Remote Applied Physics Specialist β€” AI Reasoning QA

Remote Applied Physics Specialist β€” AI Reasoning QA

Freelance No working from home possible
Alignerr

At a Glance

  • Tasks: Create PhD-level physics problems and solutions while auditing AI proofs for accuracy.
  • Company: Alignerr, a forward-thinking company focused on AI and physics.
  • Benefits: Flexible remote hours, competitive pay, and the chance to influence AI reasoning.
  • Other info: Join a team of independent thinkers in a fully remote role.
  • Why this job: Shape the future of AI by ensuring it understands the laws of physics.
  • Qualifications: PhD-level knowledge in physics and strong analytical skills.

Alignerr is seeking an Applied Physics Specialist (AI Training) to craft PhD-level physics problems and meticulous, step-by-step solutions. You will audit AI proofs and explanations for physical consistency, ensuring adherence to fundamental laws across domains like quantum mechanics and thermodynamics.

This fully remote, hourly contract offers 10–40 hours per week and invites independent, rigorous thinkers to shape how AI reasons about the physical world.

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Remote Applied Physics Specialist β€” AI Reasoning QA 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 Applied Physics Specialist β€” AI Reasoning QA

PhD-level Physics Knowledge
Problem Crafting
Step-by-Step Solution Development
AI Proof Auditing
Physical Consistency Evaluation
Understanding of Quantum Mechanics
Understanding of Thermodynamics