Chemistry Expert - Remote AI Feedback Role

What You'll Do5

• Design expert-level computational chemistry problems and scenarios that mirror real simulation, modeling, and reaction workflows.
• Evaluate AI-generated answers for technical accuracy, reproducibility, and alignment with how chemists perform the work.
• Deliver structured written feedback that helps model developers improve AI performance.
• Complete tasks on your own schedule at your own pace, with no set schedule or minimum hours.
• Apply hands-on knowledge from computational, physical, or theoretical chemistry to judge AI reasoning.

Requirements9

• PhD or Master's degree in chemistry or a related field.
• A Master's degree paired with pharma or materials industry experience also qualifies.
• Candidates who meet at least two of the three listed qualifications may still apply.
• US work authorization.
• Strong written communication and close attention to detail.
• Ability to explain complex chemistry concepts in clear language.
• Ability to work without direct supervision in a remote, asynchronous environment.
• Proficiency with multiple quantum chemistry, MD, and cheminformatics platforms (a plus).
• Experience running production simulation or DFT pipelines in pharma, materials, or energy research (a plus).

Who Should Apply

Chemists who hold a PhD or master's and have run quantum chemistry, MD, or DFT workflows in pharma, materials, or energy settings fit best. The role rewards people who can spot reproducibility gaps in a model's answer and explain those gaps in plain written English. Chemists without US work authorization should not apply, since the contract requires it. Candidates often score low when they submit a degree with no evidence of simulation, modeling, or reaction workflow experience, or when their writing samples stay general instead of showing technical detail. The work suits independent contributors who prefer async project work, not people seeking a permanent lab position or steady weekly hours.

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