Biology Expert (Masters/PhDs) - AI Training

About The Role

What if your years of advanced biology training could directly shape how AI understands genetics, biotechnology, and the life sciences? We're looking for Biology experts with Masters or PhD-level credentials to tackle complex, real-world scientific problems — and in doing so, help build the next generation of AI reasoning.

This is a fully remote, flexible contract role. No prior AI experience needed — just deep domain expertise and a passion for scientific rigor.

Organization: Alignerr
Type: Hourly Contract
Location: Remote
Commitment: 10–40 hours/week

What You'll Do

Develop, solve, and review advanced biology problems with real-world scientific relevance
Apply your expertise in genetics, biotechnology, bioinformatics, or related disciplines to design complex, meaningful problem statements
Evaluate and critique AI-generated scientific reasoning for accuracy, depth, and clarity
Collaborate asynchronously with AI researchers and fellow domain experts to strengthen AI model performance
Ensure scientific rigor, precision,



and intellectual depth across all deliverables
Work independently on task-based assignments — fully on your own schedule

Who You Are

Master's or PhD in Biology or a closely related field (Genetics, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Bioinformatics, etc.)
Deep expertise in at least one of: genetics, biotechnology, or bioinformatics
Comfortable working with Python or R for research or data-driven tasks
Exceptionally transparent written communicator — you can explain complex science without losing precision
Detail-oriented and methodical, with a commitment to accuracy
Fluent in English

Nice to Have

Experience with data annotation, quality evaluation, or AI training workflows
Background in academic research, lab work, or applied biotech
Familiarity with computational biology or bioinformatics pipelines
Experience translating highly technical concepts for interdisciplinary audiences

Why Join Us

📌 Biology Expert (India)
🏢 Alignerr
📍 India