Apply for Jobs at Turing

Follow the steps below to apply for open roles and projects:

Starting your application:

• For developer roles on the Turing network: Start at https://www.turing.com/developers to begin your application process.

• For other career opportunities: Visit https://www.turing.com/jobs to browse and apply for available positions.

If you do not yet have an account, you will need to create one. Both paths will direct you to https://work.turing.com/jobs to manage your applications.

1. Log in to your account at https://work.turing.com/jobs

2. Go to the Jobs page. You can use the available filters to browse roles by skill or category (e.g., Software, ML/Data/AI) to help you find relevant positions. To search for jobs in a specific language, such as Spanish, enter the language name (e.g., “Spanish” or “español”) in the search field. Important: Always review the language requirements in each job posting before applying, as a job related to a language does not necessarily mean the work will be conducted in that language.

3. Select a job of your interest and click on Apply Now

4. Review the job description carefully to understand the requirements, including time commitment. Most Turing positions require full-time commitment (typically 40 hours per week), though some roles may specify part-time availability. Check the hours requirement in each listing to find positions that match your availability.

5. Complete a short form (<2 mins) that helps us with some additional information.

6. Submit your application.

Applications must be submitted directly through the job listing on the Turing platform using Apply Now; support cannot add your profile to consideration or submit an application on your behalf via email.

Once submitted, your application will appear in your Applications dashboard under Submitted Applications, where you can confirm submission and track next steps.

Troubleshooting Application Submission Issues

If your application still appears under "Drafts" after you've completed the submission process, try these steps:

1. Refresh the page and log in again

2. Clear your browser cache and cookies

3. Check whether there is any pending "Submit" button remaining in the assessment

4. Verify on your dashboard whether the role is listed under "Drafts" or "Submitted"

5. If the application is under Drafts, open it and look for a Submit/Finalize button to move it to Submitted Applications

'Application Submitted' Pop-up When Using Interest-Check Links

If you see an 'Application Submitted' pop-up when clicking an interest-check link, but you haven't actually submitted an application for that position, this typically means your interest for that role has already been recorded in the system.

1. Check your Applications dashboard at https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications

2. If the role does not appear in your dashboard, you can apply directly from the Jobs page at https://work.turing.com/jobs by opening the role and clicking 'Apply Now'

Continue Application Button Not Responding

If the ‘Continue Application’ button is not responding when you try to submit your application, try these troubleshooting steps in order:

1. Clear your browser cache and cookies

2. Try logging out and logging back in

3. Switch to a different supported browser (Google Chrome is recommended)

4. Disable browser extensions, such as ad blockers or script blockers

5. Try accessing the application from a different device or network

6. Ensure your browser is updated to the latest version

'Form Submission Only Allowed Once' Error

If you encounter the error "Form submission only allowed once," this typically indicates the form was already submitted or a duplicate submission was detected.

To resolve this issue, try these troubleshooting steps in order:

1. First, verify your submission status by checking the Applications dashboard at https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications to see if the role appears under Submitted or Pending Review

2. If the application is not actually submitted, refresh the page, log out, then log back in

3. Clear browser cache and cookies

4. Use a supported desktop browser, preferably the latest Chrome, with extensions and VPN disabled. Avoid Incognito/Private mode

5. Try a different network or device

If the problem continues after trying these steps, contact support and provide:

• The actual link that isn't working

• The job title

• A screenshot or the exact error message you are seeing

• The URL or page where the issue occurs

• The browser and device you are using

You can also request a resend of the link if the opportunity is not showing a working next step in your dashboard.

Form Submission Link Not Working

If a form submission link from an email is not working or fails to load, try these troubleshooting steps in order:

Email Link to Job Interest Form Not Working

If a link in an email from Turing to a job interest form is not working or fails to load:

1. Try opening the link in a different browser or device

2. Clear your browser cache and cookies, then try the link again

3. If the link still doesn't work, contact Turing Support and request a direct-apply link for the specific opportunity. Support can provide an alternative link in the format https://work.turing.com/direct-apply/[ID] that will allow you to access and complete the interest form.

