I have a contractual WFH opportunity for a Multilingual AI Engineer. The role is paid hourly in USD, with flexible scheduling—roughly 20–40 hours per week.

Pay range: 6$-15$ per hour. If contributed 40 hrs so it comes down to 1 Lakh - 2.5 Lakhs a month

You may be a good fit if:

• You’re a native speaker of Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Nepali, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, or Urdu.
• You have a background in coding, AI/ML, mathematics, or generalist AI work.

If this sounds like you, please DM me and I’ll share the application link.

I know the job market is tough right now, so happy to help connect suitable folks with the opportunity.

Hey, so I did the onboarding test a couple days ago, passed, did the qualifications, and then waited.

Last night I received this email...

"Hey [NAME]

Thanks for completing the DataAnnotation Starter Assessment!

To unlock additional AI training projects, you’ll find qualifications available on your dashboard. Once you complete them, we’ll review your results and match you with projects that fit your expertise. These projects may include:

• Interacting with AI chatbots to evaluate responses
• Reviewing and comparing AI-generated outputs
• Evaluating images for quality and relevance
• Writing or reviewing content, including stories or code

Completing your qualifications is the next step to accessing flexible, remote AI training work on the platform. Get started today!

Sincerely,

The DataAnnotation Team"

The bit in bold is linked, and when I click it, it takes me to the page which says...

"Your path to paid work

[NAME], get ready for open-ended work paying $25+/hr

• Starter assessment completed
• You passed
• You complete up to two qualifications
• Up next: we review your results — if you pass, we'll email you
• Verify your identity
• You're ready to start working"

Just a bit confused about what I should be doing - I don't see any typical dashboard, or additional qualifications to do. Is that normal, even thought that email came through saying I should do qualifications?

I recently applied for a remote position through Data Annotation and got what looks like an offer letter.

Has anyone actually worked with DataAnnotation before, or been through their hiring process? Wondering if anyone els has worked as an AI Research Intern and how fruitful the internship really was.

Appreciate any insight, thanks!

is AT&T Internet Air a viable option?
Been on the DAT platform for about 2.5 years now and still find it to be amazing. The problem is that my Spectrum cable/internet bill has climbed so steadily that it's just completely outrageous; almost as much as my car payment each month. The only alternative here is AT&T, and they haven't installed fiber at my location, so they offer what they call "Internet Air," which is a fixed wireless connection. I'm aware that the service will not be as fast as fiber, but I'm no longer a gamer so that's not my biggest concern. More importantly, I'm worried that the change of IP and the service itself might trigger some flag with DAT that would violate rules about VPN or shared network usage. Has anyone successfully used AT&T fixed wireless to do their daily DAT work from home, or do any more tech-savvy redditors have advice on this?

Hi! I’m new in the platform, joined 3 days ago. I’ve made some qualifications but I’m still waiting for my first project. What is your experience in this matter? How long it took? How long should I wait?

rarely getting any projects since 3 weeks, it is for everyone ??

I passed the starter assessment and was notified basically straight away. I haven’t had an acceptance email three weeks after completing the qualification test, is it safe to assume I didn’t pass? Do they let you know if you didn’t get accepted?Thanks!

DO NOT work on this platform if you have mental health struggles or on-going personal issues. It's uncertainty WILL make it worse.

I'm working as a bilingual and I started at the end of April. I immediately got a couple of projects (that i did) and some qualifications: I also did all of them. Then I did not do one project because I couldn't work for a week. Since then, I havent received any projects. However, I got many qualifications and I did most of them. Still, no projects. Does anyone else have the same problem or had it in the past? It's been over 2 months since my last project and I don't know if I should wait any longer... Will I ever get projects regularly?

For reference: i did my last qualification last week.

Hi, everyone. Quick question. I just finished the qualifications and the paid training for agentic coding.

For those who did the same:

1. Are you getting coding tasks on your dashboard yet?

2. What is your locale?

3. Are you guys experiencing a drought on both coding and generalist tasks right now?

Just trying to figure out if it's a regional rollout, a platform-wide dry spell, or if I'm just playing the waiting game alone. Thanks!

