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Italian AI Training Jobs

$25–$100/hrtypical paylive median $65/hrup to $200/hr at Alignerr

Measured from 50 distinct advertised rates, across 10 platforms. 9 of the 61 open roles here state no hourly rate; 2 advertise only a maximum ("up to $X/hr"), which is excluded.

Paid work for Italian speakers training AI models. 61 open roles name Italian in their title, on including Mindrift, Invisible and Welo Data. 15 are open worldwide. Every role is checked against its platform's job board daily, and the languages report compares Italian with every other language.

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What the work is

Live Italian roles

Updated 14 hrs ago

Showing the roles limited to listed countries that include Malta: 1. See every Italian role

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Translation and writing

1 open

Translating into Italian, rating translations, writing and localizing content, and linguistic projects.

Who hires Italian speakers

PlatformItalian rolesPay stated
Mindrift logoMindrift17$100/hr
Invisible logoInvisible9$6–$65/hr
Welo Data logoWelo Data9$6.50–$34/hr
Alignerr logoAlignerr8$10–$200/hr
Babel Audio logoBabel Audio3$17.50–$150/hr
Appen logoAppen2Not stated
Braintrust logoBraintrust2$20/hr
OpenTrain AI logoOpenTrain AI2$11–$17/hr
SuperAnnotate (SME) logoSuperAnnotate (SME)2up to $45/hr
TransPerfect DataForce logoTransPerfect DataForce2Not stated
AfterQuery logoAfterQuery1$30/hr
Mercor logoMercor1$15–$20/hr
Sigma AI logoSigma AI1Not stated
Turing logoTuring1Not stated
xAI (SpaceXAI) logoxAI (SpaceXAI)1$35–$45/hr

Where you can do them

Open worldwide
15
Only in listed countries
43
Worldwide except some countries
1
No country rule stated
2

The countries the 43 roles limited to listed countries name, most roles first. Roles open worldwide are open in each of them too.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do Italian AI training jobs pay?

Across the 50 distinct hourly rates posted for the 61 open Italian roles, typical pay runs from $25 to $100 an hour, with a median of $65. The highest posted rate is $200 an hour, at Alignerr. Some roles state no hourly rate, so check each listing.

Which platforms hire Italian speakers?

15 platforms list the 61 open Italian roles, most at Mindrift (17), Invisible (9), Welo Data (9) and Alignerr (8). A legitimate platform never charges you to apply or to get work.

What kind of work is it?

By what their titles say, the open Italian roles are paid research studies (17), AI evaluation and language data (17), voice and speech recording (15), transcription (6), expert work in Italian (5) and translation and writing (1). Each listing describes its own tasks and hours.

Do I need to be a native Italian speaker?

Going by their titles, 2 ask for native speakers, 5 ask for fluency and 1 also needs English, of the 61 open roles. The others name Italian without a level; each listing states the level it expects.

Do I have to live in a particular country?

Not always. Of the 61 open roles, 15 are open worldwide; 43 only in listed countries, most often United States (22), Italy (19), Canada (2), Argentina (1) and Australia (1); 1 worldwide except some countries; and 2 state no country rule. The country rule is each posting's own, and the list on this page shows the roles open where you are.

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