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OpenTrain AI in the Bay Area, California seeks a senior Pharmaceutical R&D AI Training Expert for a hybrid, contractor role. On-site collaboration is required several days per week. The engagement lasts six months with a 40-hour week schedule and pay ranging from $75 to $115 per hour.
The ideal candidate has substantial pharma R&D expertise, hands-on use of large language models, and excellent written communication to define evaluation standards for drug discovery and development tasks.
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For this contract, OpenTrain AI is recruiting a Pharmaceutical R&D AI Training Expert to help improve how advanced AI systems handle real pharmaceutical research and development work.
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Subject-matter experts review model responses, identify unsupported reasoning, write examples of excellent answers, and create evaluation criteria that help models become more accurate and useful.
This work places pharmaceutical expertise at the center of model development. Your judgment can help define how AI reasons about drug discovery, development, and related scientific decisions.
OpenTrain AI is seeking a senior Pharmaceutical R&D AI Training Expert to work with research and program management teams on pharmaceutical knowledge-work tasks and model evaluations. The engagement is hybrid, based in the Bay Area, California, and requires on-site collaboration multiple days per week.
This contractor role pays $75 to $115 per hour. The initial engagement is six months, with a stated commitment of 40 hours per week; the associated project information lists a minimum time requirement of 20 or more hours per week.
You will assess whether AI-generated pharmaceutical knowledge work is accurate, well-reasoned, and supported by appropriate claims. You will also make expert standards explicit so that research teams can consistently measure and improve model performance.
This role requires substantial pharmaceutical or biotechnology R&D expertise, strong written communication, and the ability to recognize answers that sound plausible but are scientifically wrong. Candidates must also have hands-on experience using large language models in professional work.
The strongest candidates will bring a clear record of senior-level pharmaceutical R&D responsibility and evidence that their work has influenced meaningful research or development outcomes.
AI training is a fast-growing field spanning model evaluation, text generation, scientific review, and human feedback. OpenTrain helps people find and grow careers in this work, whether they contribute part time or pursue deeper specialist opportunities.
Create a free OpenTrain account to build your profile and apply in minutes. Your pharmaceutical expertise can help shape how state-of-the-art AI systems reason about complex research and development questions.