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Turing supplies the engineers, domain experts, and native speakers who produce and review training data for frontier AI labs. We track 359 open Turing roles. Turing does not publish rates, so the pay on our Turing job cards is our estimate, labelled as such. Software engineering is 26% of listings, and the rest cover business, generalist, STEM, and healthcare work.
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Engineers write and review code, collect agent traces, and complete scientific coding tasks in Python. Physicians check AI medical answers, lawyers and finance practitioners write and grade domain reasoning, and voice and language roles cover recording and native-speaker evaluation.
Once a client selects your profile, you work a set number of hours each week until the project ends. Most contracts ask for a 4-hour daily overlap with Pacific time, which lands in the evening for contractors in Europe, Africa, and Asia.
244 of the 359 open Turing listings are limited to named countries, so check the location line on each one before you apply.
Where an open Turing listing states an education requirement, 46% ask for a bachelor's degree, 48% for a master's, and 6% for a PhD.
Clear written English matters on every track, because a well-justified answer is most of what client projects pay for.
Choose the listing that fits your background and describe your experience and skills in detail, since Turing's matching engine uses your profile to put you in front of clients.
Engineers and data scientists take timed coding problems in their stack, with system design for senior roles. Finance, healthcare, and language applicants take an automated analytical challenge and a writing assessment instead.
Some listings add a short video interview after the assessments. You meet no human interviewer before the assessments are done.
Passing puts your profile in front of clients, and paid work starts when a project selects you. That wait can run for weeks, so keep applying elsewhere in the meantime.
Turing does not publish rates on its listings. You set your expected rate on your profile, and the client project sets the final rate. The figures on our Turing job cards are our own estimates from role type and location, labelled as estimates.
Engineering applicants take timed coding problems, plus system design for senior roles. Non-coding applicants take an automated analytical challenge and a writing assessment. Some listings add a short video interview afterward.
Turing's help centre says payments are made every two weeks by its finance team, by bank transfer to the account you add on the Turing website.
Most contracts ask for a 4-hour daily overlap with Pacific time so you can respond while the US team is online. Outside the Americas, that usually means working in the evening.
Passing the assessments adds you to the pool clients select from, and paid work begins when a project picks your profile. That can take weeks, and it depends on client demand in your field.
Yes. Turing is a San Francisco company founded in 2018, and it raised a $111M Series E in March 2025 at a $2.2B valuation. Contractors work as independent contractors and never pay to apply.
Applying is free. Factor the Pacific-time overlap into the rate you set on your profile before you accept a contract.
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