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Physics Expert | $20-$50/hr Remote

20–50/hr
Remote
Posted August 3, 2026
contract
10 openings

Overview

micro1 is looking for a Physics Expert to contribute remotely to a project that trains next-generation AI systems. Your deep understanding of physics—not prior AI experience—is what matters. You'll evaluate scientific data, create problem sets, and provide feedback to help AI models reason and learn accurately.

What You'll Do6

  • 1Assess and label scientific data, equations, and experimental results across various physics fields.
  • 2Develop and review problem sets, research digests, and technical explanations for both foundational and advanced physics concepts.
  • 3Offer expert critiques on the correctness and clarity of physics content curated for AI training.
  • 4Write or revise detailed reports, analytical summaries, or experimental descriptions to enhance AI reasoning and understanding.
  • 5Spot data quality gaps or coverage issues and propose improvements to support robust model development.
  • 6Work asynchronously with project leads and fellow subject-matter experts to deliver valuable input and hit key deadlines.

Requirements7

  • 1A BSc, MSc, or PhD in Physics or a closely related field.
  • 2A track record of authoring research papers, experimental reports, or technical documents in physics.
  • 3Solid knowledge of classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and modern physics.
  • 4Strong written and verbal communication skills with a sharp attention to detail.
  • 5Hands-on experience with data analysis, experimental design, or computational modeling in a physics setting.
  • 6The ability to distill and explain complex concepts for audiences with varying levels of expertise.
  • 7Comfort collaborating on projects and delivering work in a fully remote, asynchronous environment.

Who Should Apply

This role is perfect for physicists who enjoy breaking down tough concepts and have a knack for precision. You should be comfortable working independently, meeting deadlines asynchronously, and contributing your expertise to help AI models better understand the physical world. No AI background needed—just solid physics and clear writing.

Salary Insight

The role pays $20–$50 per hour, depending on experience and qualifications.

Location

TypeRemote
LocationRemote
This is a remote position

Required Skills

physics domain expertisedata analysisexperimental designcomputational modelingscientific writingresearch summarizationproblem set creationcontent annotationattention to detailwritten and verbal communicationability to simplify complex conceptscollaboration in remote teams

Application Tip

When applying, include examples of how you have simplified advanced physics topics for a general audience—this directly reflects the type of work you’ll do to train AI models.

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