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IXO Labs is seeking a researcher to write technically demanding prompts within their scientific domain, focusing on language models' safety and dual-use information.
You will classify prompts and conversations using supplied evaluation rules, judge scientific accuracy, usefulness and the treatment of sensitive content, and document the evidence behind each decision with clear explanations.
Your work at IXO
Apply scientific expertise and bilingual judgment to IXO safety evaluations in Norwegian. You will create controlled test material and explain how the model handles language, context and potentially sensitive information.
A PhD in chemistry, biology or a closely related field, ongoing or completed, is required. You need depth to work across relevant chemical, biological or radiological/nuclear subject matter, modern laboratory and computational methods in your subfield, and sound judgment about scientific safety and dual-use information. Native or near‑native Norwegian and business‑level written English are required.
Useful specialties include radiochemistry, nuclear chemistry, energetic materials, radiation physics, synthesis, molecular biology, microbiology, virology or genetics. Depth in one relevant area is valuable; every specialty is not expected of one person. Safety/security, biosafety/biosecurity, hazardous‑materials coursework and prior technical reviewing are helpful. Being based in Norway is preferred; applicants elsewhere are welcome.
Deliverables are test prompts, classified interactions, supported evaluations and clear explanations of failure patterns. Work is remote, with scope, handling rules and schedule agreed before assignments begin. The work remains within authorized evaluation conditions.
Pay is $82 $86/hr in USD.