Quant Intern
Quick facts
- Type
- Part-time
- Location
- Remote
- Skills
- Python
- Platform
- Alpheva — 134 open jobs
- Typical pay at Alpheva
- $100–250/hour · median $183 (129 jobs on our site)
- Payout
- Not published by Alpheva
- Apply
- Free to apply — never pay to get AI training work
Work directly with AI systems to create high-quality quantitative data and help improve their mathematical and research reasoning. Apply your graduate-level knowledge of probability, statistics, and programming while learning how expert-created data supports AI post-training and evaluation.
What you'll do
- Interact with AI models on probability, statistics, quantitative modeling, time-series analysis, and research programming tasks.
- Create challenging quantitative problems, reference solutions, and reproducible worked examples.
- Check AI-generated mathematics and code, test assumptions, and identify data leakage, overfitting, or flawed backtesting logic.
- Compare and annotate model responses, explain errors clearly, and document the reasoning behind a high-quality solution.
What you'll learn
- Learn how domain-specific examples and human feedback are used to support AI post-training.
- Gain practical experience evaluating AI responses, applying annotation guidelines, and checking dataset quality.
- See how factual accuracy, clear reasoning, and consistent feedback help teams assess and improve AI model behavior.
- Build experience at the intersection of your academic field and applied AI through project work and feedback.
Work arrangement
- Remote internship
- Collaborate with the team on scoped AI data and evaluation projects
Project scope, schedule, tools, and expectations will be discussed during the application process. Use only approved materials; do not share confidential employer, client, or university research data.
Requirements
- Currently enrolled in a master’s or higher degree program in mathematics, statistics, computer science, quantitative finance, or a related field.
- Foundational knowledge of probability, statistics, and linear algebra.
- Comfort with Python and data-analysis libraries, or a comparable research programming language.
- Ability to explain assumptions, reproduce calculations, and assess limitations honestly.
Alpheva is a new expert network (launched September 2026); payout methods are not published yet, so confirm your first payment before scaling up.