Physics PhD for AI Content Evaluation

Physics experts apply advanced physics training to evaluate AI-generated scientific content, design domain-relevant problems, and provide feedback that improves models'' physical reasoning, mathematical modeling, theoretical analysis, and quantitative problem solving.

• Create rigorous, domain-relevant questions and prompts rooted in advanced physics topics.
• Review AI-generated answers for scientific accuracy, logical consistency, and physical validity.
• Provide clear corrective feedback and notes on errors in reasoning, modeling, or calculations.
• Assess technical solutions across areas such as classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and related subdisciplines.
• Document examples and edge cases that help refine evaluation criteria and improve future model behavior.

• Doctoral students or graduates in Physics or a closely related field, including current PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers.
• Strong background in advanced physical reasoning, mathematical modeling, theoretical analysis, and quantitative problem solving.
• Deep knowledge across core areas such as classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, or related subdisciplines.
• No prior AI or technical experience is required.

• Engagement type: part time, hourly contract work as an independent contractor.
• Location: fully remote, work is asynchronous and flexible.
• Typical time commitment: no minimum hours required; when active on a project most contributors work approximately 5 to 20 hours per week.
• This is not a traditional academic or full-time role and can be done alongside research, teaching, postdoctoral positions, or industry employment.
• Placement on projects depends on current project needs, with opportunities to be considered for additional projects as they become available.

• Up to $75/hr (depending on the project).

• Candidates must be doctoral students or degree holders in Physics or a closely related field, including those in postdoctoral roles.
• F-1 students may be eligible if they have appropriate CPT or OPT authorization; consult your Designated School Official to confirm eligibility. If your school requires enrollment in a CPT course, this type of project may not meet that requirement. STEM OPT is not supported.

• Create a candidate profile and submit the requested information.
• Complete identity verification as part of eligibility checks.
• Opt in or apply to relevant physics projects and complete any project-specific onboarding or training.
• Begin assigned review and evaluation tasks and receive hourly compensation for approved work.