AI Data Labeling for an Innovative Startup backed by 10M

About OpenTrain

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About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Engineers and other contributors help improve modern systems by testing software, reviewing outputs, writing examples, and evaluating how well AI tools perform.

This work is part of a fast-growing technology industry and can offer flexible, remote opportunities. Your technical feedback can directly influence how AI-powered coding tools behave and improve.

  • Remote work available worldwide
  • Flexible part-time schedule
  • Directly contribute to the development of AI coding tools

The Role

OpenTrain is seeking an intermediate full-stack or back-end Python engineer to test an internal coding tool. You will use your experience with Python and AI coding assistants to evaluate the tool and provide useful feedback on its performance.

This is a part-time contractor opportunity requiring less than 20 hours per week. The role is open to contributors worldwide who can work in English.

  • Role focus: Testing an internal coding tool
  • Work type: Part-time contractor
  • Experience level: Intermediate
  • Time commitment: Less than 20 hours per week
  • Location: Worldwide
  • Language: English
  • Pay: $100 per hour

What You'll Do

You will test the internal coding tool in practical programming scenarios and evaluate the quality of its results. The work centers on computer programming and coding evaluation, using your engineering judgment to identify how effectively the tool supports development tasks.

  • Test internal coding software
  • Evaluate and rate coding tool performance
  • Use Python engineering experience during testing
  • Apply experience with AI coding tools such as Cursor, Windsurf, and Claude Code
  • Provide feedback based on practical full-stack or back-end development knowledge

Requirements

This role is designed for intermediate engineers with hands-on Python experience and familiarity with AI coding tools. The source requirements specifically identify Cursor, Windsurf, and Claude Code as relevant tools.

  • Intermediate experience as a full-stack or back-end Python engineer
  • Python experience
  • Experience using AI coding tools
  • Familiarity with Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Code
  • Ability to work in English
  • Availability for less than 20 hours per week

How It Works

Create a free OpenTrain account and complete your profile with your Python engineering background and AI coding tool experience. Review the opportunity details, apply through OpenTrain, and complete the project work remotely if selected.

Your contribution helps assess and improve the tools developers use to build software with AI. It is a practical way to apply your programming expertise to emerging AI technology on a flexible schedule.

  • Create your free OpenTrain account
  • Highlight Python and AI coding tool experience
  • Apply through OpenTrain
  • Work remotely on a flexible, part-time schedule
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