Remote Nuclear Fuel Cycle AI Safety Analyst

SaidGig; New York (NY); Remote; Part time

Job summary

SaidGig is offering a remote, task-based engagement to help assess how advanced AI systems handle high-stakes nuclear fuel cycle questions. You will develop challenging scenarios, judge model responses against a policy standard, and craft explanations accessible to non-specialists.

The role emphasizes practical fuel cycle expertise, technical writing, and the ability to distinguish routine engineering questions from potential misuse, all conducted remotely with flexible pacing.

Qualifications

• Professional experience in fuel cycle areas such as enrichment, conversion, fuel fabrication, reprocessing, separations, waste streams, spent fuel management, criticality safety, fuel cycle systems analysis, modeling or licensing.
• Ability to assess which technical parameters are appropriate for routine engineering discussion and which may present misuse concerns.
• Strong technical writing ability; published research, prior technical writing, expert witness experience or red-teaming experience are valuable.

Responsibilities

• Create single-turn nuclear-domain prompts categorized as benign, dual-use, or adversarial.
• Evaluate AI responses against a defined policy standard and determine whether each response was handled correctly.
• Develop reference answers that show the appropriate response and explain the technical reasoning behind the judgment.
• Use practitioner judgment to distinguish routine professional questions, such as criticality safety or material-balance work, from requests that may indicate harmful intent.
• Provide clear written rationales that non-specialists can understand.

Skills

Nuclear domain experience

Policy/compliance judgement

Technical writing

Research/publication/red-teaming

Job description

SaidGig is offering a remote, task-based engagement to help assess how advanced AI systems handle high-stakes nuclear fuel cycle questions. You will develop challenging scenarios, judge model responses against a policy standard, and craft explanations accessible to non-specialists.

The role emphasizes practical fuel cycle expertise, technical writing, and the ability to distinguish routine engineering questions from potential misuse, all conducted remotely with flexible pacing.