Note: Job interest forms and Google Form assessments sent via email may not appear in your applications dashboard. If you received an assessment link directly via email, complete it using that link rather than looking for it in the dashboard.

Unable to Apply Due to Active Engagement

If you see the error message "Unable to apply to jobs! You are already in an active engagement with a Turing client, hence you cannot apply to jobs," this means you currently have an active engagement that prevents new applications.

To resolve this, you have two options:

Submit Job Interest Button Not Working in Emails

If you receive a job opportunity email with a "Submit Job Interest" button that doesn't work, try these steps:

1. Request offboarding through your Project Manager:

   • Contact your current Project Manager

   • Request that they initiate the process to close your existing engagement

   • Once the engagement is officially closed, you will be able to apply for new opportunities at https://work.turing.com/jobs

2. Resign from your current engagement:

   • You can resign from the engagement directly to restore your ability to apply for new jobs

   • Application access is restored after the engagement is formally closed

1. Check your Turing dashboard at https://work.turing.com/dashboard for any error messages or notifications

2. Verify whether you have any platform restrictions, such as being in an active engagement, which may prevent you from submitting interest in new opportunities. If you see the "Unable to apply to jobs! You are already in an active engagement..." error message, refer to the "Unable to Apply Due to Active Engagement" section above for resolution steps.

3. Access the job directly through the Jobs page at https://work.turing.com/jobs if the role is listed there

4. If you receive an invitation email with an 'Express Interest' link but cannot access it, sign in to your account and check your Applications dashboard at https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications for the opportunity and any pending steps.

Note: The issue may not be a technical button failure, but rather a platform restriction based on your current engagement status.

File Upload Errors During Application

If you encounter file upload errors (such as "File upload could not be completed, please try after sometime"), follow these troubleshooting steps in order:

1. Verify file requirements: Ensure your resume is in PDF or DOCX format, written in English, and under common size limits (typically 5–10 MB).

2. Use a supported desktop browser: Chrome 74+, Edge 79+, or the latest Firefox

3. Turn off VPN, ad blockers, and browser extensions

4. Important: Do not use Incognito/Private Browsing mode for assessments or file uploads. If you are in incognito mode, exit by pressing Ctrl + N (Windows) or Cmd + N (Mac) to open a normal browser window.

5. Clear browser cache and cookies, then reload the page

6. Ensure required site permissions are allowed (screen/mic/camera if prompted)

7. If the issue persists, switch to a different browser or try a different computer/network

If the problem continues after trying these steps, contact support and provide:

• The exact error message and screenshot

• File details (type and size)

• OS and version

• Browser and version

• Whether VPN/extensions were active during the attempt

If the issue persists after trying these steps, contact support and provide:

• A screenshot or screen recording of what happens when clicking the button

• The URL/page where the issue occurs

• The browser and device you are using

Verifying Your Application is Complete

To confirm your application has been successfully submitted:

1. Check your Applications dashboard at https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications

2. Look for the role under the Submitted or Pending Review section. The dashboard will show your application status (such as 'Pending Review' or 'In Review')

   Note: If an assessment for that role was submitted through a Google Form, you may not see a separate individual assessment result in the dashboard. In that case, monitor the application status in Applications → Submissions as the best indicator of progress for that role.

3. If any assessments are required, you'll see prompts to complete them

4. If no pending steps are shown in your application, this means your application is currently in review. If the required assessment already appears as completed for the application, no further testing action is needed unless a new pending step appears on the dashboard.

Note: Job interest forms and Google Form assessments sent via email may not appear in your applications dashboard. If you received an assessment link directly via email, complete it using that link rather than looking for it in the dashboard.

