Mathematics & Applied Mathematics Expert

Vraify; Deutschland; Remote; EUR 44,000 - 63,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

Vraify seeks contributors to create, solve, or review expert-level mathematical problems across algebra, analysis, geometry, and number theory. You will probe AI answers for subtle errors, provide reference solutions and rubrics, and review peer tasks for originality and difficulty.

This is remote project-based work with pay up to $45/hour, depending on project and expertise. Applicants should demonstrate deep academic or professional expertise and the ability to articulate complex reasoning in

Qualifications

• Deep expertise in algebra, analysis, geometry, or number theory.
• Ability to explain technical reasoning in clear written English.
• Verifiable evidence such as publications, theses, ORCID, or institutional profile.
• Prior AI-evaluation experience is useful but not required; domain depth matters.

Responsibilities

• Create, solve, or review expert-level problems in core math areas.
• Probe AI-generated answers for errors and gaps and explain reasoning.
• Produce reference solutions, derivations, and scoring rubrics for audit.
• Review peer-authored tasks for originality and difficulty.

Skills

Algebra

Analysis

Geometry

Number theory

Combinatorics

Probability

Optimization

Numerical methods

Mathematical modelling

Job description

Help us find where advanced AI models break in Mathematics & Applied Mathematics. Create or solve difficult, answerable problems, test model reasoning, and explain precisely why an answer succeeds or fails. Remote project-based work can pay up to $45/hour, depending on the project and demonstrated expertise.

What you\'ll do:

• Create, solve, or review expert-level problems in areas such as algebra, analysis, geometry, number theory, combinatorics, probability, optimisation, numerical methods, and mathematical modelling.
• Probe AI-generated answers for subtle factual errors, invalid assumptions, missing cases, and broken reasoning.
• Produce reference answers, derivations, verification notes, or scoring rubrics that another expert can audit.
• Review peer-authored tasks for originality, ambiguity, answerability, and appropriate difficulty.

What we look for:

• Deep academic, research, clinical, teaching, or professional expertise in one or more of: algebra, analysis, geometry, number theory, combinatorics, probability, optimisation, numerical methods, and mathematical modelling.
• Ability to solve difficult problems independently and explain technical reasoning in clear written English.
• Verifiable evidence such as a publication, thesis, ORCID or institutional profile, patent, specialist practice, teaching record, or competition result.
• Prior AI-evaluation experience is useful but not required; domain depth and careful judgement matter more.