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About the Role
This is a full-time W-2 opportunity with Cincinnatus LLC. As part of this role, you may be staffed as a contractor with a leading technology company. Join a leading AI lab's cutting-edge GenAI team to be at the core of the AI revolution, where your expertise fuels the development of the most advanced AI models.
What You'll Do
Design tasks: Turn the research skills you use every day - designing studies, testing hypotheses, evaluating results - into engaging, multi-step tasks.
Author solutions: Work through your own tasks in Python and notebooks, at the level of rigor you'd expect from a careful colleague.
Define what good looks like: Help spell out what separates sound scientific reasoning from reasoning that merely sounds right.
Evaluate models: Review model attempts at your tasks and flag the mistakes a working researcher would spot right away.
Independent contractor engagement, fully remote. Mercor pays weekly via Stripe or Wise.
Common Questions
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$60-$90/h - Independent contractor engagement, fully remote. Mercor pays weekly via Stripe or Wise.
Design tasks: Turn the research skills you use every day - designing studies, testing hypotheses, evaluating results - into engaging, multi-step tasks. Author solutions: Work through your own tasks in Python and notebooks, at the level of rigor you'd expect from a careful colleague. Define what good looks like: Help spell out what separates sound scientific reasoning from reasoning that merely sounds right.
