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vetto.ai
Open jobs
4
Median pay
$50/hr
Typical pay
$10–200/hr
2 reviews
2.9

About Vetto

Vetto hires scientists, engineers, doctors, analysts, and educators for AI training projects at frontier AI labs. The work includes rubrics, evaluations, and coding data. Vetto started in Brazil as Start Carreiras, an internship marketplace, and became an AI training company in late 2025. It now hires experts in any country. Some of its openings are talent pools: you apply now, and Vetto contacts you when a project starts.

Founded
2025 (as Start Carreiras, 2022)
Founders
José André Nunes (CEO), Lucas Smaira, Rodrigo Schmidt (CTO)
Headquarters
Menlo Park, USA, and São Paulo, Brazil
Funding
R$20M as Start Carreiras (Graphene Ventures, Maya Capital)
Workers
Independent contractors
Payment
Bank transfer or Pix, weekly

How hiring works

  1. Create a profile on work.vetto.ai and apply to an opening.
  2. Answer the screening questions in the application. There is no interview, and Vetto blocks answers written with AI.
  3. Do a short exercise that is like the real work. Your result is the main reason Vetto picks you.
  4. If you pass, you join the project directly. Some projects also need a background check.

What workers say

Good

  • Payouts every week, on Friday.
  • No interview: a short work sample decides who joins.
  • Senior code review tasks pay up to $300 each.

Watch out for

  • Only 2 reviews on Trustpilot, both 1 star. One says a payment failed after the identity check.
  • Vetto is new to AI training work, since late 2025.
  • Talent pool openings have no project yet, so work can start late.

Open jobs at Vetto

Open jobs

4 jobs

Open jobs by category

  1. Coding3 open jobs
  2. Generalist1 open jobs

Hourly pay of open jobs

  1. Under $250 open jobs
  2. $25–501 open jobs
  3. $50–751 open jobs
  4. $75–1000 open jobs
  5. $100–1501 open jobs
  6. $150–2000 open jobs
  7. $200 or more0 open jobs

Frequently Asked Questions about Vetto

How much does Vetto pay?

Vetto has 4 open jobs on this site. The median pay is $50/hr, and most jobs pay $10–200/hr. Each job page shows its own rate.

How does Vetto pay workers?

Vetto pays every Friday for tasks approved by Tuesday at 11:59 PM, Brasília time. The pay goes to your own bank account: Pix or a Brazilian bank account in Brazil, an IBAN or a local bank account in other countries. Rates are in USD, and some projects pay in your local currency. Before your first payment, you must verify your identity and sign a W-8BEN or W-9 tax form. Its terms let Vetto change pay after quality reviews.

How do I get hired at Vetto?

1. Create a profile on work.vetto.ai and apply to an opening. 2. Answer the screening questions in the application. There is no interview, and Vetto blocks answers written with AI. 3. Do a short exercise that is like the real work. Your result is the main reason Vetto picks you. 4. If you pass, you join the project directly. Some projects also need a background check.

Is Vetto legit?

Vetto is a real company with a US entity, Vetto Inc. It started in Brazil as Start Carreiras and raised R$20M from investors such as Graphene Ventures. CNN Brasil and Exame wrote about it. It has only 2 reviews on Trustpilot, both negative, so there is little worker feedback so far.

Do I need to speak Portuguese to work for Vetto?

No. Vetto's current openings are in English. Some tasks are in Portuguese or Spanish, and you must apply in the language of the listing.

What is an AI trainer job?

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.

Are AI trainer jobs remote?

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.

What skills or degrees do I need?

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.