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OpenTrain is seeking a Life Sciences AI Evaluation Task Designer to create challenging benchmark tasks that help evaluate how AI systems reason about real scientific work. You will use authentic research artifacts and technical challenges to represent advanced life sciences practice, including experimental design critique, protocol analysis, primary data interpretation, and methodological judgment.
You will source and synthesize data, define the correct methodological approach, and build
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OpenTrain is recruiting for a Life Sciences AI Evaluation Task Designer to create challenging benchmark tasks that help evaluate how AI systems reason about real scientific work. You will use authentic research artifacts and technical challenges to represent advanced life sciences practice, including experimental design critique, protocol analysis, primary data interpretation, and methodological judgment. The work is designed around realistic datasets, multi-step problem solving, and detailed evaluation standards rather than simplified textbook exercises.
Develop complex research evaluation tasks in biology, biomedical science, biochemistry, or a related life sciences discipline. Source and synthesize raw experimental data, laboratory protocols, technical literature, and supplementary documents. Define the correct methodological approach and document the appropriate biological interpretation for each task. Build multi-item rubrics that assess methodological rigor, data interpretation, and fidelity to source materials. Ensure task scenarios capture ambiguity, nuance, and the depth of real-world scientific work. Collaborate asynchronously with coordinators to refine deliverables and maintain objective, high-quality task design.
A bachelor's or master's degree in biology, biomedical sciences, biochemistry, or a closely related field. At least two years of hands-on research or laboratory experience involving primary data analysis and scientific protocols. Demonstrated ability to work through protocol-driven, multi-source scientific workflows. Strong scientific reasoning, source synthesis, methodological evaluation, and written English skills. Experience drafting or reviewing scientific documentation and handling CSVs, spreadsheets, PDFs, and technical documents. Careful attention to rubric fidelity and objective evaluation criteria.
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