$75-90/hrAs published by the platform.
This contract role asks specialists to write and review advanced materials science problems and to check how AI models reason about them. It is aimed at people with a master's or doctoral degree in materials science or a closely related field, who know semiconductor materials or molecular modeling well. The work is remote and done independently, on a flexible schedule.
$75-90/hr
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Official posting: https://www.alignerr.com/jobs/023675d5-4b55-4d55-a187-aa56db9ad1c2
Last checked on October 8, 2026.
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