Remote Life Sciences Problem Architect (Non-Coding, Contractor)

Turing; United States; Remote; USD 83,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Flexible hours

Contractor assignment (1 month)

Job summary

Turing in San Francisco invites Life Sciences Subject Matter Experts to develop rigorous scientific-reasoning tasks for LifeSciBench. This non-code benchmark emphasizes interpretation of experiments, data, figures, and literature-style evidence, with defensible answers and clear questions that reward synthesis over recall.

The role requires a Ph.D. or equivalent research experience in life sciences, strong disciplinary expertise, and excellent scientific writing.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. or equivalent advanced research experience in life sciences.
• Ability to interpret experiments, data, and research findings.
• Strong scientific writing with attention to precision.

Responsibilities

• Design graduate-level life sciences problems rooted in realistic contexts.
• Develop clear questions and defensible reference answers.
• Interpret experiments, datasets, figures, and other biological evidence.
• Validate all biological claims, calculations, and conclusions.
• Identify ambiguity and alternative interpretations in questions.
• Ensure tasks are self-contained, reproducible, and well-documented.

Skills

Life sciences

Scientific reasoning

Biology knowledge

Education

Ph.D. or equivalent

Job description

Turing in San Francisco invites Life Sciences Subject Matter Experts to develop rigorous scientific-reasoning tasks for LifeSciBench. This non-code benchmark emphasizes interpretation of experiments, data, figures, and literature-style evidence, with defensible answers and clear questions that reward synthesis over recall.

The role requires a Ph.D. or equivalent research experience in life sciences, strong disciplinary expertise, and excellent scientific writing.