AI training jobs for life scientists
Biologists, chemists, biochemists and neuroscientists are hired here to check a model where being confidently wrong is expensive. The listings are specific: molecular biology, microbiology, cell biology, biochemistry, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, neuroscience, bioinformatics and cheminformatics each appear as their own role, and some name tools — RDKit, molecular docking, structure-activity relationships, Python and Git — alongside wet-lab experience. The work is writing problems at the level you were examined on, then grading a model's answer step by step and saying exactly where the mechanism, the pathway or the reaction went wrong. Several postings pair a computational skill with the science, because the task includes reading the code that produced the number. What is judged is whether your correction holds up to someone else in the field. Remote, hourly project work, taken alongside a lab or a job. Pay is whatever each posting lists.
Checked micro1
Listed pay: $30to 120 / hr
across 540 openings on micro1
Some opening counts here are what the platform states; we have not verified them ourselves yet.
Open roles
- 10 openings
Life Sciences Research Assistant
Pay $30to 50
per hour
- 50 openings
Computational Biology & Cheminformatics Expert
Pay $80to 110
per hour
- 100 openings
Chemistry Specialist
Pay $70to 90
per hour
- 30 openings
Bioinformatics Scientist
Pay $90to 120
per hour
- 30 openings
Computational Biology Expert
Pay $90to 120
per hour
- 100 openings
Biologist
Pay $70to 90
per hour
- 100 openings
Microbiologist
Pay $70to 90
per hour
- 30 openings
Pharmacology Expert
Pay $60to 80
per hour
- 30 openings
Neuroscience Expert
Pay $60to 80
per hour
- 30 openings
Molecular Biology Expert
Pay $60to 80
per hour
- 30 openings
Biochemistry Expert
Pay $60to 80
per hour
Pay is the range each posting lists, in US dollars an hour, before anything the platform deducts. We never estimate.