Remote Energetic Materials AI Safety Analyst

SaidGig; New York (NY); Remote; USD 90,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

SaidGig is seeking a remote per-task analyst to craft domain-specific prompts and evaluate AI responses in the field of energetic materials and propulsion. The role emphasizes practitioner-level judgement to politely refuse dangerous guidance while enabling safe, constructive discussions.

You will develop reference answers and clear rationales, drawing on incident-scene experience and regulatory insights. Strong technical writing is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience working incident scenes or casework under a national certification.
• Backgrounds may include federally certified explosives specialist or national equivalent, forensic analysis of energetic materials and post-blast residues, regulatory inspection of licensees or permittees, or expert testimony in energetic materials.

Responsibilities

• Create challenging single-turn, domain-specific prompts categorized as benign, dual-use, or adversarial.
• Evaluate model responses against an established policy standard and determine whether each response was handled correctly.
• Develop reference answers that show the appropriate response and explain the supporting technical reasoning.
• Apply professional judgment to scenarios involving residue analysis, material identification, licensing oversight, diversion indicators, and related forensic or regulatory topics.
• Provide clear written rationales that non-specialists can understand.

Skills

Technical writing

Red-teaming

Forensic analysis

Education

National explosives certification

Job description

SaidGig is seeking a remote per-task analyst to craft domain-specific prompts and evaluate AI responses in the field of energetic materials and propulsion. The role emphasizes practitioner-level judgement to politely refuse dangerous guidance while enabling safe, constructive discussions.

You will develop reference answers and clear rationales, drawing on incident-scene experience and regulatory insights. Strong technical writing is essential.