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Android Developer AI Trainer

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dataannotationLyndhurst (NJ)

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Senior

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$104,000 - $208,000 per year

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About the role

Salary: $104,000 - 208,000 per year
Requirements: We require native-level or bilingual fluency in English. We need strong proficiency in at least one of these languages or frameworks: JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C, C#, C++, React, Go, Java, Kotlin, or Swift. We value excellent writing ability and solid command of grammar. We require a bachelors degree, either completed or currently in progress. We prefer prior experience as a Software Developer, Coder, Software Engineer, or Programmer.
Responsibilities: We design and solve varied coding challenges used to train AI systems. We write clear, high-quality code examples and thorough explanations. We review AI-generated code for correctness, efficiency, and readability. We provide feedback that helps improve future generations of AI models. We contribute programming, app-building, and data analysis tasks that support AI development.
Technologies: AIC#Support
JavaJavaScriptKotlinMachine Learning PythonReactSwiftTypeScriptAndroidMore: We are Data Annotation, and we offer remote work opportunities for professionals who want to help build advanced AI systems. Our team includes over 100,000 coding and technical contributors across front-end, back-end, full-stack, machine learning, and related disciplines. We provide flexible project selection and scheduling, with hourly pay ranging from $50 to $100+ USD depending on performance and project type. Our work is fully remote and available to candidates in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. To join us, candidates complete a short assessment through our platform, and successful applicants can begin paid work. We support contributors who want to pair this work with another role or make it their primary focus, while helping shape the future of AI technology.last updated 45 week of 2026

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