Rex.Zone logo

Generalist AI Trainer (Visual Content)

RemoExperts Rex.Zone Part-timeRemote
Posted Oct 3, 2026 · ✓ Still open — checked 5 hours ago

Quick facts

Type
Part-time
Location
Remote
Platform
Rex.Zone — 37 open jobs
Typical pay at Rex.Zone
$40–150/hour · median $95 (35 jobs on our site)
Apply
Free to apply — never pay to get AI training work

About the Role

As a Generalist AI Trainer (Visual Content), you will contribute to the development and evaluation of advanced AI systems by working with image-based content under clearly defined guidelines.

This role involves applying careful observation, structured judgment, and clear reasoning to complete assigned work with a strong emphasis on quality, consistency, and attention to detail. Trainers are expected to follow nuanced instructions, reference provided documentation, and incorporate feedback to continuously improve performance.

Training materials, examples, and ongoing support will be provided throughout the campaign. Review and feedback processes are in place to ensure alignment and to help trainers grow within the role.

This position is well suited for individuals who are detail-oriented, reliable, and interested in contributing to responsible AI development through high-quality data work.

Who We're Looking For

Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow structured, nuanced guidelines
Comfortable working with visual content and applying consistent judgment across tasks
Able to clearly explain decisions when required and incorporate feedback effectively
Reliable, self-directed, and able to manage time responsibly in a remote environment
Comfortable using online tools and platforms to complete assigned work
Willingness to learn, adapt, and improve through training and review cycles
Commitment to quality, accuracy, and consistency over speed

Compensation

Market-range, based on experience, location, and workload.

Rex.Zone logo

About Rex.Zone

Rex.Zone is the platform of RemoExperts, which hires remote professionals for AI training: data labeling, RLHF, and evaluation of large language models.