What to Expect After Submission

Review Timeline: Application reviews typically take between 48 hours to 6 weeks from the time of application completion. The timeline varies depending on client feedback and the volume of applications received.

Note: Completing required tests does not guarantee your application will remain active or proceed to review. Applications may be archived at any stage of the process, including immediately after test completion, based on role requirements and candidate fit.

Job Details Disclosure: Specific job details such as pay rate, schedule, and start dates are shared after you have filled out the interest form and started the application or onboarding process, not in the initial job posting.

Notification Policy: Our team will reach out directly to candidates who are selected to proceed to the next step. Due to high application volume, not all candidates will receive a notification if they are not selected. If you have not heard back within 6 weeks of completing your application, this typically indicates you were not selected for that particular position.

Application Status and Archived Applications: An application may be archived for one of the following reasons: (1) the candidate was not selected to move forward, (2) the client paused the role, or (3) the client filled the role. Applications that were archived can be found in the Archived Applications section under the Jobs page. Archived applications cannot be reopened or re-enabled, even if you receive an email invitation to complete them. If you receive an email asking you to complete an archived application, you must wait for the role to be listed again on the jobs page and submit a new application if you are still eligible.
Note: The job listing page may still display an "Applied" label even after your application has been archived. If you see "Archived" status in your dashboard while the job page shows "Applied," the archived status in your dashboard is the accurate indicator that the application is no longer moving forward. Additionally, if your application has been archived, completing any pending assessments will not automatically move it back into review or change its archived status.

Feedback: Individualized feedback explaining why an application was not selected is not provided due to the nature of the evaluation process. This includes individualized reasons for not passing assessments.

Future Opportunities: Not being selected for a current opportunity does not remove you from future consideration. Our team continues working to identify new opportunities that align with your skills and experience. You will be notified via email or WhatsApp when new recommendations or interview opportunities become available. You can also browse new openings at https://work.turing.com/jobs.

Offboarding and Reactivation: If you have been offboarded from a previous project, you can apply for new opportunities once your offboarding status has been fully cleared and your profile is reactivated (typically within 1 business day). Being offboarded does not permanently block you from future opportunities unless there was a Code of Conduct violation. If your offboarding has been completed and you still cannot apply after approximately 1 business day, contact support via chat to have an agent manually review your status.

Reapplying to Roles: You can submit a new application if a role is reposted. Each new application is reviewed independently, and prior outcomes do not prevent reconsideration. However, if you receive a formal rejection for a role, you must wait three months from the rejection date before reapplying to the same role. This 3-month waiting period only applies after a formal rejection has been issued.

Managing Your Applications

Withdrawing Applications: Applications cannot be withdrawn once submitted. If you decide not to proceed with an opportunity, you can reject any offers you receive.

Note: Being redirected to your resume page after applying is part of the standard application flow and does not indicate an error.

Test Requirements for Job Applications

Some positions at Turing may require you to complete specific tests as part of the application process.

When to Expect the Test

At the time of submitting your application, you will be redirected to the testing environment to complete the required assessments.

Profile Submission Requirement

Important: You must submit your profile before you can access or complete any assessments. If you attempt to take an assessment before your profile is submitted, you will not be able to proceed.

To take or resume tests after completing your profile:

1. Open your Applications dashboard at https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications

2. Select the position, then click Continue on any pending assessment

If an assessment link fails to load, start from the Jobs page at https://work.turing.com/jobs.

Before Starting Your Assessment

To ensure your assessment runs smoothly, complete these steps before beginning:

Before Starting Your Assessment

To ensure your assessment runs smoothly, complete these steps before beginning:

1. Disable all browser extensions (including Coding Assistant, Grammarly, and similar tools)

2. Clear browser cache and cookies

3. Disable VPNs, ad blockers, privacy blockers, and desktop third-party programs/apps

4. Use a supported browser

5. Allow required permissions at both browser and operating system level (screen/mic/camera if prompted)

6. Share your entire screen — When prompted by the proctoring system, you must share your entire screen, not just a window or tab. This is required for the assessment to function properly.

