Chemistry Masters – AI Data Trainer
About The Role
We're looking for chemistry experts to help train and evaluate some of the world's most advanced AI models. If you hold a Master's degree (or are currently pursuing one) in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, or a related field, this is your opportunity to apply deep scientific knowledge to a frontier technology — on your own schedule, from anywhere in the world.
No AI experience required. Your chemistry expertise is what matters.
• Organization: Alignerr
• Type: Hourly Contract
• Location: Remote
• Commitment: 10–40 hours/week
What You'll Do
• Design rigorous, advanced chemistry problems that challenge AI systems across domains like chemical engineering, biochemistry, organic chemistry, and more
• Develop clear, step-by-step solutions with sound scientific reasoning
• Evaluate AI-generated responses for accuracy, depth, and quality of reasoning
• Collaborate with researchers to refine benchmarks spanning undergraduate through Master's-level chemistry topics
• Provide structured, high-quality feedback that directly improves AI performance
Who You Are
• Currently pursuing or have completed a Master's degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, or a related field
• Strong problem-solving skills across advanced chemistry domains
• Able to communicate complex scientific concepts clearly in writing
• Detail-oriented and comfortable providing structured, critical feedback
• Self-motivated and able to work independently and asynchronously
• No prior AI experience required
Nice to Have
• Experience with data annotation, data quality review, or evaluation systems
• Background in research or academic writing
• Familiarity with AI or machine learning workflows
Why Join Us
• Work directly with industry-leading large language models (LLMs) on meaningful scientific problems
• Fully remote and flexible — work when and where it suits you
• Freelance perks: high autonomy, variety, and the ability to work globally
• Contribute to AI research that benefits the broader scientific community
• Potential for ongoing work and contract renewals