Chemistry Graduate AI Trainer

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Prolific Academic LtdArtificial Intelligence

Denver, USContractMiddle

SalaryUp to $60 per hour

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Requirements

Education: a BS, MS, or PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, or a related Physical Science field.
Professional Experience: experience in laboratory research, industrial chemical processing, pharmaceutical R&D, or academic instruction.
Technical Mastery: deep knowledge of organic, inorganic, analytical, or physical chemistry principles and reaction mechanisms.
Safety & Compliance: a thorough understanding of chemical safety protocols (SDS), GHS standards, and regulatory requirements (EPA, REACH, FDA).
Analytical Precision: the ability to identify errors in complex IUPAC nomenclature, stoichiometry, molecular geometry, and thermodynamic calculations.
Communication: ability to explain intricate reaction pathways or molecular interactions in clear, technically accurate language.
A PayPal account to receive payment from our clients
Must be prepared to complete paid tasks that require one hour of uninterrupted work

Responsibilities

Evaluate AI-Generated Chemistry: review model responses to advanced chemistry queries for factual accuracy, structural integrity, and logical reasoning.
Fact-Check Reactions & Formulas: validate AI-generated chemical reactions, balancing equations, and ensuring proposed synthetic routes are viable and safe.
Audit Technical Documentation: review model-generated lab protocols, safety summaries, and spectral interpretations (NMR, IR, Mass Spec) for accuracy.
Annotate Molecular Data: identify and correct errors in SMILES strings, 2D/3D molecular representations, and property predictions.
Safety Monitoring: ensure AI outputs do not provide instructions for the synthesis of hazardous, illicit, or restricted substances.

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