Chemistry Specialist (Masters/PhDs) - AI Training

About The Role

What if your years of chemistry expertise could directly shape how AI reasons through some of the most complex scientific problems in the world? We're looking for Chemistry Specialists — Masters and PhD-level scientists — to design, solve, and evaluate advanced chemistry problems that train the next generation of AI models.

This is a fully remote, flexible contract role built for working scientists, researchers, and academics who want to apply their deep domain knowledge to a meaningful recent frontier. No AI background required — your chemistry expertise is what matters.

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

What You'll Do

• Design and solve advanced chemistry problems spanning organic, inorganic, physical, and computational chemistry
• Develop complex, real-world problem statements that challenge and improve AI model reasoning
• Review and evaluate AI-generated chemistry content for scientific accuracy, depth, and rigor




• Collaborate asynchronously with AI researchers and fellow domain experts
• Ensure all deliverables meet high standards of scientific clarity and correctness
• Work independently on task-based assignments — fully on your own schedule

Who You Are

• Master's or PhD in Chemistry or a closely related field
• Deep expertise in one or more areas: organic, inorganic, physical, or computational chemistry
• Strong written communication skills — you can explain complex concepts with precision and clarity
• Naturally detail-oriented with a rigorous, methodical approach to scientific problems
• Comfortable working independently in a remote, asynchronous environment
• Fluent in English

Nice to Have

• Experience coding in Python or using computational chemistry tools (e.g., Gaussian, VASP, or similar)
• Prior work in data annotation, scientific evaluation, or quality assurance
• Background in academic research, industry R&D;, or sc

📌 Chemistry Specialist (India)
🏢 Alignerr
📍 India