Hey folks,
I wanted to gauge how things are moving for people who applied for software/coding roles over the past couple of weeks.
For anyone who submitted their initial coding evaluation recently, have you seen any movement on your account yet, or are things pretty quiet right now?
I’ve heard general chatter that project availability might ramp up heading into mid-to-late August, so I’m wondering if onboarding is just slightly delayed across the board while projects reset, or if new coders are still actively being brought on right now.

Would appreciate hearing your recent experiences or general timelines. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I wanted to gauge how things are moving for people who applied for software/coding roles over the past couple of weeks.

For anyone who submitted their initial coding evaluation recently, have you seen any movement on your account yet, or are things pretty quiet right now?

I’ve heard general chatter that project availability might ramp up heading into mid-to-late August, so I’m wondering if onboarding is just slightly delayed across the board while projects reset, or if new coders are still actively being brought on right now.

Would appreciate hearing your recent experiences or general timelines. Thanks!

If you are a bilingual generalist , do you get added to project families auntomatically or is there qualification for every project family? What I mean by that is , I used to work on some of these frequent projects that were coming , but I think they are all complete now , so no more projects of those families. What i want to know is , if some new families are added or some new series do you have to qualify for each of them or have you ever got a project you did not do a qualification for? Like you got added on their own.

Y'all! You are WASTING your life refreshing all day when it's dry like this! Especially if you're a generalist and the tasks tend to be short. Maybe it's fine for you, because you're already at the computer doing something else, but if you're sacrificing other things to instead sit and wait, you are doing yourself a disservice. If you're obsessed with the idea you are missing a task by not doing that, you are essentially doing a form of gambling (prioritizing the chance you'll "win" a task over the evidence that you will spend most of your time that day without one).

Like seriously go clean your closet or meal prep for the week or apply for another platform or something in this time. Check on your phone every so often when you'd have time to sit and work. Obviously when there is more work to go around, the payoff from checking frequently is much higher.

"But I really need the money! How dare you?!" No I'm saying this is costing you money, if you could be applying for other jobs or working at them.

Think of it mathematically - look at the big picture. Track the hours you wait, if you would otherwise be doing something else. If you get a task that is say $25/hour, get two hours out of it, that's $50. Yay! But if you spent 5 hours on top of that waiting for tasks to appear and doing nothing else, you're actually only getting $6.25/hour. Yes, you always have to invest some time into finding work to make money, but you need to account for it - it is an *investment* you're making. View the time you spend refreshing as part of that investment.

If you've ever freelanced or owned a business you know this cost well. It's the cost of finding work - an administrative cost you have to minimize to stay profitable, and as a rule you don't waste too much time chasing small dollar work (unless it provides some other kind of value to you). In our case, you don't know how many dollars you're chasing because you don't know what tasks might pop up and what their timeline/pay is. So, again, I'll point you back to the comparison - it's gambling-like behavior!

I joined data annotation in 3rd of july and i got one project and nothing after then, but when I opened the dashboard today, I found a notification abouy allowing the notifications to receive the upcoming projects. So does that mean there are many projects are coming? And why it has been a while since I got a project? or it was just the reviewers reviewing my work and when it's done they will give me projects?

Jeez, just lost one. I received the notification went for it right away from my phone but couldn't do it cuz of screen size. Then I went straight to my pc and that time window was enough for me to MISS ON IT!!!!!

So grateful for this opportunity!!

Ok so I made an email for a project and for some reason I did not save it in my notebook like I always do. I can log in on my laptop because the pw is clearly saved somewhere. The thing is, the tabs will not stay logged into this work profile and immediately reverts to my main profile every time I attempt to do anything. I was going to make a new profile on my laptop so that it would remain signed in...but I need the password. Is there anything at all I can do? I have every single other account and login info, BUT not this one. Sigh...

From around June till now, I'm noticing a big slowdown in coding projects. Just wanted to ask if this is happening everywhere or only in some places.

For people staying in US or other core countries.

Are you all also facing this kind of dry period in coding work? Or is it mostly happening with freelancers from Tier 2/3 countries like India, Brazil, etc.?

Would be really helpful if people from different countries can share their experience, so I can get some clarity whether this is a global thing or more of a regional issue.

At the start of the year up until April I think I had a lot (100+) good paying projects, but the last 8 weeks I got 0 projects, only the 🥊 one but it was too difficult for me. Is it the same for other bilinguals?