AI Science Writer, Nebius Academy (Contract)

Role overview Make advanced AI research understandable and engaging for technical and broader audiences. This ongoing contract role combines research analysis, journalism, and visual storytelling: you will assess what is new in papers, models, and architectures, then explain the methods and their limitations through articles and multimedia. The role is based in the EU and may offer a path to full-time employment.

Responsibilities - Write recurring reviews of AI models, architectures, research papers, and emerging trends. - Produce features, technical explainers, interviews, reports, newsletters, webinar scripts, and social content. - Interview researchers, engineers, founders, and scientific leaders, and verify technical claims with subject matter experts. - Create diagrams, charts, infographics, and other visual elements that clarify research methods and findings. - Cover conferences, new fields, and debates across AI research and applications. - Host or moderate webinars and interviews, and work with designers or producers on more involved visual stories. - Explore models, coding, agents, and automation to improve research and editorial workflows.

Requirements - Professional or academic background in AI/ML research, machine learning engineering, or a closely related technical field. - Relevant technical degree, such as computer science, mathematics, physics, engineering, or computational science. - Ability to read research papers, inspect architectures, compare results, and discuss technical details directly with researchers. - Strong writing and editing skills, with the ability to explain complex material precisely and compellingly. - Visual communication skills and comfort using language models as support while retaining editorial judgment.

Benefits and work setup - EU-based contract engagement with a fixed monthly retainer, plus stated opportunities for learning, growth, and potential transition to a full-time role. - Applicants must be authorized to work in the country where they apply.