7. Do not pause screen recording during the assessment: The proctoring system allows only 2–4 pauses of the screen recording before the assessment is marked as failed and you are prevented from continuing. If you receive a warning about pausing, do not pause the recording again.

8. If the Share button is disabled in the screen picker: This usually indicates that either the operating system or browser has not granted screen-recording permission, or a required selection in the picker is not fully confirmed.

   • Check that screen-recording permissions are enabled at both the browser and operating-system level

   • Ensure you have selected a screen or window in the picker before attempting to share

   • On macOS, go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Screen Recording and verify your browser is listed and checked

   • On Windows, go to Settings > Privacy > Screen recording and ensure browser permissions are enabled

9. Use a desktop computer: Mobile devices, including iPads and tablets, cannot be used for assessments requiring screen recording. Safari, Chrome, and Firefox on iPad all run on Apple's WebKit engine, which does not support the screen-sharing API required by the assessment platform. Using “desktop mode” in the browser does not resolve this limitation; screen recording will pause and the assessment cannot proceed. Even if screen-recording permissions appear to be granted on an iPad or tablet, the permissions check will not pass. The platform requires an actual desktop or laptop computer to function properly.

10. Device compatibility: Windows, macOS, or Linux laptops or desktops are recommended. Chromebooks are not explicitly confirmed as supported devices. If you use a Chromebook, use the latest Chrome browser, grant screen, camera, and microphone permissions, and avoid Guest or Incognito mode.

11. Ensure adequate internet speed (minimum 4 Mbps required)

12. Keep your device plugged in

Browser Requirements for Assessments

Important: Assessments cannot be taken in Incognito Mode or Private Browsing mode and are not designed for mobile devices. Always use a normal browser window on a desktop computer when completing tests. If you are currently in incognito mode, exit by pressing Ctrl + N (Windows) or Cmd + N (Mac) to open a normal browser window.

Supported Browsers: Use Chromium-based browsers (Google Chrome 74+, Microsoft Edge 79+) or Mozilla Firefox (latest version). Firefox is the recommended option as it has demonstrated better performance than Chrome for assessments.

WebSocket Connections: Ensure WebSocket connections are not blocked by your network or firewall. Test your connection at https://websocketstest.com/ or https://libwebsockets.org/testserver/.

To verify WebSocket connectivity is working correctly, test your connection at https://websocketstest.com/ or https://libwebsockets.org/testserver/. A successful test should show:

• WebSockets Supported: Yes

• Connected over Port 443 (SSL): Yes

• Data Send/Receive: Yes

• Echo Test: Yes

• No HTTP proxy detected

If WebSocket connections fail, follow these troubleshooting steps in order:

1. Disable VPNs, proxies, ad blockers, and privacy extensions

2. Fully close all assessment tabs

3. Reopen in a supported browser (Chrome 74+, Edge 79+, or latest Firefox)

4. Clear browser cache and cookies

5. Ensure you are NOT in Incognito/Private mode (press Ctrl+N on Windows or Cmd+N on Mac to exit)

6. Grant camera and microphone permissions at both browser and OS level

7. Test WebSocket connectivity again at the URLs above

8. If issues persist, try a different network or device

Resuming Paused Assessments

If your assessment shows as "Paused" or you need to continue an incomplete test:

1. Navigate to https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications

2. Open the application page for your specific position

3. Click "Continue" on each paused assessment to complete it

4. Troubleshooting: If an assessment link appears truncated or cut off in the portal and you cannot click it, try zooming out in your browser (Ctrl + minus key on Windows, or Cmd + minus key on Mac) to reveal the full link.

5. Alternative method: If the assessment link is not working or loading properly, visit the Jobs Page directly at https://work.turing.com/jobs to view active job listings and start or continue your assessment from there. This alternative path ensures your progress is properly tracked in the system.

