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Applying to Vetto · researched 12 Nov 2026

How to apply to Vetto

Pick an opportunity at work.vetto.ai, sign in with a 6-digit email code or Google, give your country, bank country, phone and a PDF resume with your field and years of experience, answer that opportunity's own questions (often a written reasoning case, never with AI), and when you are selected for a project, do its tasks and be paid every Friday for approved ones after an ID check, a tax form and a bank account.

, AITraining.jobs lists 20 open Vetto roles; 3 of them state an hourly rate.

Applying to Vetto, step by step

Researched Nov 2026

Pick an opportunity at work.vetto.ai, sign in with a 6-digit email code or Google, give your country, bank country, phone and a PDF resume with your field and years of experience, answer that opportunity's own questions (often a written reasoning case, never with AI), and when you are selected for a project, do its tasks and be paid every Friday for approved ones after an ID check, a tax form and a bank account.

Who can join

  • Real professional experience in the field the opportunity names. Each post says who can apply: its senior frontend project, for example, wants 5 or more years as a front-end or full-stack engineer and rules out junior and mid-level profiles.
  • Written English. Most applications must be completed entirely in English; some projects also accept Portuguese, and each opportunity lists the languages its applications and tasks must be done in.
  • Your own words. Vetto's ground rule on every opportunity is that AI is not allowed: if it spots AI use, it blocks the application.
  • A phone number, your country of residence, the country of your bank account and a resume as a PDF of up to 10 MB, plus your knowledge area, specialization, English level and years of experience. LinkedIn, GitHub and Lattes links are optional.
  • Any country. Vetto's referral policy says its platform is global, with no geographic restrictions on who can be brought in.
  • For some projects, proof of your professional registration: its health talent pool says a project may ask for it, along with a short exercise like the real work.
  • Before you are paid, an identity check, a tax form (the W-8BEN, or the W-9 with a valid Social Security Number if you are a US taxpayer) and a bank account in your name.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Pick an opportunity

    Vetto's opportunities list names the field, the project and the pay of each opening; on 12 November 2026 it listed 10, seven of them talent pools by field (health, cybersecurity, finance, business, legal, academic research and other fields).

  2. 2

    Sign in or create your account

    Enter your email and type the 6-digit code Vetto sends (it expires in 15 minutes), or continue with Google; you can also sign in with a password.

  3. 3

    Say where you are based

    Give your full name, phone number, country of residence and the country of your bank account, and accept the terms. Vetto says it uses this to match you with projects in your region and to set up payments correctly.

  4. 4

    Describe your work

    Upload your resume (PDF, up to 10 MB) and choose your knowledge area, specialization, English level (beginner, intermediate or advanced) and experience (junior 0 to 2 years, mid 3 to 5, senior 6 to 9, staff 10 or more). This is required before you can apply; LinkedIn, GitHub and Lattes links are optional.

  5. 5

    Answer the opportunity's questions and submit

    Each opportunity adds its own questions before you review and submit. The nutrition planning call, for example, asks for a written reasoning case in four parts, in English or Portuguese.

  6. 6

    Wait to be matched

    A talent pool is not a role with an immediate start. When a project fits your profile, Vetto contacts you with its scope, workload, pay and timeline, and may ask for a short exercise like the real work and proof of your registration. You can decline without penalty and stay in the pool.

  7. 7

    Do the tasks

    Project work happens in Vetto Arena. Tasks are assigned by Vetto based on demand, your skills and your availability, so you do not set your own weekly amount; only tasks that pass review are paid.

  8. 8

    Set up payments

    On the Payments page, complete the tax compliance form: verify your identity, then sign the tax form Vetto emails you. Add a bank account in your country, confirmed with a 6-digit code sent to your email; the account holder name must match your full legal name.

