Remote Physics AI Training Expert in Oxford

Remote Physics AI Training Expert in Oxford

Oxford Freelance 27 - 33 £ / hour (est.) Working from home possible
Alignerr

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Design challenging physics problems and develop clear solutions for AI training.
  • Company: Alignerr, a forward-thinking company focused on AI and education.
  • Benefits: Flexible hours, fully remote work, and competitive hourly pay.
  • Other info: Perfect for self-motivated individuals looking for a unique challenge.
  • Why this job: Make a real impact in AI training while working from anywhere.
  • Qualifications: Master’s in Physics and strong writing skills required.

The predicted salary is between 27 - 33 £ per hour.

Alignerr is seeking a Physics Subject Matter Expert to design challenging physics problems and develop clear, rigorous solutions for AI training.

You will assess AI-generated physics responses, identify gaps, and provide actionable feedback, collaborating with researchers to build benchmarks from undergraduate to Masters levels.

The role is a fully remote hourly contract with flexible hours, ideal for self-motivated candidates with a Master’s in Physics and strong writing skills.

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Remote Physics AI Training Expert in Oxford employer: Alignerr

Alignerr is an exceptional employer that champions innovation in healthcare through AI, offering a dynamic remote work environment that fosters collaboration and creativity. Employees benefit from a culture of continuous learning and professional development, with ample opportunities to grow within the organisation while contributing to groundbreaking projects that have a real impact on clinical research. Join us to be part of a forward-thinking team dedicated to transforming healthcare for the better.

Alignerr

Contact Details:

Alignerr Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Remote Physics AI Training Expert in Oxford

Physics Subject Matter Expertise
Problem Design
Solution Development
AI Response Assessment
Gap Identification
Actionable Feedback Provision
Collaboration with Researchers