Remote Chemistry Problem Designer - Part-Time

Anyone AI Inc.; United States; Remote; MXN 819,000 - 1,166,000; Part time

Job summary

Anyone AI Inc. is seeking expert chemists to design advanced, deterministic problems for frontier AI models. You will craft chemistry tasks with exactly one verifiable answer, challenging deep reasoning and domain knowledge.

You'll use Python and, where appropriate, specialized chemistry tools to build reproducible, well-documented problems. Candidates should have a strong writing ability in English and a track record in computational chemistry or related workflows.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's/Master’s/PhD in Chemistry or related field.
• Experience in computational or quantitative chemistry workflows.
• Strong Python skills and scientific libraries.
• Ability to design original, difficult problems beyond textbook recall.
• Excellent attention to detail and clear technical writing.

Responsibilities

• Design difficult chemistry problems that reflect real scientific workflows.
• Create deterministic tasks with one correct answer and full verified solutions.
• Develop reasoning-intensive and computationally grounded problems.
• Use Python and, where appropriate, domain-specific chemistry tools or simulation packages.
• Ensure all tasks are reproducible, technically precise, and clearly documented.
• Write concise and rigorous technical explanations in English.

Skills

Python

Chemistry

Technical writing

Problem design

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor's/Master’s/PhD in Chemistry

Tools

Cheminformatics tools

Simulation packages

Computational chemistry software

Job description

Anyone AI Inc. is seeking expert chemists to design advanced, deterministic problems for frontier AI models. You will craft chemistry tasks with exactly one verifiable answer, challenging deep reasoning and domain knowledge.

You'll use Python and, where appropriate, specialized chemistry tools to build reproducible, well-documented problems. Candidates should have a strong writing ability in English and a track record in computational chemistry or related workflows.