Content Writer

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is a central job board for data-labeling and AI-training work. We aggregate projects from many AI companies and labeling platforms so people can find this kind of work in one place instead of hunting across dozens of sites.

Creating an OpenTrain account is free and applying takes only a few minutes. We connect contractors with short-term AI training tasks across topics and technical setups.

• Free to join and quick to apply
• Focus on AI training and data-labeling roles
• Listings include remote, flexible, and contractor projects

About AI Training Work

AI training (also called data labeling or human feedback work) is the human side of building machine learning models: people prepare, review, and rate examples that models learn from.

For a content-writing role this can include creating, reviewing, or annotating text and occasionally using labeling tools to record structured information that helps models understand subject-matter content.

• Work is often fully remote and flexible
• Many projects require no prior experience beyond attention to detail
• Contributors directly influence how AI systems behave

The Role

We are hiring an entry-level content writer for short, recurring work focused on energy topics. This is a contractor role with a fixed price of USD 100 per task, intended to fit roughly one hour of work in a month.

You must complete initial setup of any required equipment and accounts and be available to attend scheduled meetings on time and with a professional, punctual attitude. The project’s data type is TEXT, the labeling software is AWS_SAGEMAKER, and the provided label type is POLYGON (as configured in the job).

• Position: Entry level content writer (contractor)
• Pay: Fixed price USD 100 per task
• Estimated time: ~1 hour of work per month (as requested)
• Tools: AWS_SAGEMAKER (label type: POLYGON) — project data type listed as TEXT

What You'll Do

Produce or review short energy-related text as requested for the project and follow any annotation or submission steps required by the client and the SageMaker setup.

Complete an initial setup of equipment and any accounts needed to access the labeling environment, and join scheduled meetings when required, arriving on time and ready to participate.

• Write or review energy-focused text and follow project guidelines
• Set up equipment, internet connectivity, and required accounts
• Access the project in AWS SageMaker and complete tasks as directed
• Attend scheduled meetings punctually

Requirements

This role is open to applicants worldwide and is suitable for entry-level contributors. You must be able to perform the required setup of equipment and accounts before starting work.

When applying, please list any cloud certifications you hold (for example, AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud certificates). The client requires that applicants declare their cloud certification status.

• Entry-level experience acceptable
• Worldwide applicants welcome
• Must set up equipment and accounts as needed prior to work
• When applying, include a list of any cloud certifications you hold

How It Works

Apply through OpenTrain with the requested details and your list of cloud certifications. Creating an account is free and applications typically take only a few minutes.

If selected, you will be engaged as a contractor for this fixed-price task. The job uses AWS SageMaker for the labeling interface; follow any instructions provided by the project for how to submit your completed work and attend scheduled meetings.

• Create a free OpenTrain account and submit your application
• Include cloud certifications in your application
• Work is contracted per task at the fixed price listed

Who Should Apply

You should apply if you are interested in energy topics, can commit to roughly one hour of work per month, can perform an initial equipment/account setup, and will attend meetings punctually.

This role is a good fit for people seeking flexible, short-duration contractor work and who can follow instructions in AWS SageMaker or other client-provided tools.

• Good fit for entry-level writers and annotators
• Must be punctual and reliable for scheduled meetings
• Ideal for contractors seeking brief, recurring tasks