The application's own questions (often a written reasoning case), then a project exercise

There is no single entrance test. Each opportunity screens you with its own questions. The planning projects ask for a reasoning case: a real problem you solved, your reasoning in 3 steps with the data behind each, at least 2 alternatives you ruled out per step with the data that ruled them out, and your conclusion with 1 or 2 key insights; Vetto says it judges how you think, not whether your conclusion was right. Reviewer projects ask scenario questions, and the senior code reviewer project uses a short technical exercise in code review and test validation. When a project opens, a short exercise like the real work is typically the strongest selection signal.

Format

Written answers in the application form, in English (or Portuguese where the opportunity allows), done in your own time. The code reviewer project states there are no interviews, and the health talent pool has none at its first stage.

How to prepare

  • Pick a real case from your own work and anonymize it; the planning posts ask for one you diagnosed or solved yourself.
  • Give a number or a finding for every step and every discarded alternative: Vetto says "It wasn't the case" is not a valid answer.
  • Write every answer yourself, without AI tools or AI translation: Vetto blocks applications where it spots AI use.
  • Read the worked example in the post, then write more detail than it shows: the nutrition post says your application should include more data points and reasoning than its example.
  • Check the language rule of the opportunity and write the whole form in it.

Why people get rejected

  • AI use spotted in the answers, which gets the application blocked.
  • Alternatives dismissed without the concrete data that ruled them out.
  • Less experience than the post asks for, such as under 5 years on the senior frontend project.
  • On code review work, approving what an AI tool suggests instead of checking it yourself.
How long it takes

Vetto publishes no time to hear back. Its talent pools say a pool application is not a role with an immediate start date: you are contacted when a project matching your profile opens, with its scope, workload, pay and timeline.

When you get paid

Each project sets its pay, generally per approved task in US dollars, converted and paid in your local currency; work that is not approved is not paid. Payouts are weekly: tasks approved by Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time are paid that Friday, later ones the Friday after. To be paid you verify your identity, sign a tax form (the W-8BEN, or the W-9 with a Social Security Number if you are a US taxpayer) and add a bank account in your country (PIX or a bank account in Brazil, IBAN in the SEPA area), confirmed with a 6-digit code sent to your email.

Tips to get accepted

  • Apply to the talent pool in your field even when no project is open: Vetto says it contacts pool members first when a matching project opens, with the pay laid out before you decide.
  • Complete your profile: Vetto's app says a complete profile increases your chances of being matched to projects.
  • Fill in the tax compliance form and add your bank account as soon as you are selected, and use your full legal name: the account holder name must match it, and payments wait for the form.
  • Mind the weekly cutoff: a task approved after Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time is paid a week later.
  • Check whether a code project needs daily time: the senior code reviewer application asks if you can give at least 90 minutes a day to task work.
  • Keep project content to yourself and use outside AI tools only where a project allows them: its contractor terms remove people at once for a confidentiality breach.

