Biomedical Engineering Expert AI Evaluation

Use your biomedical engineering knowledge to write prompts and evaluate AI-generated answers for accuracy and clarity. This remote role offers flexible work for 20+ hours per week and pays up to $50 per hour.

Remote Hourly · $50/hr

$50/hr

Compensation

Contract, part-time

Engagement

Remote

Location

Posted

Open to applicants in

United States

You will help improve language models by creating biomedical engineering prompts, researching technical topics, and reviewing AI-generated responses. Your judgment will help assess whether answers are accurate, clear, and grounded in biomedical engineering knowledge.

Projects may change based on available biomedical engineering work. The role is primarily asynchronous, so much of the work can be completed independently.

• Write prompts about biomedical engineering topics and specialized areas.
• Research professional or academic topics with help from AI tools.
• Evaluate AI responses for accuracy, understanding, and quality of explanation.
• Identify where responses are strong and where they need improvement.
• Contribute to AI research projects related to biomedical engineering.

This is remote, part-time work open to candidates in the United States. The structured role details call for a commitment of 20 or more hours per week, with flexible scheduling.

• Pay: up to $50 per hour.
• Hours:
  
  20 or more per week.
• Location:
  
  United States.
• Education:
  
  a bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering, or current junior, senior, or graduate standing in the field.
• Institution requirement: graduation from or current attendance at a top 20 undergraduate institution.
• Knowledge: strong ability to understand and explain biomedical engineering concepts.
• Communication: clear technical writing and confidence comparing AI answers with your own expertise.
• Work style: ability to work primarily asynchronously.

AI training is the human work behind systems that learn from examples, including writing prompts and rating model responses. People with subject expertise are needed to judge whether AI answers are accurate, useful, and well explained.