Top paying "AI Training" gig jobs in Feb 2026 that you can work on remotely

Top paying "AI Training" gig jobs in Feb 2026 that you can work on remotely  

 Software Engineer (Front-end)  |Hourly contract | $70-$80 per hour


Ideal Qualifications

  • 2+ years of experience in frontend/full-stack development or technical content creation

  • Degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field (Bachelor's minimum; advanced degree preferred)

  • Strong proficiency in JavaScript, TypeScript, React, or vanilla JS

  • Comfortable writing precise technical specifications and evaluation criteria




Software Engineer (Code QA) | Hourly contract | $70-$120 per hour


Ideal Qualifications

  • 2+ years of experience in software engineering, technical research, or educational content development

  • Degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field (Bachelor’s minimum; advanced degree preferred)

  • Strong proficiency in languages like Python, JavaScript, Java, or C++

  • Experience with debugging, testing, and validating code

  • Comfortable with technical writing and attention to detail


Software Expert (Office Suite) | Hourly contract | $100 per hour 

    Who You Are

    • You have strong familiarity with professional software tools used in your domain including:

      • Word

      • PowerPoint

      • Excel

    • You are detail-oriented and capable of following precise instructions

    • You are comfortable working independently and meeting tight deadlines



Data Science Expert | $50-$90 per hour

Ideal Qualifications

  • 3+ years of experience in data science, machine learning, or a related analytical field.

  • Proficiency in Python and key data science libraries (e.g., pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn).

  • Familiarity with large-scale data environments and version-controlled workflows.

  • Strong command of statistical analysis, experimental design, and model validation.

  • Clear written communication and comfort collaborating across technical teams.

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