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New AI Training Jobs in June 2026: Browse the Latest Remote Roles

Looking for remote AI training jobs? Here are the latest roles added in June 2026 — from coding and writing to linguistics and research. Browse 723+ new positions and apply today.

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There are over 723 new AI training positions available in June 2026, spanning categories like Generalist, Languages, STEM and more. Whether you're a specialist or just getting started, there's something here for you.

This page is updated throughout June 2026. All roles listed below are remote and currently accepting applications — click any job to see full details and apply.

Generalist

New Generalist roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Generalist jobs →

Languages

New Languages roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Languages jobs →

STEM

New STEM roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all STEM jobs →

Business

New Business roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Business jobs →

Software Engineering

New Software Engineering roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Software Engineering jobs →

Data Science

New Data Science roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Data Science jobs →

Healthcare

New Healthcare roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Healthcare jobs →

Finance

New Finance roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Finance jobs →

Mathematics

New Mathematics roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Mathematics jobs →

Writing

New Writing roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Writing jobs →

Voice Acting

New Voice Acting roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Voice Acting jobs →

Accounting

New Accounting roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Accounting jobs →

Design

New Design roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Design jobs →

Psychology

New Psychology roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Psychology jobs →

Humanities

New Humanities roles are available this month — browse the latest openings below.

Browse all Humanities jobs →

Common Questions

Do I need experience to apply for AI training jobs?

It depends on the role. Many generalist and writing positions are open to anyone with strong language skills. Specialized roles (coding, medical, legal) typically require professional experience or relevant degrees — but you don't need AI experience specifically.

Are these jobs actually remote?

Yes. Nearly all AI training jobs listed here are fully remote. You'll work from your own computer on your own schedule. Some roles may have country restrictions, which are noted on each job page.

How much do AI training jobs pay?

Pay varies widely by category. Generalist roles typically start around $20–40/hr, while specialized roles in law, medicine, or finance can pay $100–250/hr. Every listing on this page shows the pay range upfront.

Can I do this part-time alongside my current job?

Absolutely. Most AI training work is project-based and flexible. You choose when and how much you work. Many people do this as a side gig alongside full-time employment or studies.

How do I apply?

Click on any job title to see the full listing, then use the apply button to go directly to the platform. Most platforms have a quick sign-up process — you can often start working within a few days.

Pietro R., founder of aitrainer.work

Pietro R.

MSc Human-Computer Interaction | Founder & Product Owner

Pietro is the founder and technical lead of aitrainer.work. He builds and maintains the platform's data pipeline, certification infrastructure, and editorial standards.

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Last updated: July 13, 2026