Case Study: AI Trainer Platform and Job Board [Months 1-6]
I launched aitrainer.work back in January, initially as a job board and aggregator that pulls together AI training, RLHF, and data annotation opportunities from different platforms. Today it also comprises platform intelligence and user reviews, an AI training academy with optional paid certification, a gro wing Talent Pool with hundreds of registered candidates, and more. The Job Board Internally I've built about a dozen scrapers for the main platforms offering these jobs.
- ▪I launched aitrainer.work back in January, initially as a job board and aggregator that pulls together AI training, RLHF, and data annotation opportunities from different platforms.
- ▪Today it also comprises platform intelligence and user reviews, an AI training academy with optional paid certification, a gro wing Talent Pool with hundreds of registered candidates, and more.
- ▪The Job Board Internally I've built about a dozen scrapers for the main platforms offering these jobs.
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I launched aitrainer.work back in January, initially as a job board and aggregator that pulls together AI training, RLHF, and data annotation opportunities from different platforms. Today it also comprises platform intelligence and user reviews, an AI training academy with optional paid certification, a gro wing Talent Pool with hundreds of registered candidates, and more. The Job Board Internally I've built about a dozen scrapers for the main platforms offering these jobs. They run regularly to pull fresh opportunities into my database. Then I consolidate everything into one searchable dataset that populates the site. The unique aspect about this market compared to other types of work is that people hunting for AI training gigs don't stick to one platform.
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