Scientific Coding - Physics and Python

At a glance

Pay

Not disclosedTuring AI Advancement Work doesn't publish a rate for this listing

Location

remote

Time commitment

40 hours a week with 4 hours overlapping PST

Experience

Past work in annotating AI data, research, or science writing

Education

Physics graduate degree (Master's or doctorate)

Languages

Not stated in the listing

Work type

Coding / software engineering

Field

Coding, Science / STEM

Listed

Sep 3 to Oct 19

The work

Write multi-part scientific problems that build from smaller linked steps up to a main problem.

What you would do

• Write scientific problems with a main task and at least three linked sub-problems
• Code checked reference solutions in Python with full unit-test coverage
• Build test cases that separate right model answers from wrong ones

You're a fit if you

• have strong Python skills with scientific computing experience
• hold a graduate degree in physics
• can write precise science problems that state their constraints and expected results
• live in one of the listed countries, such as India, Kenya or Brazil

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From Turing AI Advancement Work’s listing

“Role Overview: Turing is building one of the most rigorous STEM AI training datasets in the industry. The SciCode project involves creating high-quality scientific coding tasks that are used to train and evaluate frontier AI models.”