AI Trainer (Mathematics & Statistics)

Computational mathematicians, statisticians and optimization experts who have done paid AI training before set hard mathematical problems for advanced AI models and check the proofs, calculations and code the models hand back for logical and numerical faults. The listing puts pay at a $60 to $120 per hour equivalent, paid per accepted task. Work is fully remote from anywhere, on a flexible schedule of 15+ hours a week.

What you would do

• Set realistic computational mathematics and statistics tasks that challenge advanced AI models
• Write task instructions, reproducible environments, reference solutions and evaluation criteria
• Check model-generated proofs, calculations, code, models and optimizations
• Find logical errors, invalid assumptions, numerical instability and wrong statistical methods

What the listing asks for

• Prior paid experience training, evaluating or benchmarking AI systems on mathematical or technical tasks
• Strong practical Python and deep expertise in a mathematical specialization
• Hands-on computational work in numerical analysis, optimization, statistics, theorem proving or scientific computing
• Public evidence of skill, such as publications, code, research profiles or competition results
• Preferred: a master's degree or PhD, and tools such as SymPy, Pyomo, OR-Tools, Lean or Coq

Suits applied mathematicians, statisticians, operations researchers and formal proof specialists who program in Python and can show public work alongside earlier AI training experience.

Listed pay: $60 to $120 per hour equivalent, paid per accepted task. Where: Remote, worldwide. Time: 15+ hours a week, flexible schedule. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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