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Computer Science Expert (PhD)

Hiring experienced Computer Science experts to join an exciting collaboration with a top AI research lab. This role involves contributing to the development and evaluation of advanced AI systems designed to replicate real-world workflows across algorithms, data structures, operating systems, computer architecture, databases, programming languages, and machine learning.

Key Responsibilities

Create and assess complex problems in computer science across various subdomains such as algorithms, data structures, operating systems, computer architecture, databases, programming languages, and machine learning

Evaluate AI-generated responses for conceptual accuracy, technical rigor, and domain relevance

Provide clear written feedback on computer science problem sets, code solutions, and explanations

Collaborate asynchronously with AI researchers and engineers to iterate and improve model performance

Ensure technical accuracy and academic precision in all computer science content used to train or evaluate AI systems

Ideal Qualifications

PhD in Computer Science or a directly related field from a top university

2+ years of academic experience (research, publication, teaching) or professional experience (software engineer, researcher, or computer scientist)

Deep subject-matter expertise across core areas of computer science

Exceptional written and verbal communication skills

Strong attention to detail and analytical thinking

Project Timeline

Start Date: Immediate

Duration: 1–2 months

Commitment: Part-time, ~20 hours/week (potential to extend to 40 hours/week)

Schedule: Fully remote and asynchronous – flexible working hours

Compensation & Contract

Competitive hourly rate based on experience  ($75–$95 USD/hr)

Independent contractor

Weekly payment via Stripe Connect

Application & Onboarding Process

Upload your resume and application form

AI interview: A short, 15-minute conversational session to understand your background, experience, and interest in the role

Work trial: A paid, 4-hour assessment evaluating your ability to interpret project guidelines and deliver computer science-specific output