AI training jobs for mathematicians: 72 open roles

Will AI replace mathematicians? Nobody can tell you that from a job list, and this page does not try. What the list shows: today 72 open roles on 7 platforms pay mathematicians to write, check and grade the work AI models attempt in their field.

Updated 26 Oct

72open roles for mathematicians

$40/hrmedian listed rate, 46 of 72 list one

7platforms hire for it

Open roles for mathematicians that list a rate

These are the newest roles that list an hourly rate. All of them below.

Meridial has 26 open roles for mathematicians today

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Who hires mathematicians to train AI

Open roles for mathematicians by platform
Platform	Roles	Median listed
Meridial	26	n/a
Anyone AI	18	$40
SME Careers	16	$23
Mercor	5	$95
Weekday	4	n/a
micro1	2	n/a
Turing	1 picked by hand	n/a

Medians from each posting's own listed hourly rate, shown with 5 or more rates. The AI Training Pay Index has the same figures by platform and field.

Medians leave out 649 Meridial roles that list $8 to $65 or $6 to $65: a range the platform puts on most of its roles, not the pay of each one.

Meridial has the most roles for mathematicians, 26 of 72. 7 platforms hire for them in all.

What the open roles for mathematicians ask for

The titles that come back most are Mathematics specialist (25) and Mathematics expert (20). The rest have titles of their own, 29 different titles in all. By type of engagement: 69 contract and 3 part time.

6 of the 72 roles are open from anywhere. Where countries are named, the most common are India (20), United States (15), Malaysia (5) and Pakistan (5). 36 ask for a work language other than English.

By field, the roles sit mostly in STEM (71) and Coding (1).

What the roles list per hour

46 of the 72 roles list an hourly rate in US dollars. The median is $40 an hour, and the middle half runs from $26 to $56.

For every open AI training role the median is $50, so this group sits below it.

1 list no rate. Listed pay is what each platform shows on the role: it is not guaranteed pay, and a role is not an acceptance.

What the studies say

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects, for the closest occupation it counts, change in employment from 2025 to 2035: Mathematicians up 0.6% and Statisticians up 11.0% (Employment Projections, Table 1.2, published 27 August 2026). That is a different list from the roles above, which ask for mathematicians to help train AI models. The BLS warns that its numbers do not capture the uncertainty of predicting the future. The table is BLS Table 1.2. For the wider picture, see Will AI replace your job?, with the studies behind the video.

Questions people ask

Will AI replace mathematicians?

Nobody can promise that a job is safe, and a job list cannot answer it. It does show that 72 open AI training roles ask for mathematicians today. The BLS projects mathematicians up 0.6% and statisticians up 11.0% in employment from 2025 to 2035, for the closest occupations it counts.

How much do AI training roles for mathematicians pay?

46 of the 72 open roles list an hourly rate in US dollars, with a median of $40 an hour and a middle half from $26 to $56. These are listed rates, not guaranteed pay, and a role is not an acceptance.

Which platforms hire mathematicians to train AI?

7 platforms have open roles for mathematicians today: Meridial (26), Anyone AI (18), SME Careers (16), Mercor (5) and Weekday (4), among others.

What do the open roles for mathematicians look like?

The titles that come back most are Mathematics specialist (25) and Mathematics expert (20). The rest have titles of their own, 29 different titles in all. 6 of the 72 roles are open from anywhere. Where countries are named, the most common are India (20), United States (15), Malaysia (5) and Pakistan (5). 36 ask for a work language other than English.