Looking for Education AI training work? These roles apply education subject-matter knowledge to tasks that help prepare or review examples for artificial-intelligence systems. The work may include evaluating model responses, reviewing content, labeling data, or other assignments described in an individual posting. OpenTrain is the hiring organization for roles on OpenTrain. Candidates apply through OpenTrain, and OpenTrain may place or refer successful candidates to the client whose project they will support.
Design learning programs, digital educational content, and assessments that help shape how next-generation AI systems learn and reason. This remote, part-time contractor role offers flexible work for instructional design and adult-learning specialists.
Posted Aug 16, 2026
Evaluate and improve AI-generated answers to educational and research-oriented questions as a U.S.-based contractor. Use strong reasoning, research, and writing skills for flexible, remote work of 20+ hours per week.
Posted Aug 15, 2026
Design rigorous sociology assessments, rubrics, and feedback for an AI training project. This remote contract offers flexible part-time work worldwide at $50–$90 per hour for experts with postsecondary teaching and research experience.
Posted Aug 12, 2026
Design realistic K-12 education tasks and rubrics that help evaluate AI systems in school, district, and state education contexts. Bring 5+ years of authentic education leadership experience to flexible, remote work paying $40-$50 per hour.
Posted Aug 11, 2026
Use your senior university experience to design realistic AI evaluation tasks, reference answers, and rubrics for complex higher education scenarios. Remote contract work pays $60–$70 per hour.
Posted Aug 7, 2026
Join OpenTrain as an AI Model Reviewer to evaluate and generate high-quality examples, prompts, and rationales that improve model reasoning — remote, contractor work at $100–$180/hr for 20+ hours/week. Ideal for experts in law, education, engineering, science, or writing.
Posted Jul 30, 2026
Remote, part-time contract role writing and reviewing graduate-level electrical engineering exam questions and model outputs; flexible under 20 hrs/week, paid $40–$130/hr. Ideal for PhD or advanced master's holders with university teaching and assessment experience.
Posted Jul 14, 2026
Join OpenTrain AI to design and review technical multiple-choice questions and rubrics that train and evaluate electrical-engineering models. Remote, asynchronous contractor work at $60–$80/hr for 20+ hours/week, focused on technical accuracy and pedagogical quality.
Posted Jul 10, 2026
OpenTrain seeks a remote Chemistry Expert Reviewer to design, review, and refine chemistry content and problems for AI training; PhD or ABD with teaching and research experience required. Part-time contractor role, 20+ hrs/week, $70–$90/hr.
Posted Jul 7, 2026
Join OpenTrain to develop and review physics problems, solutions, and explanations used to train and evaluate AI; remote contractor role for PhD-level candidates at $70–$90/hr, 20+ hours/week. Work is asynchronous and text-focused.
Posted Jul 3, 2026
OpenTrain is hiring a PhD-level mathematician to review, create, and evaluate advanced mathematical content for AI training—remote, contract role at 20+ hrs/week, paid $60–$90/hr. Help build rigorous math datasets, write problems and proofs, and shape how models learn.
Posted Jun 30, 2026
Label and review short educational content about carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and DNA/RNA in a bilingual Odia–English project. Fixed-price contract ($20) for contributors who can do text generation, rating, and question answering.
Posted May 15, 2026
Join a 3–6 month, fully remote U.S. contract evaluating AI-generated text against elementary ELA standards; Expert annotators (5+ years U.S. classroom experience) and Standard annotators (2+ years) can earn $35/hr with flexible, part-time hours (10+ hrs/week).
Posted Jul 31, 2025
Education-focused AI training work connects knowledge of teaching, learning, and educational content with human review of AI data. Depending on the role, you may assess whether a model response is accurate or appropriate, write or rate responses, review search results, annotate content, transcribe material, or apply education expertise to another data-labeling task. The exact subject area, responsibilities, qualifications, and project requirements come from each individual live posting, so inspect the role details before deciding whether to apply.
OpenTrain is the hiring organization for the public roles on OpenTrain, and candidates apply through OpenTrain. A successful candidate may be placed or referred to the client whose project they will support. Because eligibility, responsibilities, qualifications, pay, hours, location rules, and other requirements are specific to each role, read the individual live posting for the applicable details.
