Theoretical Physicist - Trajectory Expert - AI Trainer
Listed on 2026-06-02
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Research/Development
Data Scientist, Artificial Intelligence
PhD Physicist — Frontier Reasoning Trajectory Writer What you'll do
Produce "golden trajectories" for hard physics problems: complete, step‑by‑step solution walkthroughs where every reasoning step is sound, the final answer is correct, and the work is organized around a sensible upfront plan. You'll work in Studio, iterate with a frontier LLM to draft and refine the reasoning, and produce trajectories that are clean enough to use as training data. The problems are provably hard — we screen them by running a frontier LLM on each problem five times and requiring it to fail at least once.
Domainfocus
- Astrophysics (theory / numerical)
- Condensed matter (theory)
- Quantum physics / quantum information
- Particle / high-energy physics
- We are not looking for experimentalists, software engineers, or data scientists without a physics PhD background.
- PhD in physics, or in the final 1‑2 years of a PhD program, from a credible research institution
- Daily‑driver fluency in LaTeX (for derivations) and Python (for numerical sanity checks and plotting)
- Comfort with iterative LLM workflows — willing to nudge models with hints, identify reasoning errors, and shape an exploration into a clean trajectory
- Detail‑oriented; comfortable producing publication‑grade derivations
Around 15 hours per week, roughly one to two tasks per week. Each task averages about 7 hours of writer time.
How to applySubmit your application and complete the short technical assessment. Strong applicants will be invited to a follow‑up interview.
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