Radiochemistry/Nuclear Chemistry AI Training Specialist

Role overview Use radiochemistry or nuclear chemistry expertise to help improve AI systems that work with scientific information. The role centers on preparing and checking training data, assessing generated content, and documenting findings so model outputs meet domain standards.

Responsibilities - Annotate and label material related to radiochemistry and nuclear chemistry for AI training. - Check AI-generated content for scientific accuracy and alignment with domain standards. - Recommend improvements based on subject-matter review and observed model performance. - Contribute to training projects involving other scientific fields while maintaining consistent data quality. - Record review processes and findings to support ongoing quality improvements.

Requirements - A bachelor’s or master’s degree in radiochemistry, nuclear chemistry, chemistry, or a related discipline. - Experience with data annotation, AI training, or machine learning. - Ability to use data annotation tools and platforms. - Careful, quality-focused handling of data. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Nice to have - Familiarity with machine learning concepts and model training workflows. - Experience on interdisciplinary projects involving AI and scientific data. - Clear communication and collaborative working skills.

Benefits and work setup The role offers opportunities for professional development and participation in AI projects. The broader work environment is described as remote-first and flexible, though specific terms for this position are not provided.