Review reaction mechanisms, validate AI-generated chemistry, and run computational workflows — paid, remote, flexible.
If you are a chemical engineer who thrives on technical precision, applied problem-solving, and real-world process reasoning, this is a unique opportunity to contribute directly to how the next generation of AI systems understand and communicate complex chemical engineering concepts.
Build and review expert chemistry tasks used to train and evaluate frontier AI models.
AfterQuery is seeking a Chemistry Expert to help design and evaluate challenging chemistry problems that train and refine our AI models.
Build and review expert process engineering tasks used to train and evaluate frontier AI models.
Translate CUDA/C++ code to Python while ensuring performance accuracy in chemistry models.
Analyze and explain the steps in a complex organic reaction mechanism, providing both textual explanations and annotated chemical structures.
Chemistry AI training jobs need chemists who can explain a mechanism step by step, catch an impossible intermediate, and judge whether AI-generated chemistry is safe and correct — from organic synthesis to computational simulation.
The work is remote and project-based: chemistry jobs for PhDs, postgraduates, and graduates who want to earn from their subject without a bench or a postdoc contract.
One profile covers every partner platform — most people are on a paid chemistry project within a week.
Get matchedChemistry AI training jobs need chemists who can explain a mechanism step by step, catch an impossible intermediate, and judge whether AI-generated chemistry is safe and correct — from organic synthesis to computational simulation.
Live chemistry projects typically pay $60–120/hr, with every rate posted upfront on the listing. Difficulty, seniority, and specialist credentials push rates toward the top of the band.
Yes — every project is remote and asynchronous. Work from anywhere, pick your own hours, no meetings. Apply links go straight to the hiring platform with no middlemen and no fees.
PhD-level roles pay the most, but plenty of projects accept graduates and postgraduates — especially evaluation, question-writing, and computational chemistry work with Python.