Chemical AI Safety Experts

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pasiflora aiNew York (NY)

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Senior

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$40/hour

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About the role

# Chemical AI Safety Experts 3+ years experience What this pays40
About the Role: Pasiflora AI has immediate openings for Chemical AI Safety Annotators & Subject Matter Experts to evaluate AI-generated responses in chemistry and chemical-safety scenarios. We're looking for experienced professionals who can apply their real-world chemical expertise to assess whether AI responses are accurate, appropriate, and safe. Ideal backgrounds include:
  • Chemistry / Organic Chemistry
  • Analytical ChemistryChemical Engineering
  • ToxicologyPharmacologyBiochemistryPharmaceutical Sciences
  • Materials Science
  • Industrial Hygiene
  • Environmental Health / EHSOccupational or Process Safety
  • Forensic ChemistryChemical Security
  • Environmental Science
Experience may include: synthetic or analytical chemistry, toxicology, chemical/process safety, hazardous materials, exposure assessment, regulatory work, chemical security, or related professional experience.
What you'll do:
  • Evaluate AI-generated responses to chemistry-related prompts
  • Classify content as Benign, Dual-Use, or Adversarial
  • Assess technical accuracy and safety
  • Compare and rank AI responses
  • Identify errors, omissions, and safety concerns
  • Write expert reference responses
Participate in quality review and calibrationAI experience is not required. We're looking for people with strong chemical subject-matter expertise and professional judgment.
Location: Remote — eligible contributors must work from an approved country Engagement: Independent Contractor Rate: $40/hour If you have a strong chemistry or chemical-safety background and are interested in helping improve the safety and quality of AI systems, we'd like to hear from you.

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