Math work for AI
AI Training Jobs for Mathematicians
Measured from 65 distinct advertised rates, across 9 platforms. 8 of the 81 open roles here state no hourly rate; 8 advertise only a maximum ("up to $X/hr"), which is excluded.
AI labs pay mathematicians and statisticians by the hour to write hard problems a model gets wrong, grade its step-by-step reasoning and proofs, and formalize proofs in Lean 4 so a computer can check them. 81 roles for mathematicians are open right now on 12 platforms, including Anyone AI, Invisible and Alignerr. Every role is checked against its platform's job board daily.
Live roles for mathematicians
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Math experts
1 openWrite hard problems with verified solutions and grade a model's step-by-step reasoning, from algebra and calculus to probability. Several are posted per country or ask for a second language.
Math Reasoning RLHF Annotator (opens the job details)
Claru · Math & STEM · Remote· 3mo agoDetails
$35–$55/hr
Before you apply
Most roles start with a timed math assessment, and the best-paid ask for a master's or PhD, or for Lean 4 experience on the formalization roles. Many are posted for one country or ask for a second language, so check the listing before you start. A legitimate platform never charges you to apply.
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Frequently asked questions
How much do math AI training jobs pay?
Across the 65 distinct hourly rates posted for roles for mathematicians right now, typical pay runs from $40 to $150 an hour, with a median of $65. The highest posted rate is $200 an hour, at Alignerr. 8 of the 81 open roles for mathematicians state no hourly rate, so check each listing.
Do I need a PhD in math?
Not for every role. The math expert roles ask for a strong math degree and a timed assessment; the research roles ask for a master's or PhD; the proof formalization roles ask for Lean 4 experience. Each listing states the degree and the countries it accepts.
What does a mathematician do in AI training?
You write hard problems with verified solutions that a model gets wrong, grade its step-by-step reasoning and proofs, and formalize proofs in Lean 4 so a computer can check them. It is remote, hourly contract work, and the hours depend on the project.
Are there roles for statisticians?
Yes: statistics and econometrics roles are a list of their own on this page. You check a model's statistical reasoning, experiment design and models, and write the analysis a statistician would sign off on.
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