30-$90/hourApply →
2D Game Developer (Defold)Micro1$50-$120/hourApply →
AI Coding Agent EvaluatorHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply →
AI Coding Agent EvaluatorEthos AIUp to $125/hrApply →
AI Software EngineerHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply →
AI Software EngineerEthos AIUp to $125/hrApply →
AI Software Engineering Domain ExpertMicro1$100-$200/hourApply →
Android Engineer (Kotlin and Java)SuperAnnotateUp to $110Apply →
Angular DeveloperMicro1$30-$90/hourApply →
Arabic Trust & Safety Data TrainerSuperAnnotateUp to $50Apply →
Backend EngineerMicro1$65-$120/hourApply →
Backend Engineer (Coding Agent Experience)Mercor$85 / hourApply →
Backend Engineer / Backend DeveloperMicro1$20-$70/hourApply →
Backend Engineer Talent NetworkMercor$70 - $150 / hourApply →
Backend Engineer – AI TrainingHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply →
Backend Engineer – AI TrainingEthos AIUp to $125/hrApply →
Backend Java DeveloperMicro1$60-$110/hourApply →
Biology PhD Coding ExpertsMercor$70 / hourApply →
Building Code & Permitting Specialists (ONLY Cal & FL)Mercor$65 - $90 / hourApply →
Building Code Plans ExaminerMicro1$80-$120/hourApply →
C# Quality Assurance LeadSuperAnnotateUp to $110Apply →
C# Software EngineerSuperAnnotateUp to $65Apply →
C++ Developer – AI TrainingHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply →
C++ Developer – AI TrainingEthos AIUp to $125/hrApply →
C++ EngineerSuperAnnotateUp to $65Apply →
C++ Quality Assurance LeadSuperAnnotateUp to $110Apply →
CAM ProgrammerMicro1$80-$120/hourApply →
COBOL Code Reading / Writing ExpertMercor$80 - $100 / hourApply →
Certified CPT Medical Coder (CPC/CRC)Mercor$45 - $65 / hourApply →
Chinese Trust & Safety Data TrainerSuperAnnotate$20 – $50Apply →
Claude Code User (STEM)Micro1$80-$100/hourApply →
Cocos2d-x Junior Game DeveloperMicro1$50-$110/hourApply →
Cocos2d-x Junior Game DeveloperMicro1$50-$120/hourApply →
Codex User (STEM)Micro1$80-$100/hourApply →
Coding Expert (Multi-Language)Micro1$15-$40/hourApply →
Coding Expert – AI TrainingHandshake AIUp to $125/hrApply →
Coding Expert – AI TrainingEthos AIUp to $125/hrApply →
Coding Manager / HIM Coding LeaderMercor$80 / hourApply →
Coding Manager / HIM Coding LeaderMercor$80 / hourApply →
College Software Engineering ExpertAfterQuery$50/hrApply →

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Where these roles are listed

Openings for software engineers appear across all four platforms, and the mix changes week to week.

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Common questions

Do I need machine learning experience for AI training jobs as a software engineer?

Generally no. Platforms need engineers who can judge ordinary production code well. ML experience helps for a small subset of research-adjacent projects but is not the usual requirement.

Can I do this alongside a full-time engineering job?

Many contributors do — the work is asynchronous and hours are flexible. Check your employment contract for moonlighting and IP clauses first, since this is paid contract work.

Which programming languages are most in demand?

Python and TypeScript appear most often, followed by Java, Go, C++, Rust and SQL. Rarer stacks sometimes pay more precisely because fewer qualified reviewers are available.