Chemistry Expert | $20-$40/hr Remote
Overview
micro1 is looking for experienced Chemistry professionals to lend their expertise to an exciting project: training the next generation of AI systems. In this remote contract role, you'll apply your deep knowledge of chemical theory and lab techniques to help models learn and reason more effectively. No prior AI experience is necessary — your domain expertise is what truly matters here.
What You'll Do7
- 1Examine technical chemistry content to pinpoint areas needing improved clarity, accuracy, or completeness.
- 2Create, review, and update experimental write-ups, synthesis reports, and technical analyses to meet project standards.
- 3Craft detailed explanations of chemical mechanisms, processes, and concepts for audiences at various skill levels.
- 4Verify and fact-check chemical equations, datasets, and procedural steps for correctness.
- 5Work closely with project coordinators through written and verbal communication to ensure deliverables are top-quality.
- 6Offer targeted feedback on chemistry-related data and documents to support model training and development.
- 7Help shape and refine project guidelines by contributing your subject-matter expertise.
Requirements7
- 1A degree (BSc, MSc, or PhD) in Chemistry or a closely related field.
- 2Hands-on experience producing experimental write-ups, synthesis reports, or technical analyses in academic or industrial settings.
- 3Solid grasp of modern chemical theory, lab techniques, and analytical methods.
- 4Strong written and verbal skills with a focus on clarity and technical accuracy.
- 5A meticulous approach to reviewing scientific data, documentation, and procedures.
- 6Ability to break down complex chemical concepts for both specialists and non-specialists.
- 7Comfortable collaborating in remote, distributed environments (a plus).
Who Should Apply
You're a chemistry expert who thrives on explaining intricate concepts and has a knack for precise, accurate documentation. You want to use your domain knowledge in a novel way — helping AI systems better understand and reason about chemical data. You're comfortable working independently, communicating clearly, and contributing to a collaborative, remote project.
Salary Insight
The role pays $20-$40 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications.
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