Turing: pay, who can join and open jobs
Turing started as a marketplace for remote software engineers and now focuses on training and evaluating AI models for frontier labs. Most listings are for developers who write, review and debug code used to improve LLM coding ability.
Who Turing is hiring right now
Who can join Turing: Developers from 150+ countries. Source
208 of 255 jobs don't name a country and are shown as “Worldwide (presumed)”. A job can be open in several countries, so shares can add up to more than 100%.
Hourly pay by platform: lowest, median and highest
Based on open jobs with hourly pay listed on aitrainer.jobs. The bar runs from the lowest to the highest rate; the dot is the median.
- Mindrift$35–$240
- Stellar AI$25–$200
- Rex.Zone$20–$150
- Micro1$15–$150
- RealTrainAI$48–$140
- Afterquery$20–$200
- Mercor$16–$250
- Ethos$35–$350
- Aura One$6–$500
- Invisible$5–$150
- Alignerr$10–$400
- TransPerfect$29–$58
- Appen$24–$100
- xAI$35–$35
- BrainTrust$5–$150
- SuperAnnotate$5–$33
- HumanSignal$6.5–$80
- LXT$20–$25
- Welocalize$5–$105
- RWS$6–$36
- Turing$15–$30
- Claru$5–$100
- TELUS$11–$14
Latest Turing jobs
About Turing
Turing started as a marketplace for remote software engineers and now focuses on training and evaluating AI models for frontier labs. Most listings are for developers who write, review and debug code used to improve LLM coding ability.
There are also roles for STEM experts and other specialists. Contracts are remote, often long-term, and paid hourly or monthly depending on the project.
Tips before you apply
- Expect coding tests in your main language — prepare as you would for a technical interview.
- Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Java and C++ roles appear most often.
Official site: www.turing.com