Neuroscience AI Training Expert

About OpenTrain

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About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Specialists review information, create examples, write explanations, and evaluate model outputs so AI systems can learn from accurate, useful, and well-structured material.

• Contribute directly to how AI models learn and reason
• Work with research, documents, questions, answers, and evaluations
• Flexible work can fit around studies, another job, or family commitments

The Role

OpenTrain AI is hiring a Neuroscience AI Training Expert to review neuroscience-related data, research, and case studies for accuracy and relevance. You will bring advanced neuroscience judgment to real-world content and help improve how AI systems learn, reason, and perform.

This contractor and part-time position is listed as entry level, while requiring advanced neuroscience knowledge or equivalent experience. Prior AI-training experience is not required.

• Work remotely from anywhere
• Commit 20 or more hours per week
• Earn $60 to $80 per hour, with an $80 hourly rate listed for the role
• Work in English
• Engage as a contractor

What You'll Do

You will assess scientific materials, explain complex concepts clearly, and help refine content used for AI training. The work combines research review, text generation, question development, and evaluation.

• Evaluate neuroscience-related data, research, and case studies for accuracy and relevance
• Write explanations, annotations, and commentary that clarify complex neuroscience concepts
• Develop or assess scenario-based questions and exercises based on current neuroscience understanding
• Identify emerging trends, theories, and methodologies that can inform AI reasoning
• Verify consistency and scientific integrity against established neuroscience standards
• Collaborate to refine deliverables and improve the quality of submitted materials
• Contribute real-world neuroscience insights that improve data realism and applicability

Requirements

This role is designed for someone with substantial neuroscience expertise and the ability to communicate scientific ideas precisely. Your background may come from research, teaching, consulting, publications, datasets, or educational materials in neuroscience.

• Advanced degree such as a PhD, MD, or equivalent experience in neuroscience or a closely related field
• Advanced neuroscience knowledge or equivalent experience
• Proven background in neuroscience research, teaching, consulting, publications, datasets, or educational materials
• Ability to review research, case studies, and scientific content for accuracy
• Strong analytical skills and the ability to synthesize complex scientific concepts
• Experience writing clear explanations and annotations for complex technical material
• Familiarity with current neuroscience advancements, trends, theories, methodologies, and challenges
• Strong scientific rigor, attention to detail, and commitment to accuracy
• Multidisciplinary or cross-functional collaboration experience is a plus

Who Should Apply

Apply if you can make nuanced neuroscience judgments, identify scientific inconsistencies, and turn advanced concepts into clear explanations and useful training examples. The role may suit neuroscience researchers, educators, consultants, and professionals with relevant equivalent experience.

You do not need prior AI-training experience. Familiarity with current developments in neuroscience and confidence reviewing technical content are central to the work.

• Neuroscience specialists with advanced academic or equivalent professional experience
• Researchers and educators who can explain complex material clearly
• Experts comfortable evaluating evidence, case studies, and scenario-based questions
• Detail-oriented contributors who value scientific accuracy and rigor

How to Apply

Create a free OpenTrain account, build your profile around your neuroscience expertise, and apply through OpenTrain. This opportunity is remote, part time, contractor-based, and requires a commitment of 20 or more hours per week.

• Review the role details and requirements
• Highlight relevant neuroscience education and experience
• Showcase research, teaching, consulting, publications, datasets, or educational work
• Apply in minutes through OpenTrain