Biology Expert - AI Trainer, New Grad (Remote)

Posted 16 days ago

jobrightcomNew York (NY)

Biological Scientists, All Other Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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Job Summary: Handshake is recruiting exceptional masters and doctoral students in Biology to join their AI research community. The role involves developing domain-specific prompts and evaluating LLM responses to enhance AI capabilities, working independently and flexibly.

Responsibilities: Test AI with real-world expertise and evaluate its performance. Earn compensation while contributing to AI research. Join a community of master’s, PhDs, and AI researchers from top universities. The position is remote and asynchronous, allowing independent work from anywhere. Flexible hours, approximately 10+ hours per week. Develop prompts, evaluate responses, and research topics of interest with AI assistance. Learn new skills and contribute to AI advancements across disciplines. Placement depends on project availability.

Qualifications: Masters or doctoral students, candidates, or graduates in Biology. Ability to work asynchronously with leading AI labs. Confidence in your expertise surpassing current AI understanding in your field. U.S.-based students or recent graduates with valid work authorization (e.g., F-1/OPT, J-1, H-1B).

Company: Handshake is a college career network founded in 2014, headquartered in San Francisco, with 501-1000 employees. It helps students and recent graduates find opportunities. Seniority level Entry level Employment type Contract Job function Software Development Referrals can double your chances of interview opportunities at Jobright.ai.

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