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AI training jobs for mathematicians and statisticians

10 AI training roles for mathematicians and statisticians are open on Turing (5), Mercor (3), micro1 (2) as of 1 Nov 2026. Where a listing states an hourly rate, the typical range is $60 to $120/hr, from 5 listings. Labs hire people in the field to write, review and grade AI output, so the listings ask for real credentials and experience. Pay below is only what listings state; we never estimate it.

Pay by platform

PlatformOpen rolesState payTypical hourly (stated)
Turing50Too few stated rates
Mercor33$60 to $80/hr (3 listings)
micro122Too few stated rates

Highest stated hourly rate: Physics Expert PhD (Statistical Physics / Quantum Information / Condensed Matter) on micro1, $100-$200/h.

What the listings ask for

Requirements copied from live listings, one per listing:

What the work involves

  • Analyze and provide expert insights into complex statistical physics phenomena, with a focus on replicated random-bond Ising/Ashkin-Teller models, the toric-code threshold, and the Nishimori line. (micro1)
  • Training and evaluating AI models in Mathematics (Mercor)
  • Design original and challenging mathematics problems that test the reasoning limits of large language models, especially in multi-step, abstract, and proof-based settings. (Turing)
  • You would spend time answering a variety of interesting analytical questions and creating scenarios that can train the LLM models to get better. Here are a couple of examples that models might get wrong, and You would articulate the correct answer & explanation to enable the models to learn: (Turing)

How to get hired

Mercor and micro1 list 5 of these 10 roles, and both screen with an AI interview. Read how to apply to Mercor and how to apply to micro1, practise with the free Mercor practice questions or Zara practice (pick one of the listings below), and check where Mercor can pay you on the supported countries page.

All open roles for mathematicians and statisticians

Common questions

Across 5 live listings that state an hourly rate, the typical range is $60 to $120/hr (median low to median high). The highest stated is $200/hr. 5 of 10 listings do not state pay.

Turing, with 5 of the 10 live listings we track for mathematicians and statisticians.

2 of 10 listings mention AI, LLM or machine learning in their requirements. The rest ask for experience in the field itself.

Mercor and micro1 both screen with an AI interview. See the how-to-apply guides and the free practice tools linked on this page.

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