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Cynthia C.

Mathematical Physics Data Annotator

USA flagGainesville, FL, Usa

Key Skills

Software

TelusTelus
RemotasksRemotasks

Top Subject Matter

Mathematical Physics
Theoretical Modeling
AI for Science

Top Data Types

TextText

Top Task Types

Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)
ClassificationClassification
Text GenerationText Generation

Freelancer Overview

Mathematical Physics Data Annotator. Brings 8+ years of professional experience across complex professional workflows, research, and quality-focused execution. Core strengths include Internal, Proprietary Tooling, and Telus. Education includes Doctor of Philosophy, University of Florida (2021) and Master of Science, University of Florida (2018). AI-training focus includes data types such as Text and labeling workflows including Prompt + Response Writing (SFT), Classification, and Text Generation.

Labeling Experience

Mathematical Physics Data Annotator

TextTextPrompt + Response Writing (SFT)Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)

As a Mathematical Physics Data Annotator at OpenTrain AI, I curated and annotated mathematical physics prompts for AI model training. I developed and evaluated benchmark datasets focusing on topics like differential equations, classical mechanics, and tensor calculus. I also provided expertise in refining AI prompts and evaluating model understanding of physics-based content. • Annotated high-complexity physics and math prompts for LLM fine-tuning • Assessed model outputs for conceptual understanding in mathematical physics • Participated in benchmark creation and evaluation exercises • Supported refinement of physics-themed LLM prompts and response evaluation

2024 - 2025
Telus

AI Data Trainer – Physics & Mathematics

TelusTelusTextTextClassificationClassification

As an AI Data Trainer at TELUS International AI, I labeled advanced physics and applied mathematics problems for AI tutoring systems. My work focused on electrodynamics, complex analysis, and partial differential equations. I performed quality assurance and validated datasets for scientific language models in a multilingual context. • Labeled and classified complex scientific text data for LLM training • Checked and validated multilingual annotations in physics/math • Collaborated with global teams on dataset accuracy • Contributed to model evaluation for scientific reasoning tasks

2023 - 2024
Remotasks

Mathematical Physics Task Annotator

RemotasksRemotasksTextTextText GenerationText Generation

At Remotasks, I translated theoretical physics problems into annotated formats for AI model consumption. This involved detailed annotation of LaTeX-heavy physics content, physical units, and formal mathematical proofs. I focused on ensuring accuracy in AI-readable explanations of physical systems. • Generated annotated training data for AI using theoretical physics exercises • Added physical constants and units in math-physics data • Specialized in topics like quantum mechanics and thermodynamics • Ensured the integrity of AI explanations and derivations

2022 - 2023

Education

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University of Florida

Doctor of Philosophy, Mathematical Physics

Doctor of Philosophy
2019 - 2021
U

University of Florida

Master of Science, Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics

Master of Science
2016 - 2018

Work History

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University of Florida

Assistant Professor, Applied Mathematical Physics

Gainesville, FL
2019 - 2023
U

University of Florida

Quantitative Research Analyst, Physics & Modeling

Gainesville, FL
2016 - 2019