This page brings together practical steps for finding and applying for AI trainer and data annotator jobs through reliable channels. Opportuly Careers does not post vacancies or take part in recruitment: we point you to public job boards and to employers' own careers pages.
Where to find real job ads
- GOV.UK – Find a job: the UK government job search service.
- CareerOneStop Job Finder: a job search tool sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
- EURES: the European Commission job mobility portal, with vacancies from public employment services across Europe.
You can also check the "Careers" or "Jobs" section of employers you are interested in: it is the most direct way to confirm that a vacancy exists.
Steps to apply
- Prepare a short, up-to-date CV tailored to the role (our CV guide).
- Search the job boards with the job title and your town or region.
- Read the whole ad: contract type, hours, place of work and requirements.
- Apply on the employer’s or job board’s website, never through suspicious links.
- Keep a copy of each ad and note where and when you applied.
Warning signs of a fake job offer
- You are asked to pay upfront for training, a uniform, a visa or "processing fees".
- High earnings are promised with no experience, no interview and no identifiable employer.
- Contact happens only through messaging apps and you are pushed to decide quickly.
- You are asked for bank details or copies of documents before a formal written offer.
Learn about the job in detail
Read our full guide: AI Data Trainer and Annotation Jobs: What the Work Involves and How to Avoid Task Scams. It covers the tasks, the most common requirements and basic rights.
Opportuly Careers is an independent information site. We are not a recruitment agency, we do not publish vacancies or salaries and we never charge you to apply. External links lead to official third-party websites.