6. If the assessment link redirects to the application tracking page: This may indicate that your assessment has been marked as failed or needs to be reset. Contact support with the assessment name and a description of what happens when you click the link.

7. Assessment already completed: If the assessment link redirects you back to the application or job page, this may indicate you have already completed and submitted the assessment. Some assessments are shared across similar roles—if you completed the assessment for one role, you do not need to take it again for another role that uses the same assessment. In this case, check your application status in the dashboard and wait for further communication from the team.

8. Important: If the application associated with an assessment has already been archived, completing the assessment will not move the application back into active review.

Important: Job interest forms and Google Form assessments sent directly to your email may not appear in the applications dashboard or Jobs page. If you received an assessment link via email, use that link to complete the assessment.

Assessment Card Visible But Not Clickable

If an assessment card is visible but you cannot click on it to start or continue, try these troubleshooting steps:

1. Zoom out in your browser to 80-90% so the full card and button render properly

2. Use a desktop browser (Chrome, Edge, or Firefox) rather than mobile

3. Disable VPN, ad blockers, and browser extensions

4. Use a normal browser window instead of Incognito mode

5. Clear browser cache and cookies, then retry

6. Try accessing the assessment directly from the Jobs page at https://work.turing.com/jobs

Assessment Link from Email Not Displaying Assessment

If you click an assessment link from an email notification but don't see an assessment when the page loads:

1. Sign in to your Turing account using the same email address you used when applying for the position

2. Navigate to https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications

3. Go to the Submissions tab

4. Click on the specific application you're trying to complete

5. Look for any assessment or pending step listed within that application

If you still don't see the assessment in your dashboard, the assessment may not appear there due to how it was sent. In this case, use the original email link to access and complete the assessment.

If the issue persists, contact support with:

• Your OS and version, browser and version

• Screenshot of the page showing the unclickable card

• Your timezone

• Whether VPN or extensions are enabled

• Whether you're using normal or Incognito mode

• A screen recording if possible

Missing 'Next' Button on Assessment Welcome Page

If you cannot proceed past the 'Welcome to the assessment' page because there is no active 'Next' button, this may indicate that no tests are required for the position you applied to. To verify:

1. Navigate to https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications

2. Go to the Submissions tab

3. Click on your application to check whether tests are required for your specific position

Assessment Stuck in Draft Status

If an assessment shows "Draft" status even though you've completed it, try these steps before contacting support:

‘No Challenge Found’ Error When Starting Assessment

If you see a "no challenge found" error after clicking Start Quiz, try these troubleshooting steps in order:

1. Refresh the page and try again

2. Clear browser cache and cookies

3. Disable VPN, ad blockers, and browser extensions

4. Switch to a supported desktop browser (Chrome 74+ or Edge 79+) and retry

Note: This error can also appear if the role you applied to does not require an assessment. To verify whether tests are required for your position, navigate to https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications, go to the Submissions tab, and check your specific application.

1. Sign out of your account, clear your browser cache, and sign back in

2. Check the Assessments page using a desktop browser (not mobile)

3. If you have multiple Turing accounts, confirm you completed the assessment on the correct account

If the issue persists, contact support with the following information:

• Email address on your Turing account

• Screenshot of the assessment page showing the Draft status

• Approximate date and time you completed the assessment

• Whether you used the in‑platform assessment link or an external link

You can check your application status and view all submissions by opening your Applications dashboard and selecting Submissions.

Important Notes

Coding Challenge Evaluation

How Challenges Are Assessed: Coding challenge performance is one factor considered during evaluation. Reviewers may assess code correctness, code quality, problem-solving approach, efficiency, and overall implementation. However, a single challenge result does not necessarily determine the outcome of your application.

Retake Policy: Previously completed challenges cannot be resubmitted or retaken to replace an earlier submission. If new assessment opportunities become available, you'll be able to complete them as part of those application processes.

