Nuclear Engineer for AI Model Evaluation

Nuclear professionals apply their operational, safety, and regulatory expertise to evaluate AI-generated outputs for nuclear-domain tasks, assess field-specific content, and deliver clear, structured feedback that helps improve model accuracy and usefulness.

• Develop prompts and scenarios that reflect real nuclear work to test AI responses.
• Review AI-produced content for technical accuracy, safety implications, regulatory compliance, and appropriate terminology.
• Provide detailed, structured feedback that explains errors, suggests corrections, and describes acceptable practices or phrasing in the nuclear context.
• Analyze responses against real-world procedures and operational expectations, and record examples for model training and improvement.
• Work asynchronously with AI research teams to complete assigned evaluation tasks on schedule.

• At least 4 years of professional experience in one or more of the following roles: Nuclear Engineers, Nuclear Technician, Nuclear Power Reactor Operators.
• Relevant hands-on responsibilities that provide the context needed to evaluate AI outputs, for example:
• Operate and monitor nuclear systems to ensure stable, efficient, and safe performance, including routine testing and equipment adjustments.
• Maintain strict safety and regulatory compliance by identifying hazards, measuring radiation, and taking corrective or emergency actions when needed.
• Collect and analyze operational data to support reporting, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement of nuclear processes and equipment.
• Comfortable performing asynchronous review and feedback tasks in partnership with AI research teams.

• Location: Remote, work from your preferred location.
• Employment type: Part-time, hourly engagements.
• Schedule: Flexible, asynchronous work with no minimum required hours. Most contributors average 5-20 hours per week.
• Project placement is dependent on availability. The program operates year-round and new project opportunities open periodically across different specialties.

Up to $300/hr (depending on the project)

• F-1 students who are eligible for CPT or OPT may qualify for projects, subject to your Designated School Official confirming eligibility.
• If your school requires enrollment in a CPT course, this program may not meet that requirement.
• STEM OPT is not supported for these projects.
• Confirm your work authorization and any school-specific rules with your DSO before applying.

• Create an account on the platform and submit the requested profile information.
• Complete identity verification as part of eligibility checks.
• Enroll in and complete project-specific onboarding when matched to an assignment.
• Begin performing evaluation tasks and receive payment according to the project terms.