• Develop prompts for AI models that accurately reflect your field of expertise.
• Evaluate AI responses and provide clear, structured feedback.
• Engage in independent work remotely, with flexible hours averaging between 5 to 20 hours per week.
• Learn new skills while contributing to the advancement of AI applications in the nuclear sector.
• Participate in projects based on availability, with new opportunities opening periodically.

• Minimum of 4 years of professional experience in nuclear engineering or related fields, including:
• Designing or developing nuclear equipment, such as reactor cores or radiation shielding.
• Monitoring operations of nuclear facilities to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
• Initiating corrective actions or managing emergency plant shutdowns.
• Examining accidents to gather data for preventive measures.
• Directing maintenance activities of nuclear power plants to ensure efficiency and safety.
• Designing or overseeing the construction of nuclear reactors or reprocessing systems.
• Writing operational instructions and preparing technical reports based on analyses.
• Conducting tests related to nuclear fuel behavior and optimizing plant performance.
• Consulting with scientists to determine experimental parameters and analytical models.
• Staying updated on developments in the nuclear field through research and technical journals.
• Able to work asynchronously in collaboration with leading AI labs.

This position is remote and allows for asynchronous work, providing flexibility in hours with no minimum commitment required.

Compensation is up to $80/hr, depending on the project.

F-1 students eligible for CPT or OPT may qualify for projects. Please consult your Designated School Official to confirm eligibility.