Physics Professor/Researcher (PhD) | $70-$90/hr Remote
Overview
micro1 is seeking Physics PhDs to lend their expertise to a groundbreaking project that trains next-generation AI systems. In this contract role, you'll craft and evaluate physics problems, solutions, and educational content — no prior AI experience is required. Your deep domain knowledge will directly shape how AI models reason and learn, making this a unique opportunity to apply academic rigor to cutting-edge technology.
What You'll Do7
- 1Design and review physics problems and detailed solutions spanning multiple subdisciplines, ensuring accuracy and educational value.
- 2Critically analyze model outputs for scientific correctness, clarity, and pedagogical effectiveness, then provide constructive feedback.
- 3Offer expert-level input on complex research topics and theoretical concepts to help refine AI reasoning.
- 4Assess and improve AI-generated explanations so they are both factually sound and easy to understand.
- 5Work remotely with project leads and fellow domain experts to establish best practices for content review and quality assurance.
- 6Write clear, concise feedback and engage in asynchronous discussions to drive project progress.
- 7Leverage your teaching and research background to ensure all deliverables maintain authenticity and academic rigor.
Requirements7
- 1A PhD in Physics (or current PhD candidate with significant research and teaching experience).
- 2Demonstrated expertise across both theoretical and applied physics domains.
- 3Proven track record in teaching, curriculum development, or mentoring within academic settings.
- 4Experience publishing and critically reviewing scientific research.
- 5Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a sharp eye for detail and clarity.
- 6Prior involvement in interdisciplinary projects or educational technology is a plus.
- 7Comfort working both independently and collaboratively in a remote, asynchronous environment.
Who Should Apply
This role is ideal for a Physics PhD who thrives at the intersection of deep scientific knowledge and clear communication. You enjoy breaking down complex concepts for learners and are excited by the idea of shaping how AI understands physics. You are comfortable working independently, providing detailed written feedback, and collaborating with a distributed team of experts.
Salary Insight
The role offers an hourly rate of $70-$90/hr.
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In your application, highlight a specific instance where you created or refined a physics problem or explanation that improved someone’s understanding — whether in teaching, tutoring, or writing. This demonstrates the communication skills essential for training AI.
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