Anyone AI Review: AI Lab Contract Jobs, Pay & Legitimacy

Anyone AI runs an academy that teaches AI and software skills, and a talent business that places contractors on projects for leading AI labs. Its public job board is where those project roles are posted, organised into STEM, software engineering, finance and AI-training categories.

Each role is posted separately for the countries it's open in — for example a Mathematics Expert listing for Finland, Sweden, the UK, Spain and more — so the same project can appear many times on its board. On our site we group those into one listing with every eligible country.

STEM experts write and solve hard problems in their field and judge whether model answers are correct, often at university or PhD level. Developer and AI-trainer engineering roles review and write code, evaluate AI coding agents, or work on specialised areas such as GPU kernels, security research and machine-learning evaluation.

Evaluator roles — such as Quality Evaluator (Fluent English), AI Agent Evaluator and Multilingual Audio Evaluator — focus on rating model output against guidelines, and are more accessible for people without advanced degrees.

Most postings show a rate. Evaluator roles in Latin America and parts of Europe are listed around $7–$12 an hour; STEM expert roles commonly $40 an hour; developer and AI-trainer engineering roles $45–$80; and specialist roles such as Computer Science PhD and Quant Finance Expert up to $150 an hour.

The same type of role can pay differently by region — for example some full-stack developer roles are listed at $15–$35 an hour in certain countries and $45–$80 in others — so check the rate for your country before applying.

You apply to the specific posting for your country through Anyone AI's job board. Expect screening relevant to the project — technical questions for developers, subject tests for STEM experts, and English or language checks for evaluator roles.

Degrees matter for many expert roles: PhD and master's-level postings say so explicitly, while evaluator roles mainly require strong English or the relevant language.

The main downsides are the wide pay gap between regions for similar work and the project-based nature of the contracts: roles open and close as AI-lab projects start and finish. Some evaluator rates are low compared with expert platforms.

Because each role is posted per country, make sure you apply to the listing for where you actually live — that's the one with the right rate and eligibility.

Anyone AI suits STEM graduates and PhDs, software developers and finance or legal professionals who want contract work on AI-lab projects — including many in Latin America and Europe, where it hires widely. Evaluator roles suit fluent English speakers looking for an entry point.

It suits you less if you need a single fixed rate regardless of location, or long-term employment rather than project contracts.

For experts and developers, Anyone AI is a worthwhile source of well-described AI-lab contract roles with pay shown up front — the $40–$150 an hour tiers are competitive. For evaluator roles, compare the regional rate with alternatives before committing.

As with any project-based platform, pair it with one or two others, such as Mercor, Outlier or DataAnnotation, so a gap between projects doesn't leave you without work.