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10x Team is seeking a Freelance Quantitative Modeler – AI Trainer to work 8–20 hours per week, remotely within the EU or UK. You will review AI-generated outputs, refine quantitative scenarios, and develop practical examples, providing clear feedback.
This role suits experienced data scientists or analytics experts seeking flexible, project-based work with global AI labs. Join a network that connects top independent experts with AI labs to accelerate data-driven reasoning and complex modeling
Updated: 07 July 2026
Freelance | 8–20 hrs/week | Remote (EU/UK)
Are you an experienced quantitative modeler eager to shape the next generation of AI systems? Join 10x Team as a Freelance Quantitative Modeler – AI Trainer and leverage your expertise to help train advanced AI models, all while working flexibly and remotely.
10x Team connects top independent experts with innovative AI labs to accelerate the evolution of artificial intelligence. We’re searching for skilled quantitative modelers residing in the EU or UK to improve and guide AI’s approach to data-driven reasoning and complex modeling challenges.
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