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Regulatory Analyst (Energy AI Content Review)

You will help improve AI systems by reviewing content about energy regulation and finance. Your work will draw on practical experience with regulatory workflows, rate analysis, compliance, and reporting.

Field
Law
Where
United States
Commitment
part time
Hours
up to 5/week
Posted
6 days ago

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How this pay compares

The title points to rating and reviewing ai output: judging a model's answers or code against guidelines, such as which of two is better or whether one is correct and safe. What each kind of AI training work pays

At $85/hr, this role pays more than 28% of the 157 open law roles with a listed pay range, below the median of $115.

Among platforms with 10 or more priced law roles, micro1 has the highest median ($135/hr across 54 roles) and Mercor the lowest ($110/hr across 15).

OpenTrain AI roles that closed since late October stayed listed a median of 31 days (122 roles). OpenTrain AI posted this one 6 days ago.

Computed from 2,746 open roles we track across Mercor, micro1, Handshake AI, Alignerr, Appen and OpenTrain AI, refreshed daily. Midpoints of listed ranges; “up to” ceilings are left out of medians.

What you would earn at this rate

Rate

$85/hr

Per week, before tax

$425

Per month, if the work is steady

$1,842

Tax
Contract pay arrives with no tax withheld. A US contractor at this rate and these hours would set aside about $466 a month for self-employment tax plus federal income tax at the 12% bracket (25%, before state tax). Outside the US, your own country's rules apply.

Assumes paid hours only; unpaid assessments, onboarding and gaps between projects lower the real figure. Full take-home calculator · Track what you actually earn

Open law roles on each platform

The same kind of work, priced on every platform we track, with the best-paid open role on each.

PlatformOpenMedianBest-paid open role
micro154$135/hrDomain Researcher, Legal$400k-800k/yr
OpenTrain AIthis role79$120/hrCivil Rights Attorney for Legal AI Evaluation$140-400/hr
Mercor15$110/hrUS Patent Attorney — Prosecution & Litigation$180/hr
Alignerr9$43/hrLegal Expert: AI Legal Reasoning Review$75-95/hr
Handshake AI3up to $110/hr3 pricedLegal ProfessionalsUp to $150/hr

“Up to” rows list only ceilings, so their median is a maximum, not comparable with the range midpoints above them.

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The full listing

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The work

You will help improve AI systems by reviewing content about energy regulation and finance. Your work will draw on practical experience with regulatory workflows, rate analysis, compliance, and reporting.

You will work independently and asynchronously with AI research teams. Prior AI experience is not required.

  • Review AI-generated energy regulation and energy finance content for accuracy and relevance.
  • Create expert-level training data from your professional energy-industry knowledge.
  • Write clear feedback to improve AI understanding of regulatory workflows.
  • Apply professional judgment to rate analysis, regulatory compliance, and reporting materials.

What it pays and takes

This is an ongoing, project-based contractor opportunity that can fit alongside other commitments. The work is fully remote and open to candidates in the United States.

  • Pay: Up to $85 per hour.
  • Schedule: Flexible and asynchronous, with no minimum hour requirement; active projects typically involve about 5 to 20 hours per week.
  • Location: Remote, open to candidates in the United States.
  • Language: Professional fluency in English.
  • Experience: At least two years in energy regulation, rate analysis, regulatory compliance, or a comparable energy-industry role.
  • Relevant background: Regulatory Analyst, Rate Case Analyst, FERC Reporting Analyst, or a similar position.
  • Tools: Hands-on experience with SAP, Oracle MDM, or Power BI.
  • Other requirements: Strong written communication, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently in an asynchronous setting.

How it works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site. OpenTrain is a free platform where people find AI training and data-labeling work, build a profile, and apply to projects.

About AI training work

AI training is the human work behind better artificial intelligence. People create examples and review AI responses, and professionals with field expertise help models produce more accurate and useful results.

From applying to your first payment on OpenTrain AI

  1. 1

    Create a profile

    Create a free OpenTrain profile with your domains, languages and hourly rate.

  2. 2

    Apply

    Apply to the listing. Some listings hire through OpenTrain; others send you to the hiring platform.

  3. 3

    Funded milestones

    The client funds each milestone before work starts.

  4. 4

    First payment

    OpenTrain pays out to your connected payout method when the client approves the milestone. It doesn't publish a fixed payout schedule.

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Pay history

OpenTrain AI has listed this role at $85/hr since Nov 6, 2026 with no change.

Across OpenTrain AI's law roles, the median listed pay was $120/hr on Nov 1, 2026 (60 roles) and is $120/hr as of Nov 11, 2026 (79 roles).

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