AI Training Jobs for Biologists

Across the 51 distinct hourly rates posted for roles for biologists right now, typical pay runs from $40 to $105 an hour, with a median of $45. The highest posted rate is $175 an hour, at AfterQuery. 11 of the 69 open roles for biologists state no hourly rate, so check each listing.

For the research and specialist roles, usually a master's or PhD; the biology expert roles often take a bachelor's in biology with lab or research experience and a subject test. Bioinformatics roles ask for programming too. Each listing states the degree and the countries it accepts. Of the 31 open roles for biologists whose requirements we read, 15 ask for a PhD, 8 a master's, 6 a bachelor's or a degree and 2 name no degree.

You write biology questions with verified answers, grade a model's reasoning on experiments, mechanisms and data, and correct it the way a reviewer would. Bioinformatics roles add the code and pipelines a model writes. It is remote, hourly contract work, and the hours depend on the project.

Most platforms start with an assessment in your field before any paid work, and each listing says what it asks for. Of the platforms hiring biologists now, Turing, Alignerr, micro1, SuperAnnotate (SME) and Mercor run an AI interview (a recorded interview scored by AI) for many roles. Turing, Alignerr, AfterQuery, Handshake AI and micro1 check a government photo ID, usually with a selfie, before you are paid. Turing and AfterQuery say they check credentials such as degrees. The section on how each platform checks you quotes each guide with its source.

They are posted by established AI data platforms (Anyone AI, Turing, Alignerr and AfterQuery among them), and each platform's page here covers whether it is legit, how it vets people and how it pays. A legitimate platform never charges you to apply or to get work.