Physics Masters
Physics Masters – AI Training Specialist About The Role We're looking for physics graduates and students to help train and evaluate cutting-edge AI models. Your deep understanding of physical systems, mathematical reasoning, and problem-solving will directly shape how AI tackles some of the hardest scientific questions — making a real impact on the future of intelligent systems. This is a fully remote, flexible contract — work on your own schedule while contributing to frontier AI research alongside leading labs. Organization: Alignerr Type: Hourly Contract Location: Remote Commitment: 10–40 hours/week
What You'll Do
Design challenging, rigorous physics problems spanning mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and more Develop detailed, step-by-step solutions that demonstrate clear and accurate reasoning Evaluate AI-generated physics responses for correctness, logic, and depth Identify gaps or errors in AI reasoning and provide structured, actionable feedback Collaborate with researchers to develop and refine benchmarks from undergraduate through Masters level Who You Are Currently pursuing or have completed a Master's degree in Physics, Applied Physics, or a closely related field Strong command of advanced physics concepts and mathematical problem-solving Able to communicate complex reasoning clearly and precisely in writing Detail-oriented with a systematic approach to evaluating solutions Self-motivated and comfortable working independently and asynchronously No prior AI experience required
Nice to Have
Experience in academic tutoring, research, or technical writing Familiarity with data annotation, evaluation systems, or quality assessment workflows Exposure to computational or applied physics methods
Why Join Us
Work on cutting-edge AI projects with top-tier research labs and AI organizations Fully remote and flexible — set your own schedule and work from anywhere Freelance perks: high autonomy, variety of problems, and global collaboration Directly influence how AI reasons through complex scientific challenges Potential for ongoing work and contract renewals as new projects launch