Remote Chemistry Expert (PhD)
turingEast Boston (MA)
$100+/hour
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turingEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100+/hour
About the role
Remote contract for PhDs in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or related fields. Work on cutting‑edge projects with top AI labs while earning up to $100+/hour, fully remote, with flexible weekly hours. No AI experience required
Role Overview:
Help fine‑tune large language models (like ChatGPT) using your chemistry knowledge. You’ll design problems, check how well AI solves them, and work with researchers to build better benchmarks.
Responsibilities:
Design advanced chemistry problems to test AI performance (e.g., chemical engineering, biochemistry).
Develop clear, step‑by‑step solutions with rigorous logic.
Evaluate AI outputs for accuracy and quality of reasoning.
Collaborate with researchers to refine benchmarks across undergraduate to PhD‑level chemistry topics.
Requirements:
PhD (pursuing or completed) in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, or related field.
Strong chemistry reasoning and problem‑solving skills across advanced domains.
Ability to communicate complex ideas clearly in writing and provide structured feedback.
No AI experience required.
Fully remote, flexible work.
Work on cutting‑edge AI projects with leading LLM companies.
Pay rate:
$100+/hour (depends on role and candidate expertise).
Assessment: Shortlisted experts complete an evaluation before selection.
Assignments: Contract roles with defined start/end dates; up to 40 hrs/week.
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