Alignerr AI Training Jobs

Labelbox’s expert network: per-project listings with published rates, weighted toward coding and language work.

Operated by

Labelbox

Work type

Per-project applications

Screening

AI interview + qualification tasks

Payouts

Weekly cycle

486 open Alignerr listings in the live feed, refreshed daily. Apply links go to Alignerr directly; where a referral programme exists, Skillora may earn a fee at no cost to you, and it never affects what is shown. Official site: alignerr.com

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What Alignerr is

Alignerr is Labelbox’s network for AI training work. Labelbox sells data infrastructure to AI labs, and Alignerr is how it recruits the humans those labs need: preference labeling, response evaluation, and expert reference answers across coding, language, STEM and professional domains.

It runs as a job board. Each project is its own listing with its own published rate, you apply to specific projects, and accepted work happens inside the Labelbox platform. That per-project structure is why Alignerr usually has one of the largest catalogues in this feed.

Pay runs on a weekly cycle. Headline expert rates reach $150 an hour; most contributors work standard tiers well below that, and both ends are visible on the listings.

What Alignerr pays right now

$10200

per hour, published range

$60/hr

median listing

100

live listings publishing a rate

Computed from Alignerr’s own published rates on the live feed, not from survey estimates.

Every Alignerr listing publishes a rate, usually as a range. Generalist projects post in the teens to twenties per hour, expert projects from the $30s up, with advertised specialist ceilings around $150. Pay periods run Monday to Sunday, paid out the following week.

Who Alignerr hires

The catalogue leans hard into software engineering and language work, with expert tracks in STEM, medicine and law. The bar sits between DataAnnotation and Mercor: a professional or academic background in your subject helps and gates the expert tiers, but generalist projects exist and accept strong writers.

Because applications are per project, persistence works differently here: not getting one project means little, and contributors typically apply across several listings until one converts.

How Alignerr screens you

Alignerr screens with a recorded AI interview plus qualification tasks per project. The interview covers your background and domain reasoning; the qualification tasks are short samples of the actual work, graded against the project rubric before you get paid access.

The two failure modes are familiar: talking in generalities during the interview instead of reasoning through specifics, and rushing qualification tasks that are graded on exactness. Both are practisable, and the interview format is the same one the rest of this market uses.

Practise the Alignerr screen before you take it

Skillora runs the same format: a domain interview with an AI interviewer, followed by feedback on how you explained your reasoning. Take it as many times as you want before the one that counts.

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Is Alignerr legit?

Yes. Alignerr is operated by Labelbox, an established AI data company, and pays contributors on a weekly cycle for project work. As across this market, the real risks are operational: projects fill or pause quickly, qualification work is unpaid, and headline rates apply to a small expert tier rather than to most contributors.

How much does Alignerr pay?

Per project, with the rate on every listing. Generalist work posts in the high teens to twenties per hour; domain-expert projects post from the $30s upward; advertised specialist ceilings reach $150 an hour for scarce credentials. Community-tracked averages land in the $30s. The live cards above are the current truth.

What is the Alignerr interview like?

A recorded conversation with an AI interviewer about your background and how you reason in your field, followed by project-specific qualification tasks. It is closer to Mercor’s screen than to a quiz: it scores explanation quality. Answer with specifics from real work, structure your reasoning aloud, and treat the qualification tasks as graded samples, because they are.

What happens after I am accepted?

You work inside Labelbox’s platform on the project you applied to: labeling, ranking, writing or reviewing, against a rubric with reviewer feedback. Hours are flexible within project deadlines. When a project ends, you apply to the next one; tenure on one project makes the next application easier.

How selective is Alignerr?

Moderately. It is easier to get into than Mercor, which filters on senior credentials, and harder than DataAnnotation, which has a single generalist gate. Expert tiers check degrees and professional history; generalist projects mostly check writing and rubric discipline. Applying to several projects at once is normal and improves odds.

Does project availability fluctuate?

Yes, like everywhere in this market. Per-project hiring means supply tracks lab demand: a strong month can be followed by a quiet one. The mitigation is the same as on Outlier: hold qualifications on multiple projects and platforms, and treat any single marketplace as one feed among several.

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