Rise Data Labs jobs, pay, and reviews

Rise Data Labs has 77 open jobs on this site. The median pay is $30/hr, and most jobs pay $15 to $50/hr. Each job page shows its own rate.

Of its 77 open jobs on this site, Rise Data Labs has the most in STEM (27), languages (22), and coding (15).

Rise Data Labs pays every week for approved work, with no minimum payout. You set up your payout method during onboarding. Each post shows its rate up front, and Rise says strong quality scores can raise your rate over time. Current rates: $150 an hour for the Accounting and QuickBooks project, up to $150 an hour for the Finance Expert project, $30 to $60 an hour for Nuclear Physics, $15 to $45 an hour for most coding and language posts, and $15 to $30 an hour for the entry-level Generative AI Content Reviewer. Many posts, such as Math and Statistics, Physics and Chemistry, and the language evaluator roles, show no rate.

Each Apply button on this site opens the job on Rise Data Labs's own site, where you apply. The steps are: 1. Apply to a post on the Rise Data Labs job board, or to the expert network. Create a profile and describe your field. Many posts are open in all countries, but some list countries, such as the Spanish Language Evaluator. 2. Do an AI interview. You meet the team or take a short asynchronous interview about your experience and goals. 3. Rise verifies your background, and you take a short skills assessment in your field. Some posts have hard filters, for example a master's degree for Math and Statistics or Physics and Chemistry. 4. When Rise approves you, it invites you to projects that fit your field, rate, and hours. You finish project onboarding and training, and you set up your payout method.

Yes, but it is new and has little public feedback. Rise Data Labs is a seed-stage company in New York, led by founder and CEO Vivian Chen. It says its network has over 500,000 vetted experts. It posts its jobs on its own site, shows the rate on many posts, and pays every week for approved work with no minimum payout. It has no Trustpilot or Glassdoor page yet, so ask about the project terms before you start.

It is a short AI training and evaluation project for people with experience in investment banking, private equity, asset management, financial modeling, FP&A, or accounting. You write finance tasks based on real work, test AI answers for accuracy and reasoning, and write scoring rubrics. It pays up to $150 an hour. It starts at once and asks for ideally 40 hours a week for two weeks, with a minimum of 20. The Global post is open in all countries, and you need no AI experience.

AI trainers help companies improve AI models. You review and rate model answers, write example answers, find mistakes, or record voice and video data. Experts in law, medicine, coding, languages, and other fields teach models how a professional thinks. Most of this work is remote, flexible, and paid by the hour.

Yes. Every job on this site is remote, and most have flexible hours. Some jobs accept people from certain countries only, so check the 🌍 location on each job before you apply.

It depends on the job. Generalist jobs need clear writing and attention to detail. Expert jobs usually ask for a degree or work experience in the field, such as a law license or medical training. Language jobs need native or fluent skill in that language. Coding jobs need real programming experience.