Remote AI Training Jobs in the Philippines (2026): 715 Open Roles, Pay & Platforms

AI training work · country guide

Paid remote work evaluating and improving AI models — for candidates in the Philippines, on the platforms we track. Here’s the part that surprises people used to BPO graveyard shifts: choose the right block and the required US overlap is a normal 6am–10am morning, finished before the workday starts.

715 live AI-training roles are open to candidates in the Philippines, out of 1,368 open worldwide — updated 10 November 2026. Source: Applied Clinical Judgement, live platform data.

Browse the Philippines-eligible roles →

Yes — 715 remote AI-training roles are open to people in the Philippines today, including 121 in media, 69 in generalist roles and 66 in finance. 55 name the Philippines specifically; the rest are open to everyone. Most pay in US dollars by the hour.

Most roles are open to everyone

About 660 live roles don’t name a country at all — you’re eligible through the platforms, not a country quota, so the global pool is the bulk of what’s open to you. A further 55 name the Philippines specifically.

Every role open to the Philippines

715 live roles across 10 fields, of which 55 name the Philippines specifically. Open a field, then a role, for the details. Updated daily.

Health roles open to Philippines

9 name Philippines 46

General & Hospital Medicine

8

Nursing

2 PH 3

Allied Health Professionals

8

Radiology

1 PH 4

Pharmacy

1 PH 4

Dentistry

1 PH 1

Pharma & Life-Sciences Industry

5

Public Health & Epidemiology

2 PH 3

Psychology & Therapy

1

Healthcare Admin & Revenue Cycle

5

General health roles

2 PH 4

Finance roles open to Philippines

6 name Philippines 66

Investment Banking

9

Private Equity & M&A

3

Equity Research & Portfolio Management

6

Quantitative Finance & Trading

1 PH 4

Accounting, Tax & Audit

2 PH 16

Corporate Finance & Analysis

1 PH 17

Insurance

1 PH 6

Fraud & Financial Crime

1 PH 4

General finance roles

1

Legal roles open to Philippines

4 name Philippines 32

Corporate & M&A Law

1 PH 8

Paralegals & Law Clerks

1 PH 6

General legal roles

2 PH 18

Sciences roles open to Philippines

3 name Philippines 38

Physics

1 PH 8

Chemistry

1 PH 10

Biology

1 PH 16

General sciences roles

4

Engineering roles open to Philippines

5 name Philippines 66

Electrical Engineering

1 PH 14

Mechanical Engineering

2 PH 26

Biomedical Engineering

1 PH 3

Civil & Structural Engineering

1 PH 9

General engineering roles

14

Software roles open to Philippines

15 name Philippines 64

Web & Full-Stack Developers

2 PH 9

Python Developers

2 PH 2

Backend & Systems (Go/Rust/C++/C#)

9 PH 21

DevOps, Cloud & SRE

2

Mobile Developers

2 PH 3

Games Developers

6

General software roles

21

AI, ML & data roles open to Philippines

1 name Philippines 15

Machine Learning Engineers

7

Data Scientists & Analysts

1 PH 6

AI Red Team & Safety Testing

2

Media roles open to Philippines

3 name Philippines 121

Voice, Podcast & Video Creators

1 PH 58

Transcription & Audio Annotation

8

Bilingual & Language Experts

20

Visual Arts & Animation

1 PH 27

Social Media & Creators

1 PH 1

Music & Audio Experts

7

Sport roles open to Philippines

3

Sports Experts & Fans

3

Generalist roles open to Philippines

1 name Philippines 69

AI Quality & Content Analysts

1 PH 37

Other generalist roles

32

More professions roles open to Philippines

8 name Philippines 195

Data Engineers

1 PH 3

Cybersecurity & InfoSec

8

Mathematics & Statistics

1 PH 7

Computational Science

15

UX/UI & Product Designers

4

Presentation Designers

11

Management Consultants

16

Project & Operations Management

14

HR & Recruitment

6

Marketing

4 PH 13

Customer Success & Support

3

Education & Teaching

11

Sales & Business Development

9

Public Services & Government

19

Writers & Journalists

1 PH 4

Academic Researchers & PhDs

13

Business Analysts

1 PH 39

Prefer cards with filters? See all roles you can apply for from the Philippines on the jobs page.