What isn't public

  • Vetto publishes no acceptance rate, no time to hear back on an application and no description of how it scores answers or detects AI use.
  • It does not publish how much work a selected expert gets: its app says task volume is assigned by Vetto based on demand.
  • Its terms set no minimum age and say payment terms are defined per project; the Terms of Service part is still written for the student-jobs site it used to be (student and employer accounts).
  • It does not publish which countries its bank payouts reach, the exchange rate it uses (its earnings estimator converts at an approximate rate) or any transfer fees.
  • Only two worker reviews were found, both 1-star on Trustpilot. A Reclame Aqui complaint about vetto ai is titled 'Pagamento de projeto não realizado e falta de suporte ao cliente' (project payment not made, no support), but the page blocked us, so we could not read it. No Glassdoor or Indeed reviews were found.
  • Its 21 Greenhouse posts were all last updated on 25 September 2026, the Physics post carries the Nutrition post's text, and two posts still name a 20 February referral deadline, so whether each is still staffing is unclear.
Sources (13)
  • Vetto work app: sign-up, application and home pages (email code or Google, location and bank country, resume and profile, ground rules, task assignment, Arena), read from its public app code on November 12, 2026
  • Vetto work app: Payments (weekly Friday payouts, Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time cutoff, identity check, W-8BEN or W-9 tax form, bank account), read from its public app code on November 12, 2026
  • Vetto: open opportunities feed behind its experts page (10 open opportunities with their pay; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto work app: Health Expert, Talent Pool (who can apply, two-phase selection, compensation; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto work app: Senior Frontend Engineer (5+ years, US$50 to $100 an hour equivalent paid per approved review; created November 11, 2026)
  • Vetto on Greenhouse: Nutrition Experts, Planning AI Project (reasoning case, US$60 or R$300 per approved deliverable; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto on Greenhouse: Senior Software Code Reviewer (no interviews, short technical exercise, 90 minutes a day; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: Terms of Service and Contractor Terms and Conditions (version 1.0.0, effective November 1, 2025; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: Referral Program Policy (global, no geographic restrictions; $20 per referred person who completes an approved task; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: Support (applications, projects, payments, data; answered by email; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto: For experts (apply, get matched, paid per approved task; read November 12, 2026)
  • Vetto on Greenhouse: job board (21 posts, all last updated September 25, 2026; read November 12, 2026)
  • Trustpilot: vetto.ai reviews (unclaimed profile; 2 reviews, both 1-star; read November 12, 2026)

Vetto roles to apply to now

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Applying to Vetto: questions

How do I apply to Vetto?

Choose an opportunity at work.vetto.ai, sign in with an email code or Google, give your country, bank country and phone, upload a PDF resume with your field and experience, then answer that opportunity's questions and submit. Talent pools contact you when a project fits.

Does Vetto have a test or an interview?

Each application asks its own questions. The senior code reviewer project, for example, judges your background, your screening answers and a short technical exercise in code review and test validation, and states there are no interviews.

Can I use ChatGPT or other AI tools on Vetto?

Not in the application: if Vetto spots AI use, it blocks the application. In project tasks, its contractor terms forbid outside AI tools unless a project explicitly allows them.

How much does Vetto pay?

Each opportunity states its pay. On 12 November 2026 its talent pools showed $10 to $50 an hour (academic research and other fields) up to $50 to $200 (health and cybersecurity), a senior frontend project $50 to $100 an hour equivalent, and task writing $20 to $100 per deliverable.

How and when does Vetto pay?

Mostly per approved task, in US dollars converted to your local currency, to a bank account in your country. Payouts are every Friday for tasks approved by Tuesday 11:59 pm Brasília time, after you verify your ID and sign a tax form.

Is Vetto open in my country?

Vetto's referral policy says its platform is global and that there are no geographic restrictions on who can be referred. Each project still names the languages its work must be done in.

What is a Vetto talent pool?

An application to be on file for a field, not a role with an immediate start. When a project matching your profile opens, Vetto contacts you with its scope, workload, pay and timeline; there is no obligation to accept and no penalty for declining.

How do I contact Vetto support?

Through the form on its support page, using the email you registered with; support answers by email about applications, projects, payments and your data.

How long does it take to hear back from Vetto?

Vetto publishes no time to hear back. Its talent pools say a pool application is not a role with an immediate start date: you are contacted when a project matching your profile opens, with its scope, workload, pay and timeline.

Does Vetto have an assessment?

Yes: The application's own questions (often a written reasoning case), then a project exercise. There is no single entrance test. Each opportunity screens you with its own questions. The planning projects ask for a reasoning case: a real problem you solved, your reasoning in 3 steps with the data behind each, at least 2 alternatives you ruled out per step with the data that ruled them out, and your conclusion with 1 or 2 key insights; Vetto says it judges how you think, not whether your conclusion was right. Reviewer projects ask scenario questions, and the senior code reviewer project uses a short technical exercise in code review and test validation. When a project opens, a short exercise like the real work is typically the strongest selection signal.