
Chemistry Professor/Researcher (PhD) | $70-$90/hr Remote
Overview
micro1 is seeking chemistry professors and researchers holding a PhD to apply their deep subject knowledge in a unique role: training cutting-edge AI systems. You will design and evaluate chemistry content, from problem sets to real-world scenarios, helping AI models develop expert-level reasoning. This fully remote contract position pays $70-$90 per hour and requires no previous AI experience—your chemistry expertise is what matters.
What You'll Do6
- 1Create, review, and improve chemistry questions, examples, and case studies used for AI training and assessment.
- 2Evaluate the correctness, clarity, and relevance of complex chemistry materials, providing detailed feedback.
- 3Build high-quality datasets by curating and annotating chemistry texts, problems, and solutions.
- 4Leverage your teaching experience to ensure instructional content is clear and effective for diverse learners.
- 5Identify emerging topics or gaps in chemical education that could enhance AI model performance.
- 6Collaborate with the team through written and verbal discussions to refine approaches and meet project goals.
Requirements7
- 1A PhD in Chemistry (or ABD, if near completion).
- 2A proven track record of teaching chemistry at the undergraduate or graduate level, with strong communication skills.
- 3Demonstrated experience in chemical research and a record of scholarly publication.
- 4Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with keen attention to detail in academic work.
- 5Familiarity with modern pedagogy and curriculum design in chemistry.
- 6Experience working in interdisciplinary teams or contributing to educational projects.
- 7Ability to work independently, manage tasks effectively, and deliver high-quality results in a remote setting.
Who Should Apply
This role is perfect for PhD-level chemists who love teaching and research and are intrigued by the challenge of training AI. You don't need any AI background—just deep expertise in chemistry and a knack for explaining complex concepts clearly. If you enjoy creating educational materials, evaluating content for accuracy, and collaborating on forward-thinking projects, you'll thrive here.
Salary Insight
The role pays $70–$90 per hour, commensurate with experience and expertise.
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Application Tip
In your cover letter or application, share a specific example of a challenging chemistry concept you've taught or a research problem you've solved. Explain how you would break that concept down into clear, logical steps—this shows how your expertise can directly help AI models learn.
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