Mathematics Olympiad Problem Writer for AI Training

Contribute advanced Olympiad-level mathematics expertise to a short-term research project that trains frontier AI models to solve IMO-style problems. The role focuses on creating original, high-difficulty problems and critically evaluating AI-produced solutions. This is a remote, hourly research engagement with the possibility of extension based on performance.

• Write original and advanced IMO-style mathematics problems designed to challenge frontier AI models
• Evaluate AI-generated solutions for correctness, clarity, and mathematical style
• Identify logical flaws, incomplete reasoning, or insufficiently rigorous proofs in model outputs
• Provide clear, concise, and correct solutions and chain-of-thought reasoning
• Maintain extremely high standards of mathematical precision and appropriate problem difficulty

• Demonstrated expertise in Olympiad-style mathematics and problem setting
• Relevant backgrounds include math competition problem writers, selection committee members, medalists, and long-time participants

Engagement type, hourly and remote. This is a short-term, high-impact research assignment, and may be extended based on performance. Work is task-based and contributors choose how many tasks to accept. There is no cap on total weekly payments; contributors may complete as many available tasks as they choose to accept during the engagement.

• Hourly rate range: 54 to 93 per hour
• Work is paid on a pay-per-task basis, with payments tied to each fully completed and accepted problem or review
• Compensation per task varies based on problem difficulty, solution quality, and contributor efficiency
• There is no cap on total weekly payments

• Open to individuals with proven experience in Olympiad-level mathematics and problem creation
• Preferred applicants include problem writers, selection committee members, medalists, and competition participants

• Complete a brief interview, approximately 20 to 30 minutes
• Submit a short form describing your experience writing competition problems and competing in mathematics contests