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Physics (PhD) | $80-$90/hr Remote

$80–$90/hr
Posted June 23, 2026
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20 openings

Overview

We're partnering with micro1 to find Physics PhD experts for a remote, contract-based role shaping how AI systems understand and reason with complex scientific concepts. You'll contribute your deep domain knowledge—no prior AI experience needed—to train next-generation models through real-world data analysis, content creation, and expert review. This is a unique opportunity to bridge theoretical physics with cutting-edge technology, all while working on a high-impact project for a top-tier client.

What You'll Do6

  • 1Assess and interpret real-world physics data, scenarios, and problems to improve the quality of AI training datasets.
  • 2Develop, review, and refine technical problem sets and educational content that reflect advanced physics subject matter.
  • 3Provide expert feedback on AI-generated outputs, ensuring scientific accuracy and relevance to real-world applications.
  • 4Break down intricate theories—from quantum mechanics to thermodynamics—into clear, usable explanations for model training.
  • 5Work closely with project leads to adapt deliverables as project goals shift, maintaining a focus on high-quality contributions.
  • 6Participate in QA processes for training data, spotting gaps and suggesting improvements to enhance model learning.

Requirements6

  • 1A PhD in Physics (or a closely related field) from an accredited institution.
  • 2Strong understanding of both theoretical and applied physics, with a proven ability to solve complex problems.
  • 3Exceptional written and verbal communication skills—you can explain advanced concepts to non-experts with clarity.
  • 4Experience creating or reviewing educational or technical materials in physics (e.g., textbooks, problem sets, research papers).
  • 5Analytical mindset and adaptability to tackle evolving tasks without rigid scripts.
  • 6Familiarity with AI, data science, or digital training environments is a plus, but not required.

Who Should Apply

This role is perfect for Physics PhDs who are passionate about applying their expertise beyond academia or traditional research. You enjoy breaking down complex ideas, have a keen eye for accuracy, and want to see your knowledge directly improve AI model reasoning. If you’re comfortable with ambiguity, thrive on problem-solving, and are excited about the intersection of physics and machine learning—without needing to code or have prior AI experience—this is your chance to make a tangible impact.

Salary Insight

The role pays $80–$90 per hour, with flexible remote work and a contract arrangement.

Required Skills

advanced physics knowledgescientific data analysistechnical writingverbal communicationanalytical thinkingeducational content developmentproblem-solvingquality assurance (data)stakeholder collaborationadaptability

Application Tip

In your application, showcase a concrete example where you translated a difficult physics concept (e.g., quantum entanglement or fluid dynamics) into plain language for a non-specialist audience. Highlighting your ability to communicate clearly will set you apart.

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