AI Trainer - Materials Science Specialists; Remote - Washington
Listing for:
prolificacademicltd
Full Time, Remote/Work from Home
position
Listed on 2026-11-15
Job specializations:
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Research/Development
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Role overview
Review materials science research and check whether AI-generated graphical abstracts accurately communicate the underlying papers. This is a remote expert-pool opportunity for specialists based in Washington; invitations to individual paid projects depend on demand and fit, so work is not guaranteed.
Responsibilities- Read scientific papers in materials science and assess their key findings.
- Compare each paper with an AI-generated graphical abstract.
- Identify inaccuracies, omissions, or other ways the visual summary misrepresents the research.
- Provide careful expert feedback to support AI model development.
- A master's degree or higher in materials science or a related field, with deep subject expertise.
- Experience with fact-checking or AI-related tasks.
- A verifiable professional history.
- Strong attention to detail and the ability to focus on complex tasks for up to an hour.
- A computer and reliable, fast internet connection.
- Work is remote, with individual assignments expected to take up to an hour; many may be shorter.
- Researchers typically pay $40 or more per hour for this expertise. Project availability and selection are not guaranteed.
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