Technology Project Manager for AI Training

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this role and the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. We help people discover projects, build a professional AI training profile, and apply their specialized knowledge to meaningful work shaping modern AI systems.

Creating an OpenTrain account is free, and this opportunity is designed for remote contractors working part time from supported countries.

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People with professional expertise review examples, assess model behavior, and provide structured feedback so AI systems can produce more accurate, useful, and reliable results.

In this project, your technology management judgment will help models learn from project plans, vendor service-level information, stakeholder updates, and other examples of structured professional expertise.

  • Contribute to the development of cutting-edge AI systems
  • Work remotely with flexible, part-time hours
  • Apply real-world professional knowledge without requiring prior AI training experience

The Role

OpenTrain AI is recruiting a Technology Project Manager for AI Training to support work focused on Technology Management Project Leadership. You will review source materials and AI model outputs, apply project-specific rubrics, and document evidence-based judgments.

The role is suitable for someone with relevant professional or academic expertise in technology management project leadership, including experience leading initiatives, managing vendors, coordinating teams, and communicating with stakeholders.

  • Remote contractor position
  • Part-time commitment of 10-15 hours or more per week
  • Entry-level AI training opportunity for experienced subject-matter professionals
  • English-language work
  • Pay of $70-$130 per hour
  • Estimated project earnings of $18,900-$35,100 based on the schedule and duration shown on OpenTrain

What You’ll Do

You will evaluate AI-generated work against project guidelines and provide clear, defensible feedback. Consistent documentation and careful reasoning are essential because your judgments help improve model behavior across repeated review tasks.

  • Evaluate model outputs and apply project rubrics
  • Review technology project plans, source materials, and model outputs against detailed guidelines
  • Document evidence-based judgments and explain the reasoning behind your decisions
  • Provide clear written feedback that can help improve AI model behavior
  • Maintain consistency and quality across repeated evaluation tasks
  • Use practical technology management judgment when reviewing AI-generated content

Requirements

Applicants should bring relevant professional, academic, or language expertise in Technology Management Project Leadership. Prior AI training experience is not required unless stated elsewhere in the application, but strong subject-matter knowledge and careful written communication are important.

  • Experience leading multi-quarter technology initiatives from planning through results delivery
  • Vendor management, negotiation, and service-level agreement oversight experience
  • Ability to coordinate cross-functional teams and resolve conflicts
  • Risk-based decision-making skills
  • Clear stakeholder communication and strong project documentation abilities
  • Experience preparing executive-level reporting
  • Strong written English fluency
  • Ability to follow detailed instructions and apply rubrics consistently
  • Careful attention to detail
  • Ability to work independently on remote contractor tasks

Who Should Apply

This opportunity is a strong fit for technology project leaders who can translate practical experience into precise written evaluations. It may suit professionals or academically trained specialists who understand how initiatives are planned, delivered, documented, and governed across teams and vendors.

The work is flexible and part time, making it possible to contribute alongside other professional, academic, or personal commitments. Eligibility is limited to the supported countries shown in the application process.

  • Technology project managers and program leaders
  • Professionals experienced in vendor and SLA management
  • Leaders who regularly prepare stakeholder or executive updates
  • Independent workers who value flexible remote contractor assignments
  • Subject-matter experts interested in helping improve AI systems

How It Works

Create a free OpenTrain account, build your profile around your technology management expertise, and apply in minutes. If selected, you will complete remote evaluation tasks according to the project instructions and contribute feedback that helps AI systems learn from expert human judgment.

Your OpenTrain work history can help you build a unified AI training portfolio and qualify for additional opportunities over time.

  • Create or update your free OpenTrain profile
  • Highlight technology project leadership and vendor management experience
  • Apply for the remote contractor project
  • Complete evaluation tasks using the provided materials and rubrics
  • Build experience in the growing AI training industry
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