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Language work for AI

AI Training Jobs by Language

AI labs pay people to rate, record, transcribe and translate their own language so models work in it. Each page lists every open role whose title names the language, with its pay and who hires. The languages report tracks how demand moves, and the multilingual roles list every language job on the board.

Languages, most open roles first

Feed refreshes hourly
LanguageOpen rolesTypical pay
ArabicNone today
SpanishNone today
GermanNone today
PortugueseNone today
FrenchNone today
KoreanNone today
JapaneseNone today
Chinese (Mandarin)None today
ItalianNone today
SwedishNone today
PolishNone today
DutchNone today
HebrewNone today
HindiNone today
DanishNone today
VietnameseNone today
IndonesianNone today
RussianNone today
TeluguNone today
BengaliNone today
FinnishNone today
MarathiNone today
TamilNone today
ThaiNone today
TurkishNone today
CzechNone today
NorwegianNone today
PunjabiNone today
Tagalog (Filipino)None today
HungarianNone today
MalayNone today
CroatianNone today
GujaratiNone today
RomanianNone today
CatalanNone today
UkrainianNone today
UrduNone today

A role counts for a language when its title names it ("Arabic Language Expert", "Spanish (Mexico) Voice Actor"), the same rule as the languages report; a role naming two languages counts for both. Typical pay is measured the way every pay figure on the site is, and shown where at least three distinct rates are posted.

Common questions

Which languages have a page?

37 languages, the first chosen on 15 Oct 2026 for the languages the open roles named most. A language gets a page when roles naming it are open on at least 3 platforms, a market of its own. A page stays when its roles dip, so its address never changes, and it drops out of search results while fewer than 3 open roles name it. Roles in other languages are in the multilingual and audio and speech lists, and the languages report counts every language named.