Scala Developer AI Training Role With Flexible Remote Hours

About OpenTrain

OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling. OpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this role, helping contributors apply their technical skills to projects that shape how modern AI systems work.

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  • Remote contract opportunity
  • Part-time schedule with flexible hours
  • Work with a fast-growing AI training organization

About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Technical contributors create examples, review model outputs, and correct errors so AI systems can produce more accurate and useful results.

In this project, your Scala programming knowledge will help prepare coding examples and evaluate AI-generated code. This is a practical opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge AI development while working remotely.

  • Help improve the quality of AI-generated programming content
  • Apply software development and debugging skills to model training
  • Work from anywhere with a computer, internet connection, and reliable electricity

The Scala Developer Role

OpenTrain AI is seeking experienced Scala developers for a long-term AI and LLM training project expected to continue for 6 months or more. You will write Scala code snippets and short programs from specific prompts, debug AI-generated Scala code, and help create precise training datasets.

The role requires a commitment of 20 to 40 hours per week according to the project details. The detailed requirements specify availability of 25 to 40 hours per week for 6 months. You can set your own working hours while working remotely as a contractor.

The pay rate is $9.28 USD per hour. After submitting your proposal, you will receive a Scala coding assessment.

  • Write Scala code snippets and short programs based on prompts
  • Debug, refine, and optimize AI-generated Scala code
  • Create accurate training datasets for AI models
  • Check that generated code meets defined standards
  • Pay: $9.28 USD per hour
  • Project duration: 6 months or more
  • Time commitment: 20+ hours per week, with detailed requirements of 25 to 40 hours
  • Work arrangement: Remote, part-time contractor

What You'll Do

You will combine programming ability, careful review, and problem-solving to produce high-quality examples for AI systems. Success in this role depends on writing precise Scala solutions and identifying issues in code generated by AI models.

  • Develop Scala solutions from task-specific prompts
  • Troubleshoot errors and improve code quality
  • Optimize Scala programs for clarity and performance
  • Review generated code against project standards
  • Contribute to reliable, well-structured AI training data

Requirements

Applicants should have at least 2 years of professional software development experience with a strong focus on Scala. The listing identifies the opportunity as entry level, but the project specifically requires professional Scala experience.

A bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field is required. Prior AI data labeling or AI training experience is preferred but not required.

  • At least 2 years of professional Scala-focused software development experience
  • Bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field
  • Ability to develop, troubleshoot, and optimize Scala code
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail
  • Effective communication skills in English
  • Ability to work effectively in a remote team environment
  • Stable internet connection and reliable electricity
  • Availability for the required project schedule
  • Prior AI data labeling or training experience is preferred, not required

Who Should Apply

This opportunity is suited to Scala developers who want to use their programming experience in AI training. It may be a strong fit if you enjoy solving technical problems, reviewing code carefully, and working independently on a structured remote project.

The work is open worldwide, provided you can meet the experience, communication, equipment, and availability requirements. Strong candidates should be prepared to complete the Scala coding assessment after submitting a proposal.

  • Professional Scala developers interested in AI and LLM projects
  • Detail-oriented programmers who enjoy debugging and optimization
  • Remote workers able to commit consistently for 6 months or more
  • Candidates comfortable communicating and collaborating in English

How To Apply

Create a free OpenTrain account and submit your proposal for this Scala AI training project. After submission, OpenTrain AI will send you a Scala coding assessment to complete as part of the evaluation process.

  • Create or use your free OpenTrain account
  • Submit your proposal
  • Complete the Scala coding assessment when it arrives
  • Demonstrate your Scala development and debugging expertise
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