Scientific Coding Expert: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, Materials
Quick facts
- Pay
- $20–100+/hr
- Type
- Contract
- Location
- Remote
- Skills
- Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Coding, Python
- Platform
- rustLabs — 3 open jobs
- Payout
- Dots (reported by workers)
- Apply
- Free to apply — never pay to get AI training work
Pay: $20–100+/hr
Scientists who code write rigorous scientific coding problems in their field for AI training: one main problem and at least three connected sub-problems, a verified Python solution with unit tests, and test cases that tell correct answers from wrong ones.
Fields: physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics and materials science. You need strong Python and a degree in your subject; a publications link helps.
Remote, on your own schedule, paid by the hour. rustLabs lists $20 to $100+ an hour across its expert fields; the rate for this role is shared after you apply. Payment within 30 days of accepted work.
Process: a one-minute application with LinkedIn and resume, then one short form about your subject, degree, publications and hours. There is no starter exam for this role.
rustLabs is a talent-sourcing partner: it screens applicants and puts matching profiles forward to its hiring partner. Applying is free.
rustLabs builds AI training data with domain experts in software engineering, finance, machine learning, STEM, law and medicine. Applicants take an assessment and are then assigned to projects.