R&D Systems & Lab Operations Specialist | $40-$60/hr Remote
Overview
This role involves training next-generation AI systems by leveraging domain expertise in R&D lab operations. The specialist will review and refine rubrics, translate experimental protocols into structured digital workflows using ELNs and LIMS, and assess documentation clarity to ensure digital adoption. The position is fully remote and contractor-based, focusing on quality assurance and process automation in lab data management.
What You'll Do7
- 1Review and refine rubrics to validate the accuracy and usability of laboratory processes within electronic lab environments
- 2Translate experimental protocols into structured workflows using Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs) and Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS)
- 3Assess and enhance the clarity of documentation to ensure written protocols are actionable, logical, and ready for digital adoption
- 4Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify workflow improvements and ensure realistic QA pairs that mirror everyday lab operations
- 5Monitor and track protocol execution, providing feedback to ensure compliance with best practices in digital lab management
- 6Champion quality assurance by identifying gaps, inconsistencies, and opportunities for automation in lab processes
- 7Serve as a key contributor to the development of scalable and reproducible lab data management strategies
Requirements7
- 1Proven expertise with ELNs and LIMS, including workflow design and system configuration
- 2Exceptional written and verbal communication skills to convey complex information clearly across diverse audiences
- 3Strong analytical mindset and attention to detail in the review and optimization of digital lab processes
- 4Experience translating laboratory protocols into structured, digital formats with robust traceability
- 5Solid understanding of quality assurance principles in R&D settings
- 6Ability to work independently and as part of a remote, expert-driven team
- 7Demonstrated experience developing or reviewing rubrics for laboratory or scientific operations
Who Should Apply
Ideal candidates are life sciences, chemistry, or engineering professionals who have deep hands-on experience with ELNs and LIMS and a strong attention to detail for digital lab optimization. No prior AI experience is required, but you must be comfortable working independently in a remote, team-oriented environment. If you have a track record of translating wet-lab protocols into structured digital workflows and have developed or reviewed rubrics for lab operations, you are a perfect fit.
Salary Insight
The role pays $40-$60 per hour and is a contractor position.
Required Skills
Application Tip
Highlight your specific experience with ELN/LIMS workflow design and provide examples of how you have translated complex lab protocols into structured, reproducible digital formats to demonstrate your direct relevance to this AI-training role.