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Role Overview Chemistry specialists apply their subject-matter expertise to design and evaluate chemistry-focused prompts and assess large language model outputs, helping improve model behavior on domain-specific tasks. This role is remote, primarily asynchronous, and supports ongoing AI research projects across chemistry subdomains. Key Responsibilities • Develop domain-specific prompts and tasks for chemistry evaluation. • Review and rate LLM responses for technical accuracy, clarity, and pedagogical value. • Research chemistry topics to inform prompt design and response evaluation, using AI tools as appropriate. • Contribute to iterative improvements in evaluation guidelines and share domain insights with research teams. • Learn new skills relevant to AI evaluation while applying your chemistry knowledge to real projects. Qualifications • Master''s student or graduate specializing in chemistry. • Comfortable working primarily asynchronously and collaborating with AI research teams. • Confidence that your chemistry expertise can exceed current AI performance in explaining and reasoning about key concepts. • Willingness to research topics and adapt to evolving evaluation criteria and tools. Work Terms • Location: Remote, asynchronous work from any location. • Commitment: Approximately 10 to 20 hours per week, flexible scheduling. • Employment type: Part-time engagement. • Program runs year-round, however project assignments and availability will vary by domain; placement into specific projects depends on current project availability. Compensation • Up to $50/hr (depending on the project) Eligibility • Open to U.S.-based doctoral students, doctoral candidates, and recent graduates who hold valid work or training authorization, for example F-1 with OPT, J-1, or H-1B. Applicants must confirm and ensure compliance with their visa or program sponsor requirements before applying. • At this time, candidates on STEM OPT who require a new i-983 are not accommodated. Fellows with an already approved i-983 are not impacted. Applicants on pre-graduation OPT, CPT, J-1, or H-1B are also not impacted. These conditions may change in the future. Application Process Create a profile and complete the required identity verification, then review and join relevant projects that match your expertise. After onboarding into selected projects you will begin assignments and receive compensation for completed work. Note that acceptance into specific projects depends on current project availability.