Physicist

Type: contract Location: remote Interview language: English About this role We’re seeking physicists to join our AI training project. In this role, you will review AI-generated responses, evaluate the reasoning quality and step-by-step problem-solving, and provide expert feedback that helps models produce answers that are accurate, logical, and clearly explained. You will assess solutions for accuracy, clarity, and adherence to the prompt; identify errors in calculations, methodology, or conceptual understanding; fact-check physics information; write high-quality physics explanations and model solutions that demonstrate correct methods; and rate and compare multiple AI responses based on physics correctness and reasoning quality. Your profile You hold an MS or PhD in Physics or a related field in one of the top 100 universities. Confident in physical reasoning, mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, thermodynamics/statistical mechanics, and modeling/systems thinking You have developed or critically reviewed complex physics content (e.g., problem banks, proofs, textbook sections, research notes). Expert at fact-checking information using public sources across multiple domains. You communicate physics clearly and turn advanced theory into real-world solutions. Background in research, analytical writing, debate, programming, or physics is preferred. Published in a peer-reviewed journal. English proficiency C1 and above with excellent writing skills. Bonus: Data labeling, RLHF, or AI model evaluation experience. Key responsibilities Develop AI Training Content: Create detailed prompts in various topics and responses to guide AI learning, ensuring the models reflect a comprehensive understanding of diverse subjects. Optimize AI Performance: Evaluate and rank AI responses to enhance the model's accuracy, fluency, and contextual relevance. Ensure Model Integrity: Test AI models for potential inaccuracies or biases, validating their reliability across use cases. Skills & technologies Reasoning English Computational Physics Medical Physics Laser Physics Experimental Physics Nuclear Physics Theoretical Physics Research Physics Originally posted on Himalayas