Immunology AI Training Expert

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About AI Training Work

AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Experts review model outputs, prepare examples, and provide feedback that helps AI systems become more accurate, relevant, and useful. Your immunology expertise can directly influence how models handle scientific concepts and content.

  • Work with AI-generated text and scientific training materials
  • Evaluate accuracy, clarity, relevance, and potential misconceptions
  • Support the development of better AI systems through expert feedback

The Role

OpenTrain is hiring an Immunology AI Training Expert to evaluate AI-generated immunology content and help improve its scientific quality. You will review and design datasets, case studies, and scenarios, identify gaps in model knowledge, and contribute domain expertise to training materials and guidelines.

This is a part-time contractor role requiring 20 or more hours per week. The listed experience level is entry level, but the role requires an advanced degree or equivalent background in immunology and research or practical experience in immunological sciences.

  • Pay: $60-$80 per hour
  • Work type: Part-time contractor
  • Time commitment: 20+ hours per week
  • Language: English
  • Work arrangement: Remote
  • Eligible countries: Candidates in the countries listed for this opportunity

What You'll Do

You will apply scientific judgment to immunology-focused AI content and collaborate with project coordinators to clarify core concepts. The work includes ongoing review as the content and training needs evolve.

  • Review AI-generated immunology content for accuracy, relevance, and clarity
  • Design or review datasets, case studies, and scenarios for immunology applications
  • Identify information gaps and misconceptions in AI outputs
  • Contribute immunology expertise to training materials and guidelines
  • Collaborate with project coordinators to clarify core immunology concepts
  • Support ongoing reviews as immunology content evolves

Requirements

You should bring advanced subject-matter knowledge in immunology, supported by an advanced degree such as a Ph.D., MD, or equivalent qualification and research or practical experience in immunological sciences. Strong scientific judgment, analytical thinking, and clear communication are essential.

  • Advanced degree or equivalent background in immunology or a closely related field
  • Research or practical experience in immunological sciences
  • Strong analytical and critical-thinking skills
  • High attention to scientific rigor and detail
  • Ability to explain complex immunology concepts to audiences with different expertise levels
  • Detail-oriented communication style
  • Responsiveness to feedback in a collaborative remote setting

Preferred Background

Experience creating or reviewing scientific content can help you succeed in this role. Familiarity with clinical or laboratory immunology practices is desirable, while experience in academic publishing, peer review, or educational content creation is a plus.

  • Academic publishing experience
  • Peer review experience
  • Educational content creation experience
  • Familiarity with clinical immunology practices
  • Familiarity with laboratory immunology practices

How to Apply

Create a free OpenTrain account and apply through OpenTrain. Highlight your immunology education, research or practical experience, scientific communication skills, and any background in publishing, peer review, or educational content.

  • Review the opportunity details and location eligibility
  • Create or update your OpenTrain profile
  • Submit your application with relevant immunology experience
  • Be ready to contribute at least 20 hours per week
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