The hours, honestlyComfortable — morning block

1am – 5am PHT early block · night  ·  6am – 10am PHT late block · morning

Slot choice makes all the difference from the Philippines. The early block is a 1am–5am night shift — familiar territory for anyone from BPO, but not necessary here: the late block is 6am–10am, an ordinary morning. Take the late block and this is daytime work. On US summer time (PDT) both shift an hour earlier.

US Pacific
early
late
12am6am12pm6pm
Philippines
early
late
4pm10pm4am10am
daytimeevening / morningpre-dawnnightthe two 4-hour blocks

Does it work in the Philippines? Platforms and live roles

Platformthe Philippines statusLive eligible rolesHow you’re paid
Mercor✓ Officially supported — the Philippines is on Mercor’s published supported-countries list0Stripe Connect; Wise fallback; weekly, USD
micro1No published country list; eligibility confirmed per role after ID verification242Through the platform after verification
Turing✓ Available — engages contractors in ~150 countries via Deel76Deel: PHP bank transfer, Payoneer, Wise and more
AfterQueryNo published country list. Every AfterQuery role we track is advertised as remote, with no country named.190
EthosNo published country list. Every Ethos role we track is advertised as remote, with no country named.102
TeracNo published country list. Every Terac role we track is advertised as remote, with no country named.51
SME CareersNo published country list. Every SME Careers role we track is advertised as remote, with no country named.54

Counts from our live inventory, Updated 10 November 2026. Occasional Tagalog-language roles appear; most work is in English, where Filipino professionals’ fluency is a genuine advantage.

Mercor accepts people in the Philippines, but none of its current roles are open there: most ask for residents of the US, UK, Canada or the EU.

Other platforms people ask about

Applied Clinical Judgement doesn’t list roles from these platforms, but people often ask about them. Each answer comes from the platform’s own eligibility page; where a platform doesn’t say, neither do we.

PlatformCan you join from the Philippines?Why we say so
OutlierYesOutlier publishes the countries you can work from, and the Philippines is on it. Source: Outlier’s page
MindriftYesMindrift publishes a list of countries it can’t accept, and the Philippines isn’t on it. Source: Mindrift’s page
TolokaYesToloka publishes a list of countries it can’t accept, and the Philippines isn’t on it. Source: Toloka’s page
WorkadaNoWorkada only accepts people living in the United States or Canada. Source: Workada’s page
Handshake AIInvite onlyOutside the US you can only join Handshake AI if you’re invited. Source: Handshake AI’s page
AlignerrUnclearAlignerr says it welcomes applicants worldwide, but its ID check lists only US documents. Source: Alignerr’s page
OthersNot statedOneForma, DataAnnotation, Appen (CrowdGen), Remotasks (Scale AI), TELUS Digital, Luel don’t publish which countries they accept. Whether you can join depends on the project.

Checked 19 October 2026 against each platform’s own pages, re-checked monthly. Rules change, so confirm on the platform before you apply.

What can you earn from the Philippines?

Live posted rates for roles open to the Philippines

Across 598 live hourly roles open to the Philippines, the middle half post $55–$98 per hour (middle $75).

  • Media: $30–$48 per hour, middle $30 (106 roles)
  • Engineering: $70–$100 per hour, middle $93 (65 roles)
  • Finance & Investment: $80–$100 per hour, middle $100 (63 roles)
  • Software Engineers: $60–$86 per hour, middle $73 (56 roles)
  • Health: $75–$101 per hour, middle $90 (44 roles)

Source: Applied Clinical Judgement, live platform listings, updated daily. Each role counted at the midpoint of its posted hourly range; roles paid per task or per project are not included (29 today).

Those figures are what listings and 2026 contractor reviews show — and they are US-anchored. How they translate to you depends on the platform, because each localises differently. Mercor: roles with a posted hourly rate pay that rate wherever you are; roles with a negotiated band tend to land in the lower half of it from lower-cost countries. micro1: you set your own rate, but it must be “competitive for your skill level” — and contractor reviews report US/UK-based professionals landing higher rates for similar work, so regional pricing pressure is real. Turing: explicitly benchmarks compensation to your local market — expect the largest adjustment of the three.

Our working estimate for the Philippines: banded offers commonly land 30–50% below the US top of band, posted-rate roles pay as posted — which still puts even entry evaluation work well above typical BPO hourly pay, and specialist nursing or accounting evaluation several multiples above it. Weekly USD.

Bands compiled from live platform listings and published 2026 contractor reviews; the platforms do not publish official rate cards. Country adjustments are ACJ estimates, refined continuously from our referrer calls — treat them as expectation-setting, not a quote.

