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Scientific Evals (Part-Time, Contract) at Edison Scientific - ApplyBlast

Scientific Evals (Part-Time, Contract)

Edison Scientific

3 months ago

Onsite

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About this role

Edison Scientific seeks expert scientists in biology, chemistry, or related fields to generate evaluation and training datasets that improve their AI systems for accelerating scientific discovery. This part-time, 1099 contract role involves annotating AI outputs, generating tasks for system evaluation, and interpreting experimental data to baseline performance. Candidates must have a PhD or be pursuing one and be able to commit at least 5 hours per week to these research activities.

Responsibilities

Annotate or evaluate outputs from AI systems performing scientific work
Generate or review tasks for evaluating AI systems on scientific tasks
Complete evaluation tasks as human experts for baselining performance
Interact with Edison's tools in various capacities to support research
Drive the acceleration of scientific discovery using AI technologies

Skills

Qualifications

PhD in BiologyPhD in ChemistryPhD in Related Scientific Field

About Edison Scientific

edisonscientific.com

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

Company Size

1-10 employees

Founded

2025

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Edison Scientific builds an AI platform that functions like an autonomous scientist to accelerate scientific R&D and drug discovery. Its Edison Platform and Kosmos products autonomously read and synthesize literature, analyze data, design and optimize molecules, and run hundreds of research tasks in parallel to generate validated findings and publication‑ready figures. The web‑based platform unifies target discovery, data synthesis/analysis, molecular design, and broader drug development workflows across disciplines. Research teams use Edison to compress timelines, automate repetitive experiments and analyses, and turn raw datasets into actionable, reproducible reports.