Use computational mathematics expertise and AI coding agents to create, debug, evaluate, and explain complex technical workflows. This remote contractor role offers flexible part-time work at $80-$100 per hour.
Coding & Software
100% Remote Hourly · $80–$100/hr
$80–$100/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 8, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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Remote contractor engagement
Worldwide opportunity
20+ hours per week
English-language work
$80-$100 per hour
About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Experts create examples, review model-generated work, and provide clear feedback so AI systems can learn to solve real problems more accurately. In this role, your computational mathematics and coding expertise will help evaluate how AI agents handle complex technical work.
Work directly with cutting-edge AI coding workflows
Apply specialized technical knowledge to real-world examples
Help assess the strengths and limitations of AI tools
The Role
OpenTrain AI is seeking a Computational Mathematics AI Coding Expert to support AI training projects focused on computational mathematics and technical coding workflows. You will use AI coding agents and your own subject-matter judgment to document sophisticated problem-solving processes, evaluate results, and explain how AI tools contributed to project outcomes.
This is listed as an entry-level AI training opportunity, but it requires hands-on computational mathematics experience and practical use of AI coding agents for multi-step technical work.
Remote contractor position
Part-time engagement with a schedule coordinated for the project
Compensation of $80-$100 per hour
Worldwide applicants considered
What You'll Do
You will create detailed, realistic examples showing how AI coding agents can be used on computational mathematics projects. Your work will combine technical execution, careful evaluation, and concise communication about project context and decision-making.
Create examples using Codex, Claude Science, Claude Code, and Claude Cowork
Navigate extensive codebases and solve complex technical problems
Debug sophisticated issues and implement end-to-end features
Make architectural changes to computational mathematics projects
Generate, refine, and validate actionable code sequences
Explain project objectives, challenges, and the roles AI agents played
Evaluate AI-agent effectiveness on ambiguous mathematical and coding problems
Identify the capabilities and limitations of different AI coding tools
Submit concise reports covering project complexity, context, and AI-supported decisions
Participate in remote consultations or knowledge-sharing sessions when needed
Requirements
The strongest candidates will bring real-world computational mathematics knowledge along with practical experience using AI coding agents. Prior AI training experience is not required, but you should be comfortable applying AI tools to advanced technical tasks and assessing the quality of their output.
Hands-on computational mathematics experience in a STEM role
Relevant professional or academic experience in computational mathematics
Practical use of Codex, Claude Science, Claude Code, or Claude Cowork
Experience with multi-step technical work involving AI coding agents
Ability to generate, refine, debug, and validate actionable code sequences
Experience handling advanced debugging, architectural changes, or large and ambiguous problem sets
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to explain complex technical concepts, decisions, and project context clearly
Sound judgment when evaluating AI-agent effectiveness and limitations
Ability to work remotely, manage deliverables independently, and follow detailed guidance
Who Should Apply
This opportunity is well suited to computational mathematicians, technical researchers, STEM professionals, and experienced developers who use AI agents as part of complex coding workflows. You should be curious about the practical adoption of AI in computational mathematics and able to turn sophisticated technical work into clear, useful documentation.
Computational mathematics professionals with strong coding experience
STEM specialists who have used AI agents for technical problem solving
Technical contributors comfortable working with ambiguity
Independent remote contractors who can manage ongoing deliverables
Why Build Your AI Training Career With OpenTrain
AI training and data labeling are rapidly expanding fields where human expertise shapes the behavior and reliability of modern AI systems. OpenTrain gives you a place to build a credible profile, discover projects aligned with your skills, and develop a lasting portfolio of AI training experience.
Apply your specialist knowledge to the development of advanced AI
Work remotely with flexible, part-time project opportunities
Build a profile that showcases your technical AI training experience
Create a foundation for continued growth in a fast-moving industry
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