Where to pitch: start from the role’s posted range. Where a rate is posted, that’s what’s paid. Where you’re asked for your expected rate, ask within the range for your field: the middle if you meet the stated requirements, the upper quarter if you bring the specialist credentials the role asks for. Some platforms adjust offers by location (see above), so don’t be surprised by offers below the top of the range.

How much interest is there in the Philippines?

  • Singapore 100
  • Philippines 37
  • Malaysia 26
  • Vietnam 17
  • Thailand 15
  • Indonesia 12

The Philippines searches for this kind of work at about a third of the rate of Singapore, relative to all searches in each country. Index: Singapore 100, Philippines 37, Malaysia 26, Vietnam 17, Thailand 15, Indonesia 12 (Singapore = 100).

Clinical work: for each doctor and nurse, the Philippines searches for clinical AI work at about a quarter of the rate of Singapore (indicative).

Source: Google Trends, searches for AI-training and annotation work as a share of all searches in each country, last 12 months, measured October 2026. Clinical line divides clinical searches by doctors and nurses per 10,000 people (WHO). Both are broad measures: read them as a comparison, not a count.

Common questions

Can I work a 4-hour PST overlap from the Philippines?

Comfortably — if you pick the right block. On PHT (UTC+8) the early PST block is 1am–5am, a night shift; but the late block is 6am–10am, a normal morning, done before most of the country clocks in. Unlike a BPO night shift, nothing forces you onto the graveyard option. The overlap explainer has the interactive calculator.

How does this compare to BPO or call-centre work?

Different in three ways that matter. First, hours: the late block is a morning, not a graveyard shift. Second, the work: you’re evaluating AI outputs in your professional domain — nursing, accounting, law, software — not reading scripts; platforms pay for judgement, not call volume. Third, the trade-off: this is freelance contracting with no benefits or guaranteed hours, where BPO is employment. Many people treat it as higher-rate part-time income alongside something stable rather than a replacement.

Which platforms accept candidates from the Philippines?

All three. Mercor lists the Philippines on its official supported-countries page (153 eligible roles at our last check), micro1 lists 217 roles with per-role eligibility confirmed after ID verification, and Turing engages Filipino contractors through Deel (114 roles). Nursing and healthcare backgrounds are particularly well matched to the medical evaluation roles — 50 were open to the Philippines at last check.

How do the platforms pay in the Philippines?

Contracts are in US dollars, typically weekly. Mercor pays via Stripe Connect with Wise as fallback; Turing pays through Deel, which supports PHP bank transfer, Payoneer and Wise; micro1 pays through its platform after verification. As freelance income it’s taxable — registering with the BIR as self-employed is the standard route.

How much can I actually earn from the Philippines?

US-anchored listings run $15–$30/hr for general evaluation, $25–$60 for graduate domains, $50–$150+ for specialists. From the Philippines, banded and negotiated offers commonly land 30–50% below the US top of band; Mercor posted-rate roles pay as posted, Turing benchmarks locally, micro1 self-set rates face regional pressure. Even adjusted, rates sit well above typical BPO pay — weekly, in USD.

Is this a permanent job or freelance work?

Freelance contracting — no benefits, no guaranteed hours, projects can pause at short notice. Pay is reliable and usually weekly, you choose your block, and in practice it’s part-time work-from-home: the 4-hour block is the whole daily commitment for most people. See the live Philippines-eligible roles.

Can Filipinos apply for remote AI training jobs?

Yes. 715 live roles are open to people in the Philippines today; 55 name the Philippines specifically and the rest are open worldwide. You apply through each platform, which checks your identity and location before you start.

Is Handshake AI available in the Philippines?

Only by invitation. Outside the US you can only join Handshake AI if you’re invited. (Checked against Handshake AI’s own page.)

Is Mercor open to people in the Philippines?

Mercor accepts people in the Philippines, but none of its current roles are open there: most ask for residents of the US, UK, Canada or the EU.

Is Outlier available in the Philippines?

Yes. Outlier publishes the countries you can work from, and the Philippines is on it. (Checked against Outlier’s own page.)

Is Workada available in the Philippines?

No. Workada only accepts people living in the United States or Canada. (Checked against Workada’s own page.)

How do I get paid in pesos?

Most roles pay in US dollars. Platforms pay out through services such as Stripe, Wise, Payoneer or Deel, which convert to pesos when you withdraw. Fees and exchange rates differ between them, so compare before you choose.

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