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Turing

Turing places software engineers and technical specialists into remote jobs with US companies, including AI training and model-evaluation work. You create a developer profile and are matched to jobs rather than applying to each posting separately. How you're assessed is set per job — most commonly a live technical interview — and the posting spells it out.

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Before you applyTuring screens per job, not platform-wide, and most jobs here end in a live 60-minute technical interview with a person, usually followed by a short cultural and offer conversation. Others replace that with a timed assessment, a work-sample review, or — on one job — an AI video interview. The posting's own "Evaluation Process" section is authoritative; read it before you apply.

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The interview process

  1. 01

    Apply to the specific job

    Turing matches you to a posting rather than a general pool, so the steps below depend on which job you picked.

  2. 02

    Shortlisting

    Your profile and CV are screened against the job's qualifications and relevant professional experience.

  3. 03

    Technical interview, or an assessment instead

    Most commonly a 60-minute live technical interview with an engineer, sometimes with live coding. Some jobs swap this for a timed assessment due within 24 hours of being sent, an automated coding challenge, a take-home, or a short work sample — hands-on and language jobs often ask for a delivery review or a 30-second demo recording.

  4. 04

    Cultural and offer conversation

    Where there's a second round it's short — 15 to 30 minutes covering fit, the offer and working conditions.

  5. 05

    Pre-onboarding and contract

    Nearly all of these are contractor assignments with a fixed duration and no paid or medical leave. Hours per week and required timezone overlap are set at this point.

Before you interview

  • Read the job's own "Evaluation Process" section before anything else — Turing publishes it on most postings and it genuinely differs job to job.
  • The most common format is a 60-minute live technical interview with a person, so prepare for a real conversation rather than an automated screen.
  • If your job uses the assessment route, the task is due within 24 hours of being sent. Don't start the application in a week where you can't clear that window.
  • These are contractor engagements with fixed end dates and no paid leave. Confirm the hours per week and the timezone overlap before you commit — many require 4 hours overlapping PST.

Common questions about Turing

How does Turing screen candidates?

Turing screens per job, not platform-wide, and most jobs here end in a live 60-minute technical interview with a person, usually followed by a short cultural and offer conversation. Others replace that with a timed assessment, a work-sample review, or — on one job — an AI video interview. The posting's own "Evaluation Process" section is authoritative; read it before you apply. We describe it as “Varies by job · usually a live human interview”.

Can I work for Turing from outside the United States?

Turing publishes no country restriction on any of its listings, so we do not show one. We treat that as the programme not limiting where you live, but it is the absence of a rule rather than a stated guarantee — confirm with Turing before you count on it.

What does Turing pay?

Turing publishes no pay range on any of its public listings, which is why every Turing job here reads “Not disclosed”. That is the real state of the data, not a gap in ours — we would rather show nothing than repeat a figure Turing never published.

Do I need a referral to get hired through Turing?

No — Turing assesses you exactly the same way whether you arrive from this site or go there directly. We link through our own referral link and earn a commission if you are hired, which is what funds the directory; it costs you nothing and gives you no advantage. We are not Turing, not an employer and not an agency.

How many Turing jobs are open right now?

48 Turing jobs are listed here right now, and the most recent was posted on 2026-06-12. We re-read Turing's public listings every day and drop jobs that close, so the count moves on its own — see all of them at /jobs?platform=turing.

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