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Pay Index · Cybersecurity · Updated November 9, 2026

Remote AI training jobs in cybersecurity

Professionals in cybersecurity review AI answers in their own area, correct errors, and write the examples models learn from. Every role here is remote and project-based, and each one shows the range the company posts.

As of November 9, 2026, there are 5 open roles in cybersecurity, and 3 were posted in the last 7 days. The median posted rate is $60/hr, with posted ranges from $30 to $105/hr.

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5open roles
$60/hrmedian posted rate
3posted in 7 days
RolePosted payPosted
Federal IT Specialist$80–105/hr2026-11-03View role →
AI Jailbreak & Prompt-Injection Security Expert$50–90/hr2026-10-28View role →
App Security Expert$40–80/hr2026-10-15View role →
Data Privacy Specialist$30–60/hr2026-11-09View role →
AI Safety & Evaluation Specialist$30–50/hr2026-11-09View role →

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Questions

How much do cybersecurity AI training roles pay?

As of November 9, 2026, the median posted rate is $60/hr across 5 open cybersecurity roles (5 with a posted rate). These are posted rates: the middle of each posted range, not a promise of earnings. Hours vary by project.

What does the work involve?

Reviewing and correcting AI answers in your field, writing expert examples, and rating responses for accuracy. Work is remote and project-based.

Do I have to pay to apply?

No. Legitimate roles never ask you to pay. If anyone asks for money or contacts you by text, WhatsApp, or Telegram, it's a scam.

How is this page calculated?

aMoth reads every open expert role on micro1 each morning, takes the midpoint of each posted hourly range, and reports the median. Roles without a posted rate are counted but excluded from pay figures. See the Pay Index for the full method.