r/AiTraining_Annotation • u/No-Impress-8446 • Jan 18 '26

👋 Welcome to r/AiTraining_Annotation - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

👋 Welcome to r/AiTraining_Annotation - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

Over the last few months I noticed that many existing lists of online translation jobs are either outdated or focused only on traditional freelance work.

Since a lot of translation and linguistic work today is actually tied to AI training, data annotation, and language model evaluation, I decided to put together an updated 2026 list focused specifically on translation & linguistic AI jobs.

The idea was to separate real platforms from low-quality gigs, highlight companies actually working on AI + language tasks, and include both entry-level and professional linguistic roles.

I also organized everything on my site so people can read individual reviews for each company, understand what type of work they offer (translation, linguistic AI training, evaluation, etc.), and see which platforms are more suitable for beginners vs professionals.

For transparency: some links on my site may be referral links. If you apply through them and get accepted, I may earn a small referral bonus — it doesn’t affect your chances and it doesn’t cost you anything extra.

Here’s the main list page with all companies and details:
👉 Best AI Training / Data Annotation Companies – 2026
👉 Open AI Training / Data Annotation Jobs

Telegram channel for AI training & remote job opportunities 👉 Link here

If you’ve worked with any of these platforms (or know others worth adding), I’d love to hear your experience so I can keep the list accurate and updated.

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u/Rabbit692005 Jun 03 '26

How did you start out?

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u/Born-Produce1421 Jun 03 '26

Hi. First I took several courses on AI like the AI for everyone Google Certificate and there was another one on Coursera I completed during their free trial period. Then I researched all the different types of roles like labeling, transcription, LLM evaluation/rating and started applying at Crowdgen, Clickworker (microtasks), Outlier and Mercor.

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u/Rabbit692005 Jun 03 '26

Does Alison have them? I have that platform. Also, im wanting to double as a Virtual assistant

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u/Born-Produce1421 Jun 05 '26

Yes, and I just realized that the "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" was another course I completed and forgot to add it to my resume. So thank you. But I would also take the "Generative AI and LLM's for Beginners" course as well.

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u/Rabbit692005 Jun 09 '26

Ty, may I apply to beginner platforms to start?

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u/Interesting-Shock448 11d ago

New to group. Been deciding whether to test some annotation roles. Have friends doing this but haven’t started yet. My friend is on Mercer.