Turing, a San Francisco company that helps big AI labs train their models, has four new remote openings. This week the focus is on experienced professionals: doctors, software engineers and people who have led teams.
Here is what each job asks for, who can apply, and what to know before you do.
1. Resident Medical Specialist (MD/DO)
Time: up to 30 hours a week, with a flexible schedule. It runs for 1 month, with a chance to continue.
You test how well AI thinks through real medical problems. You write clinical cases, check the AI’s answers, and help researchers find where its medical reasoning goes wrong.
Who can apply: licensed doctors who are actively practising, in any specialty. Strong analysis and clear writing matter here.
2. Medical Expert: Dermatology (US only)
Time: at least 20 hours a week, at your own pace, for 12 weeks.
You review skin images and AI-written medical answers. You judge whether a picture is clear enough to use, name the likely skin condition, and say how sure you are and why.
Who can apply: dermatologists who are licensed and practising in the United States, with at least 5 years of experience after residency.
Good to know: the work includes some sensitive or graphic medical images. After joining, you take a short client certification, which Turing pays for.
3. Senior Software Engineer: AI Coding Agents (North America only)
Pay: $100 to $150 an hour.
Time: 20 to 40 hours a week for about 3 months, with at least 6 hours a day overlapping US Pacific time.
Think of an AI coding tool as a new engineer on your team. Your job is to review its work. Did it understand the task? Is the code correct and easy to maintain? You explain exactly where it did well and where it failed.
Who can apply: engineers in North America with 5+ years of hands-on experience in a language like Python, TypeScript, Go or Java, and strong code-review skills.
Good to know: there are three short steps: an AI interview, a practical exercise reviewing AI-written code, and a talk with the hiring manager. Turing says there are no algorithm puzzles.
4. Project Lead: AI Training
Time: 16 weeks, five days a week (weekends may be included), 7 am to 4 pm US Pacific time.
You run large AI data projects from start to finish: the team, the client, the budget and the deadlines, which are often just 24 hours away.
Who can apply: people with 7+ years of work experience, including 4+ years leading teams. Experience with data labeling or AI training is a plus.
Good to know: for India, these hours are roughly 8:30 pm to 5:30 am, so this is night work.
Before you apply
Open each listing and check the pay, hours and which countries can join, because these can change. Answer every form honestly, and only apply for roles where you meet the requirements.
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