Biologist for AI Model Training
$70–$90/hr
RemoteRemote micro1 is engaging Biologists to contribute their cellular and molecular biology expertise to an innovative customer project. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generaContractscience
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Role Overview
Apply hands-on cellular and molecular biology expertise to design, validate, and document experiments that will be translated into high-quality training data for next-generation AI systems. This role emphasizes practical wet-lab CRISPR experience, strong written and verbal communication, and the ability to convert experimental results into structured formats used for model training and evaluation.
Key Responsibilities- Design, optimize, and execute CRISPR-based gene editing experiments.
- Develop and implement cloning strategies to generate novel constructs and engineered cell lines.
- Perform genotyping, PCR-based assays, and sequence analyses to validate genetic modifications.
- Design synthetic DNA and RNA sequences and contribute screening logic for high-throughput workflows.
- Apply a range of molecular biology techniques to study and characterize molecules, organelles, and cellular organization.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to translate experimental data and observations into structured outputs suitable for AI model training.
- Document experimental procedures, results, and validation steps with exceptional clarity to support reproducibility and knowledge transfer.
- Bachelor''s degree or higher in Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, or a related field.
- Expertise in CRISPR technology and end-to-end gene editing workflows.
- Extensive hands-on experience with cloning, genotyping, and PCR-based assays.
- Strong background in sequence design and molecular screening strategies.
- Experience working in wet labs and familiarity with cell biology techniques.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with attention to scientific detail and data accuracy.
- Ability to research and analyze molecular and organelle functions within cells.
- Self-driven and collaborative, with a track record of contributing to high-impact research projects.
- Preferred: experience developing or evaluating rubrics for annotation or AI workflows, familiarity with designing datasets or protocols for AI training and human review, and prior collaboration with interdisciplinary or remote teams on data-driven biology projects.
- Engagement type: Independent contractor.
- Location: Remote.
- No prior experience in AI is required; domain expertise in molecular and cellular biology is the primary requirement.
- Pay range: $70.00 to $90.00 per hour.
- This opportunity is structured as a contractor engagement, so candidates must be able to accept independent contractor terms.
- Minimum academic requirement: Bachelor’s degree in Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, or a related field, as noted above.