After Completing Your Assessment

• You may not receive an immediate confirmation email after completing the assessment.

• If an assessment link opens a page that says "Thank you for completing the required testing", this can mean the required assessment was already completed and passed earlier, and there is no additional test left to launch for that requirement. It does not necessarily mean the link is broken.

• If the assessment page shows it has already been completed (for example, "Thank you for completing the required testing") and your application is already submitted or the assessment is marked complete for that application, do not retake the assessment. Instead, monitor your Applications dashboard for status updates and next steps.

• Our team will review all submitted assessments and reach out directly to candidates who are selected to proceed to the next step.

• If your assessment status shows "Review Completed," this indicates the review process has finished but does not automatically mean you passed. Only candidates selected to move forward will be contacted directly.

• This outreach may not happen immediately after you complete your assessment.

• Scheduled Maintenance: During scheduled maintenance windows, you may experience slower performance or intermittent delays when accessing assessments or the application portal. Your profile, application progress, and any information you have already submitted will not be affected or lost during maintenance.

• Troubleshooting: If issues persist during the assessment, click the Report a Problem button within the test interface to log the issue in real-time for support team review. If you need further assistance, contact support and specify which assessment you had issues with. Support will reset your testing link or clear your session to allow you to reattempt the assessment and provide troubleshooting steps to optimize your next attempt. Try using a different supported browser and, if possible, a different computer or laptop to determine whether the problem is related to your local system or connection. Include the following details when contacting support:

  • OS and version, browser and version

  • Desktop or laptop type

  • Whether multiple monitors are connected

  • Whether you shared entire screen or a window

  • Whether browser permission prompts appeared and which screen or thumbnail was selected in the picker

  • Normal or Incognito mode

  • Network type and whether VPN, firewall, or corporate network is in use

  • Any VPN or extensions active

  • A HAR file (network activity log) from your browser — see instructions at https://community.hubspot.com/t5/Tips-Tricks-Best-Practices/Troubleshooting-Toolkit-Collecting-a-HAR-file-and-Trace/m-p/20103

  • Screenshots and/or screen recording of the full issue

• When tests are required for a position, completing them is mandatory for your application to be evaluated. Not all positions require assessments or tests. If an assessment link redirects you back to Turing or the job page, or you see a “No Vetting Flow Found” message, the job you applied for may not require tests. A redirect back to the job page can also mean you already completed and submitted the required assessment, so there may be no active test left to launch and your application may simply remain under review while you wait for next steps. Applications are not reviewed until all required assessments are completed, so be sure to finish them promptly. If you receive a new-looking assessment link or email (for example, a General Aptitude Assessment) after already completing testing, verify whether it refers to the same previously completed requirement rather than assuming it is a second, separate test.

• Troubleshooting: If you experience technical issues during an assessment, try using a different supported browser and, if possible, a different computer to rule out local system or connection issues. If an assessment session terminates prematurely due to technical issues, contact us with details of the problem—they can reset your testing link or clear your session to allow you to reattempt the assessment.

• Some opportunities also have a live interview either with someone at Turing or a vendor partner. Our team will contact you directly with next steps.

• AI Interview Interruptions: If your AI interview is interrupted or you need to restart it, for example due to technical issues or another interruption, contact support. Support can provide a new interview link so you can start over.

• Live Interview Technical Issues: If you experience technical issues during a live interview, such as audio problems that prevent the system from hearing or recording your responses, contact support immediately. Support can reset your interview session so you can retake it using the same original interview link.

Accessing AI Interviews

If you receive an AI interview notification email but cannot find the interview option in your application:

1. Navigate to the Submissions tab in your applications dashboard at https://work.turing.com/dashboard/applications

2. Click on your specific application to view available interview options

Note: Depending on the position, there may not be any tests or interviews required even if you received a notification about completing an AI interview.