Use your Biochemistry expertise to train and evaluate AI models.
Design complex, multi-step computational life sciences tasks that test how AI agents analyze data, run code, and reach valid conclusions. This remote five-week contractor assignment pays $300 per approved task and requires advanced research and Python skills.
Posted Sep 30, 2026
Review prompts and AI-generated responses for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive safety risks. This part-time contractor role pays $50 to $52 per hour and requires less than 20 hours per week.
Posted Sep 21, 2026
Review AI-generated biochemistry content, write reference answers, and catch errors in mechanisms, calculations, methods, and safety guidance. This remote contract role pays $30 to $85 per hour, requires 20+ hours weekly, and needs C1 English.
Posted Sep 11, 2026
Review and improve AI-generated biology answers for accuracy, reasoning, and clarity. This remote contract role pays $70 per hour, typically offers 20+ hours weekly, and requires an advanced life-science degree.
Posted Jul 8, 2026
Biochemistry subject-matter work in AI training and data labeling can involve applying knowledge of biological and chemical concepts while preparing or reviewing examples for artificial-intelligence systems. Depending on the individual role, tasks may include checking scientific accuracy, writing or rating model responses, evaluating text, annotating relevant information, or reviewing other AI-training data. The individual live posting is the source of truth for the responsibilities, qualifications, experience, and other requirements of each opportunity.
OpenTrain is the hiring organization for these opportunities, and candidates apply through OpenTrain. Depending on the role, OpenTrain may place or refer a successful candidate to the client whose project they will support. Because project requirements differ, read the individual live posting for the authoritative information about eligibility, responsibilities, qualifications, pay, hours, schedule, location rules, and client-specific requirements.
