Data annotation and labeling (US)
Label images, video, text and audio for AI training data, following written guidelines.
Remote · Project-based
Remote AI training jobs in the United States
One6 welcomes applications from contributors across the United States. AI teams need people who write and speak American English naturally, know US conventions, and bring expertise from US professions — and that work can be done remotely from any time zone, Eastern to Hawaii.
Why AI projects need US contributors
Many AI products are built for American users first. A model has to understand how Americans actually write and talk: US spelling, idioms, slang, sports and pop-culture references, and formats such as MM/DD/YYYY dates, dollars, miles and Fahrenheit. People who live with these conventions spot mistakes a non-native reviewer would miss.
The US is also linguistically diverse. Regional accents from the South, the Midwest, New England and the West Coast, and the many US communities that speak Spanish and other languages at home, are exactly what speech and language models struggle with when they haven't been trained on them.
Types of remote AI training work
AI rater and AI evaluator work
Rate chatbot and LLM responses for accuracy, helpfulness and tone in American English, and write prompts that test the model.
AI training for US professionals
Review AI answers in your field — engineering, medicine, law, finance, statistics, mathematics, physics, research — from the perspective of US practice.
Bilingual English–Spanish AI work
Write, translate and evaluate content in US Spanish and English, including natural code-switching.
Transcription jobs
Transcribe and check American English audio, including regional accents and informal speech.
Voice recording jobs
Record scripted and conversational speech with your own American accent, or voice-act for text-to-speech projects.
Local knowledge projects can draw on
- American English spelling, grammar, idioms and slang
- Regional US accents and dialects
- US Spanish and other languages spoken in US homes
- US formats: dates, currency, imperial units, addresses and phone numbers
- Professional knowledge of US law, healthcare, finance and education systems
- US culture, media, sports and everyday references
How it works
- 01
Apply
Share your location, expertise, skills, experience, languages and work preferences.
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Qualify
Complete a skills test or trial task. When a project needs your profile, we contact you with the details.
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Train
Review the project's instructions and terms, including how work is reviewed and paid, and train on its guidelines.
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Work
Work remotely. Your accuracy and output are tracked, and contributors below the quality bar are retrained or removed.
What to expect
- Remote work, from wherever you are
- Projects matched to your skills, languages and location
- Each project's instructions and terms, including pay, before you start
- The choice to decline any project
- No guarantee of work: contributors are selected for each project's requirements
Frequently asked questions
Can I do AI training work from anywhere in the US?
Yes. One6 welcomes applications from across the United States, and contributors work remotely. Select your state's time zone in the application so projects can be matched to you.
Do I need a degree to get AI training work?
Not always. Many projects need careful generalists with strong American English. Specialist evaluation projects look for relevant degrees or professional experience. Every contributor passes a skills test or trial task for the project first.
How much does the work pay?
Compensation depends on the project. Before you start any project you receive its instructions and terms, including the tasks, how work is reviewed and how it is paid, and you are free to decline.
Does applying guarantee work?
No. Contributors are selected for each project based on its requirements, such as languages, domain and demographics. We contact you when a project matches your profile.
How do I know a message is really from One6?
Apply only through the form on one6.ai. One6 shares each project's terms before any work starts. If you're unsure about a message that claims to be from One6, email hello@one6.ai before replying or sharing anything.
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Explore the work in detail
- Remote data annotation and labeling jobsLabel images, video, text and audio for AI training data.
- AI evaluator and AI rater jobsReview, test and rate AI and chatbot responses against a rubric.
- AI training jobs for subject-matter expertsUse your field expertise to review and improve AI answers.
- Multilingual AI jobs for native speakersWrite, translate, localize and evaluate AI content in your native language.
- Remote transcription jobs for AI speech projectsTranscribe and check audio for speech recognition models.
- Voice recording and voice acting jobs for AIRecord scripted and conversational speech, or voice-act for AI voices.
Ready to apply?
Share your information once and we'll contact you when a project matches your profile.