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Henry C.

Henry C.

AI / LLM Trainer (Chemistry & Mathematics) - Scale AI (Outlier), Remote

United Kingdom flagLondon, United Kingdom

Key Skills

Software

Scale AIScale AI
Other

Top Subject Matter

Chemistry and mathematics reasoning evaluation (LLM outputs)
Polymer classification and sustainable recycling (ML model building)

Top Data Types

TextText

Top Task Types

RLHFRLHF
ClassificationClassification
Entity (NER) ClassificationEntity (NER) Classification

Freelancer Overview

AI / LLM Trainer (Chemistry & Mathematics) - Scale AI (Outlier), Remote. Brings 4+ years of professional experience across complex professional workflows, research, and quality-focused execution. Core strengths include Scale AI and Other. Education includes Master of Science (Integrated Master’s), Imperial College London and École Normale Supérieure (ENS) (2026) and Secondary School Advanced Level / Pre-University, Westminster School (2021). AI-training focus includes data types such as Text, Computer Code, and Programming and labeling workflows including RLHF, Computer Programming, and Coding.

Labeling Experience

Scale AI

AI / LLM Trainer (Chemistry & Mathematics) - Scale AI (Outlier), Remote

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Trained large language models by creating and evaluating chemistry and mathematics prompts, rubrics, and reasoning-tree structures to measure output quality. Produced structured human feedback used to score and iteratively improve model responses for accuracy and reasoning quality. Crafted adversarial prompts to induce failure modes and assess how model reasoning changes under challenging inputs. • Prompt and rubric design for chemistry/math tasks • Evaluation and rating of model outputs • Structured human feedback for RLHF-style improvement • Red-teaming via adversarial prompting

2024 - Present
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Machine Learning and Chemistry Researcher - ENS Institut des Matériaux Poreux de Paris (IMAP)

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You conducted master’s research focused on machine-learning modeling and chemistry applications. You built and optimized Python models including CNNs, ANNs, random forests, and graph neural networks for classification and regression tasks. You applied these methods to real scientific datasets while developing a biodegradable MOF concept for antibacterial drug delivery. • Developed and optimized ML pipelines in Python for scientific classification and regression • Trained models using architectures such as CNNs, ANNs, random forests, and GNNs • Worked with real scientific datasets to support research objectives • Researched biodegradable metal-organic frameworks for drug delivery oriented to healthcare use

2025 - 2026

Machine Learning Researcher (Polymer Classification) - Imperial College London / Matoha

Other

Developed machine-learning models with an industry partner to classify polymer types for sustainable recycling using scientific data. Implemented and trained classification and regression models in Python to support research and evaluation of separation performance. While not a labeling role explicitly, the work involved preparing datasets and iterating model pipelines for supervised learning tasks. • ML model development for polymer-type classification • Supervised learning pipeline implementation in Python • Dataset preparation and model evaluation for classification • Collaboration with an industry partner on applied ML objectives

2023 - 2024

Education

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Imperial College London and École Normale Supérieure (ENS)

Master of Science (Integrated Master’s), Chemistry

Master of Science (Integrated Master’s)
2022 - 2026
W

Westminster School

Secondary School Advanced Level / Pre-University, Chemistry

Secondary School Advanced Level / Pre-University
2016 - 2021

Work History

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ENS Institut des Matériaux Poreux de Paris (IMAP)

Machine Learning and Chemistry Researcher

Paris
2025 - 2026
M

Matoha

Machine Learning Researcher

London
2023 - 2024