Science AI Trainer, $75–$100/hour

LinkedIn; United States; À distance; USD 83 000 - 165 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

LinkedIn seeks a computational science expert to join as a project consultant on a contract basis, focusing on designing and evaluating terminal-based scientific tasks for AI systems. You will translate scientific requirements into precise tasks, build containerized environments with Docker, and implement reference solutions in scientific programming languages.

This role emphasizes strong programming ability, automated testing, and adversarial reasoning to ensure robust evaluation criteria.

Qualifications

• 5+ years hands-on experience or advanced research in a computational field.
• Deep expertise in at least one relevant scientific domain such as chemistry, biology/genomics, physics, mathematics, robotics, linguistics or Earth sciences.
• Strong hands-on programming ability to implement problems end-to-end.
• Experience with computational modeling, simulation, or genomics/bioinformatics.
• Strong debugging and automated testing ability.
• Familiarity with Git and GitHub workflows.
• Experience building or working with Docker-based environments.

Responsabilités

• Design technically difficult but fair computational problems grounded in their specialty.
• Translate scientific requirements into precise, self-contained task specifications.
• Build reproducible, containerized task environments using Docker.
• Implement a complete and correct reference solution using appropriate scientific programming languages.
• Create hidden automated tests or verifiers to evaluate correctness.
• Account for edge cases, numerical behavior, constraints, and plausible but incorrect approaches.
• Reason adversarially about how an AI agent might produce valid-looking but incorrect results.
• Validate that the reference solution passes while the baseline environment does not.

Connaissances

Hands-on programming

Adversarial reasoning

Edge case analysis

Scientific computing

Automated testing

Formation

PhD in a relevant field

MS with substantial computational work

Outils

Docker

Git / GitHub workflows

Containerization concepts

Description du poste

Join a growing community of professionals advancing the next wave of AI. As an AI Trainer, you’ll play a hands‑on role by analyzing and providing feedback on data to improve LLM performance, helping ensure that the next generation of AI technology is accurate and trustworthy.

We are seeking a skilled Computational Science Expert to work as a project consultant in our AI Labor Marketplace. This is not a full‑time employment position — you will be engaged as an expert project consultant on a contract basis.

Location: U.S.-based experts only

Engagement: Part‑time, project‑based expert evaluation work

Work Type: Remote

Project Summary:

Contributors will create challenging, terminal‑based scientific tasks used to evaluate advanced AI systems. We are seeking scientists with deep expertise in areas such as chemistry, biology and genomics, physics, mathematics, robotics, linguistics, or Earth sciences who are also highly capable programmers.

Each contributor will translate their scientific expertise into a difficult but objectively verifiable computational problem. Contributors will define the problem, construct a reproducible Docker environment, implement a correct reference solution, and create hidden tests or verifiers that determine whether the problem was actually solved correctly.

This work is best suited to computational scientists, research engineers, and technically oriented researchers who regularly write substantial code. Scientific expertise without strong hands‑on programming ability is not sufficient for this project.

Consultant Engagement Terms:

This is a project‑based consultant role. Consultants will be paid on a per‑project basis; hourly rates are estimates based on anticipated completion time. Consultants control their own schedule, provide their own tools, and may simultaneously provide services to other vendors or employers (subject to those vendors’ allowances).

Responsibilities:

Contributors will:

• Design technically difficult but fair computational problems grounded in their scientific specialty.
• Translate scientific requirements and constraints into precise, self‑contained task specifications.
• Build reproducible, containerized task environments using Docker.
• Implement a complete and correct reference solution using appropriate scientific programming languages, libraries, or computational tools.
• Create hidden automated tests or verifiers that evaluate scientific and computational correctness.
• Account for relevant edge cases, numerical behavior, constraints, and plausible but incorrect approaches.
• Reason adversarially about how an AI agent might produce an output that appears valid without correctly solving the underlying scientific problem.
• Validate that the reference solution passes the evaluation while the untouched task environment does not.

Expected Outcomes:

• Complete terminal‑based computational science evaluation tasks.
• Clear and reproducible task specifications and environments.
• Working reference implementations.
• Dockerized environments with required scientific dependencies and configuration.
• Automated hidden tests or robust correctness verifiers.
• Validation that each reference implementation passes and the baseline environment does not.

Qualifications:

• 5+ years of applicable hands‑on experience or advanced research specialization, such as a relevant PhD or MS with substantial computational work.
• Deep expertise in at least one relevant scientific field, including chemistry, biology/genomics, physics, mathematics, robotics, linguistics, or Earth sciences.
• Strong hands‑on programming ability. Candidates must be capable of independently implementing the problems they design.
• Experience using code to perform substantive scientific or mathematical work, such as computational modeling, simulation, scientific computing, quantitative analysis, formal methods, genomics/bioinformatics, or research software development.
• Strong debugging and automated testing ability.
• Ability to distinguish numerical or scientific correctness from superficially plausible results.
• Experience with Git and GitHub workflows.
• Experience building or working with Docker‑based environments.
• Familiarity with automated build and test workflows.
• Ability to turn domain‑specific scientific requirements into objective, machine‑verifiable success criteria.
• Strong reasoning about edge cases, failure modes, and alternative implementations.