Add First Look Jobs to Artificial Intelligence (AI) - #27
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Directory of remote AI training and domain-expert jobs across six referral programs, with advertised pay, weekly hours and per-listing country eligibility parsed from each program's own listings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds First Look Jobs to the Artificial Intelligence (AI) section.
A directory of remote jobs from six programmes that hire people to train and evaluate AI systems — Mercor, micro1, Turing, Alignerr, Contra and Handshake AI. Every live listing is re-scraped daily.
What it adds that the section doesn't already have: the boards listed here are mostly AI engineering roles. This covers the other side — the programmes paying domain experts (law, medicine, finance, engineering) to train and evaluate models. It also parses each programme's published country eligibility per listing, so you can filter to jobs actually open to applicants in your country rather than reading "Remote" and finding out after applying.
No signup, no paywall, no login. Every job links out to the programme's own application.
Disclosure: the site is monetised through the programmes' referral schemes and earns a commission if a listed programme hires someone. This is disclosed in the site footer on every page; noting it here since it's the business model.