Computer Science PhD - AI Trainer

HandshakeAI Research

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Requirements

Current enrollment in or a completed PhD in Computer Science or a closely related field
Deep expertise in at least one area of computer science at the doctoral level
Strong written communication skills
Attention to detail
Ability to work independently
Ability to follow written guidelines
Expertise in Algorithms, computational complexity, or theoretical computer science
Expertise in Computer systems, distributed computing, or computer networks
Expertise in Programming languages, software engineering, or compilers
Expertise in Computer vision, human-computer interaction, or security

Responsibilities

Evaluate AI-generated content
Provide feedback to improve AI's understanding of computational concepts
Provide feedback to improve AI's understanding of technical reasoning
Provide feedback to improve AI's understanding of problem-solving
Create domain-relevant questions
Review AI-generated responses for accuracy
Review AI-generated responses for rigor
Review AI-generated responses for relevance to real-world computer science research
Review AI-generated responses for relevance to real-world computer science practice

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