About the Role
We're looking for physics Masters graduates and current students to help train and evaluate cutting-edge AI models. Your expertise in advanced physics will directly shape how AI systems reason through complex scientific problems — making a real, measurable impact on the future of artificial intelligence.
This is a fully remote contract role with flexible hours. No AI experience required — just a strong command of physics and a sharp analytical mind.
- Organization: Alignerr
- Type: Hourly Contract
- Location: Remote
- Commitment: 10–40 hours/week
What You'll Do
- Design challenging, graduate-level physics problems spanning mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and more
- Develop clear, rigorous step-by-step solutions that demonstrate expert reasoning
- Evaluate AI-generated responses for scientific accuracy, logical structure, and depth of understanding
- Collaborate with researchers to build and refine benchmarks across undergraduate to Masters-level physics topics
- Provide structured, high-quality feedback that helps AI systems reason more like expert physicists
Who You Are
- Currently pursuing or have completed a Masters degree in Physics, Applied Physics, or a closely related field
- Strong problem-solving skills across multiple advanced physics domains
- Able to communicate complex concepts clearly and precisely in writing
- Detail-oriented, self-motivated, and comfortable working independently
- No prior AI or data annotation experience required
Nice to Have
- Experience with data annotation, quality evaluation, or academic research
- Familiarity with AI language models or scientific benchmarking
- Background in computational physics, mathematical physics, or engineering physics
Why Join Us
- Work on cutting-edge AI projects alongside top research labs and leading AI teams
- Fully remote and asynchronous — work on your own schedule, from anywhere
- Freelance perks: high autonomy, flexibility, and international collaboration
- Contribute to meaningful work that advances how AI understands science
- Potential for ongoing contracts and expanded project involvement