Principal Clinical Scientist - AI Training (Remote)

Alignerr Corp.; Birmingham; Remote; GBP 83,000 - 165,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote freelance contract

Flexible hours

Job summary

Alignerr is seeking a Principal Clinical Scientist to guide AI training with rigorous clinical trial expertise. The role focuses on designing regulator-ready training data, auditing results, and ensuring compliance with FDA/EMA standards in collaborative AI projects.

You’ll work remotely as an hourly contractor, 10–40 hours per week, with the flexibility to fit your schedule while delivering high-stakes scientific judgment to AI systems interpreting clinical evidence.

Qualifications

• Minimum senior-level clinical scientist with trial design for regulatory submissions.
• Strong experience interpreting trial data for regulators (FDA/EMA).
• Solid background in biostatistics and study methodology.

Responsibilities

• Design and critically review clinical trial protocols used to generate high-quality, regulator-ready training datasets for AI systems
• Interpret and audit clinical trial results to ensure accuracy, consistency, and alignment with regulatory standards (FDA, EMA, or equivalent)
• Evaluate AI-generated clinical analyses for scientific soundness and regulatory relevance — catching errors that only a seasoned expert would spot
• Provide structured, expert feedback that directly shapes how AI models reason about clinical trial design, data, and outcomes
• Help establish the gold standard for how AI understands and communicates clinical evidence

Job description

Alignerr is seeking a Principal Clinical Scientist to guide AI training with rigorous clinical trial expertise. The role focuses on designing regulator-ready training data, auditing results, and ensuring compliance with FDA/EMA standards in collaborative AI projects.

You’ll work remotely as an hourly contractor, 10–40 hours per week, with the flexibility to fit your schedule while delivering high-stakes scientific judgment to AI systems interpreting clinical evidence.