Remote Frontier AI Researcher

Turing; Seattle (WA); Remote; USD 83,000 - 165,000; Full time

Job summary

Turing in Seattle seeks a contractor to design research problems for frontier AI browsing agents. You will start from a verifiable fact, then craft a question that is hard to locate and prove your work with an auditable evidence trail.

You will produce a natural-language research question with a verifiable answer, plus clues across dates, people, places, organizations, works, events, records, and quantities, and a validation record showing searches and results.

Qualifications

• Open-web research, with ability to locate primary records and navigate databases.
• Precision with sourcing—cite exact pages, tables, sections, not just homepages.
• Native or near-native written English; clear, structured reporting.
• Strong tolerance for structured documentation; evidence trail drives the work.
• Experience with LLM evaluation, red‑team­ing, or benchmark construction.
• Experience in archival research, special collections, or reference librarianship.
• Background in investigative journalism or professional fact‑checking.
• OSINT, due diligence, KYC, or investigative research experience.
• Experience with patent, prior‑art, or legal‑discovery search.
• Genealogy/records research capabilities.
• Competitive quizzing or puzzle‑hunt construction.

Responsibilities

• Design research problems that are hard to locate and verifiable.
• Create clues spanning multiple fact types with constraints.
• Provide a complete, auditable evidence trail and validation record.

Skills

Open-web research

Precise sourcing

English proficiency

Structured documentation

LLM evaluation

Red-teaming

Benchmark construction

Government/archival research

Investigative journalism

OSINT/KYC research

Patent/art search

Genealogy research

Puzzle-hunt design

Job description

Turing in Seattle seeks a contractor to design research problems for frontier AI browsing agents. You will start from a verifiable fact, then craft a question that is hard to locate and prove your work with an auditable evidence trail.

You will produce a natural-language research question with a verifiable answer, plus clues across dates, people, places, organizations, works, events, records, and quantities, and a validation record showing searches and results.